Not intended for use in total darkness, rather in low-light conditions. The ‘night vision’ feature is achieved through the relative brightness factor of over 50.0. Anything over 25.0 is suitable for viewing in low-light conditions.

3 Responses to “Rokinon 7×50 Night Vision 50+ Binocular”

1. R. odeh says:

   February 25, 2009 at 12:00 am

   i used numerous types of binoculars in the military including infra red. i really didnt want something fancy or expensive but good quality and Rikinon 7X50 did the trick. it was very light with good rubber grip. the zooming power was great and the best thing was the clarity at night. i cant say you will be able to see in complete darkness,but if there is a little light its enough to enhance the view to allow see what you wanted.
2. Gina Ceballos says:

   August 14, 2008 at 12:00 am

   I bought them for the night vision, but they are not. In a clear night you might be able to see the silhouette of different things; for day use they are perfect.
3. Tiburon says:

   February 5, 2008 at 12:00 am

   I bought these a few weeks ago. I thought they were defective because everything I looked at was a little blurry. It wasn’t until I was able to look way off in the distance that I realized that these were so powerful they weren’t meant to look across the street. I can read yard signs 1/4 mile down the street. They are not “night vision” but do brighten up low light conditions. I can’t wait to use them to play paintball, (we do 24 hour scenario games and powered night vision is not allowed)