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Guide DN30 Digital Night Vision Binoculars
Guide DN30 Digital Night Vision Goggles
Experience 4K ultra-high-definition visuals with the DN Series. Its 3840x2160 @2µm moonlight low-light CMOS sensor and 1920x1080 AMOLED display create stunning images day and night. In the case of sufficient light, the 4K low-light detector has a strong colour rendition ability, presenting more delicate and colourful images; and in the morning, dusk, and night when there is insufficient light, turn on the infrared fill light, and you can "see through" the dark night from a long distance to observe, identify, and monitor hidden targets ahead.
4K UHD Clarity: 3840x2160@2µm CMOS sensor + 1920x1080 AMOLED display.
Day/Night Versatility: Day/Low-light/Night image modes, HD full-colour display anytime.
Effortless Evidence Collection: Easily capture photos and record videos with one click. o Laser Range: Pinpoint target locations with accuracy, up to 600m or 1000m.
WIFI: The connected app via WIFI for remote control, live image and video transmission.
OTA Upgrade: Support device firmware updates by connecting TargetIR APP.
Ergonomic Design: Binocular design with adjustable 60mm-70mm pupil distance.
Extended Endurance: Enjoy up to 6 hours of continuous outdoor use.
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Guide DN30 Digital Night Vision Goggles
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Product Overview
Guide DN30 Digital Night Vision Goggles
Experience 4K ultra-high-definition visuals with the DN Series. Its 3840x2160 @2µm moonlight low-light CMOS sensor and 1920x1080 AMOLED display create stunning images day and night. In the case of sufficient light, the 4K low-light detector has a strong colour rendition ability, presenting more delicate and colourful images; and in the morning, dusk, and night when there is insufficient light, turn on the infrared fill light, and you can "see through" the dark night from a long distance to observe, identify, and monitor hidden targets ahead.
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