Even wearing them for hours was no burden at all. Once I attached the strap and had them hanging around my neck, I was pleased with how light they are. Judged by looks alone the Sightmark Digital Ranger 5×42 does not impress. Sightmark Digital Ranger 5×42 Digital Night Vision

Auto focusing may not be something everyone is ok with.

This is an incredible set of night vision goggles for UFO watching or really anything at all, if you can afford them. The ATN PVS7-3 gives you the power to adjust on the fly. it’s better to have total control, you never know what kind of conditions you might end up in and auto focus can be slower. Still, when you’re out there looking for E.T.

Doing anything manually when you’re paying this much for it is a bit disappointing. I could see clearly up to forty feet in front of me, incredible in the inky black depths I like to crawl around in when alien-hunting.įocusing the image can be a little daunting, since you have to do it manually. Looking at the world through them turns night into day. When it comes to quality the ATN PVS7-3 Night Vision Goggles are top of the line. They’re so light weight my neck was unbothered even carrying their extra bulk. Wear them I did, and often, making full use of the included strap which lets you comfortably affix the ATN goggles to your head, keeping your hands free. Plus, while they may look large and bulky these were actually very comfortable to wear. If you want that Splinter Cell, armed forces styling then you can’t do better than these. You get what you pay for.įirst there’s the way they look, which is utterly badass. Maybe that higher price point puts them out of reach for you, but these babies are military grade.

At a cost of over $3000, the ATN PVS7-3 Night Vision Goggles are the most expensive tech on this list.

Splinter cell thermal vision patch