So you've decided you're ready to buy some night vision and want to know where to go to find night vision goggles for sale. We recommend finding a reputable brand or dealer to buy from directly, as opposed to Amazon — you'll find the support and product assistance is much better going this route.
Good Nite Gear for Digital Night Vision for Sale
For those looking for more affordable night vision devices to buy, digital is definitely the way to go. Whether you're looking to spend less than $200 on night vision monoculars, around $1,000 on a pair of night vision goggles, or several thousand dollars on premium thermal fusion and quad-sensor systems, Good Nite Gear has you covered across the entire spectrum.
For those looking to pick up used digital NVGs at a discount, check out our Garage Sale page, where you'll often find testing units and open-box returns for sale — generally only listed if in excellent condition.
Check out our reviews and see the feedback we've received from customers who've trusted us with their night vision purchase.
Nightfox
We also carry the Nightfox Prowl 2 directly on our own site — a genuinely strong budget pick built around a newer 60FPS sensor, with a quick-swap lens system for switching between standard and wide-angle fisheye views. If you want Nightfox performance without leaving Good Nite Gear, this is where to find it.
Night Operators
If you're comparing options across brands, Night Operators is another name worth knowing in the space — use code URBAN for a discount if you decide to go that route.
Steele Industries Analog NVGs for Sale
For those looking to get into analog, we recommend Steele Industries — the dealer we purchase from ourselves when buying analog night vision devices to compare against the digital night vision we sell. Analog night vision monoculars start just south of $3,000 and get considerably pricier once you start exploring higher-end Gen 3 tubes and binocular setups.
We invite everyone looking into night vision for the first time to check out our video comparing a bunch of digital night vision devices together in a tier list:
