While you'll question the power of a "toy" to observe in the dark, you will discover that the EyeClops Night Vision actually works. You can see up to fifty feet in the darkness when using surveillance mode. The range can be just about doubled if you've got a flashlight with an IR filter.

These are handheld binoculars, therefore there is no need to worry about whether or not or not they will fit (just right for adults who might wish to tryt them out too). Them being handheld is even safer than strap-on goggles in many ways. The maker recommends grown-up guidance for kids using the Night Vision Binoculars. As they're used in darkness, it is important to have someone there to watch for obstacles within the vicinity.

Bear in mind that the EyeClops could be a little heavy, 1.8 pounds, for younger users. They're in the region of 12 X 12 X 4 inches. Plus, they use 5 AA batteries. It takes a bit of technology to make the night vision work, but any slight drawbacks because of that are well worth it.

EyeClops Night Vision Infared Stealth Binoculars

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There are twin eyepieces, but only a single display. Adjusting your eyesight to get both eyes targeted in takes a bit of training, however does not take too long. Your youngsters can watch the night-time world come to life, or enjoy running "clandestine operations".

All in all, the EyeClops Night Vision 2.0 Infrared Stealth Binoculars are a fantastic gift for children about eight years old and up, though an extra pair for an adult in the house might be a good idea too.