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NVG30 Digital Night Vision Monocular

Name: NVG30 Digital Night Vision Monocular
Brand: Good Nite Gear
SKU: 46459911897321
Price: 445.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.69 (48 reviews)

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Description

Introducing the NVG30 Digital Night Vision Monocular - the best digital night vision for the money and under $500, this is the ultimate tool for your nighttime tactical operations. Equipped with high-performance infrared technology, this night vision monocular delivers crystal clear images even in the darkest environments. Whether you're a law enforcement officer, a military professional, or a dedicated outdoor enthusiast, the NVG30 monocular nvg is the perfect tool to enhance your nighttime capabilities.

Check out our NVG30 Accessories including the Wide Angle Lens Mod, Dovetail Mount Arm, Sacrificial Lens and the NVG30 Bino Upgrade Kit.

Helmet & Mount Compatibility

The NVG30 includes a FAST compatible helmet mount. Those seeking a more robust tactical solution for a single monocular can check out the Z04 Wilcox Dovetail Arm. You can also birdge two NVG30s together with our premium mount + bridge.

Specifications

Sensor: Ultra-low illuminance CMOS
Sensor Resolution: 2560 x 1440
Frame rate(HZ): 30/40FPS (no wifi at 40FPS)
Display Type: OLED
Display Resolution: 1920x1080
Objective diameter: 20mm
Eyepiece diameter: 23mm
Basic optical magnification: 1x
FOV: 40°
Daytime Observation Distance: 0.2m-∞
Observation distance in Complete Darkness using IR: Up to 100m
Maximum effective observation distance in the starlight: 250m-300m
Digital Zoom: 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x
Language: 9 Kinds
4 Color Modes: Color, Black and White, Green Phosphor, White Phosphor
IR Illuminator: 940nm 1W with 3 output levels
Protection level (IP code) (IEC60529) : IPX7
Work temperature (℃) :-25 – +50
Battery Type : 18650
Battery Life: 3-6 Hours Depending on IR usage
Charging : USB-C
Housing Material : Enhanced ABS
Size (mm): 125×53×72
Weight (g) : 237g

Function Video Recording to micro sd (8-64GB), Video Playback, Display brightness adjustment, Loop Video Recording, Auto power off, time setting, Picture in Picture(PIP), Reticle Switch, UI switch, Auto IR Lighting, Electronic Compass, Combine for Binoculars,

What's in the Box?

NVG30 Digital Night Vision Monocular
Helmet Mount
18650 Battery
USB-C Cable
Micro SD Card (16GB)
External USB Charger
Pouch
Lens Cloth

Product Specifications

The Tactical Edge You Need When Every Second Counts

Whether you're on the range, tracking prey, running drills, or on patrol, clarity and stealth matter.

Sensor

Ultra Low Light CMOS

Frame Rate

30/40FPS (no wifi at 40FPS)

Field of View (FOV)

40°

Digital Zoom

1x, 2x, 3x, 4x

Display Resolution

1920x1080

Color Modes

Color, Black and White, Green Phosphor, White Phosphor

Battery and Charging

18650 with USB-C Charging

Weather Protection

IPX7

Weight (with Battery)

262g

Video

2560 x 1440 Video Recording to micro sd (8-64GB) and Wifi Video

Tactical-Grade, Wallet-Friendly

Professional Performance

Battle-Tested devices trusted by law enforcement, security teams, and tactical operators worldwide

Own the Darkness

See Everything. Miss Nothing. When the lights go out, you stay in control.

Surprisingly good for the price

These honestly blew me away. These perform amazing even with no IR on and its almost unreal that These are digital. My biggest gripe is the usability of the binoc mount with helmet. Its very hard to work with and I still havent gotten it to fit right but even as a monoc the unit works amazing

NVG30 Digital Night Vision Monocular

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It is an awesome nvg for the price! I had a small issue but was able to fix it real quick.

Got my NVG-30s and helmet setup from Good Nite Gear, and I have to say — these guys know what they’re doing. The quality is legit. Everything came in fast, packed right, and works like a charm. Night vision is crisp, clear, and exactly what I needed for my training setup.

Customer service? Solid. They’re quick to answer questions and actually care if you’re satisfied. Rare these days.

Wore the helmet and goggles outside and I swear I felt like I unlocked a stealth perk in real life. Neighbors probably think I’m prepping for something big… they’re not wrong 😎

Very High Resolution and Good Light+ IR Sensitivity

The best resolution (total # of pixels) in the display screen I've seen in any digital or analog (I have a few Gen 3s also). Unlike almost all other NV stuff that has an electronic 'ON' switch, this does not drain the battery in a few weeks or months while left 'OFF'. At about 33 microamps of 'OFF' current, it would take about 8 years sitting in a shelf to drain the battery. The 940 nanometer illuminator is far enough into the IR that at this wavelenght, a Gen 3 GaAs tube is about as sensitive as the NV 30, although the NV 30 has longer lag time.
CON: The eyepiece optic is not very good. It's quite wide, but if your eye is off center there's lots of coma (blur). I've got 2 of the NV 30s, and I made a black disk with a 1/4" hole in the center to place over the eyepiece of each. This corrects the problem. Note that this correction does not reduce the light sensitivity, because it does not affect the front (objective) lens. It only restricts where you place your eye relative to the eyepiece.
OVERALL: I prefer this over a Gen 3 unless very fast response is needed. It's lighter weight, much higher res, with a 1x-4x digital zoom that's actually useful, and it can see in color (and do video recording, which I don't use).

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Ready for your next mission.

This is fantastically suited for maneuvering at night as well as being able to shoot at a distance. I would definetely recommend pairing with an Ir laser. I'll be using this out at the MilSim - Lone Tree Milsim

This device is so hard to beat right now for budget digital night vision. I have both analog and digital and on some high moon nights I will even choose my NVG30 over analog because I like seeing color. It's super cool- extruded shoots

At this point for $500 you can not get a better night vision monocular. I have been absolutely blow away by this monocular and that has cast into light a lot of the shortfallings of competitor devices - Phantom Llama's Den

If you are looking for a compelling, cost effective entry level means of moving, hunting, hiking, shooting, recording in low light, this actually might be right up your alley - Chuck with Gunplay.tv

If you’re night vision curious but can’t stomach paying thousands for a headset, the NVG50 is a compelling option for tooling around in the dark and even the occasional night trips to the range - Josh C , Editor in Chief of thefirearmblog.com

If you're a tradtional guy who just wants to be able to go out and train and see at night this is going to get you there - Tactical Advisor