A rugged color night vision camera for boaters and night hikers who want to see without shining IR. It needs some starlight or moonlight to work and costs far more than the IR models.
Price checked November 9, 2026. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
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| Model number | C011300 |
|---|---|
| Image | |
| Type | Monocular |
| Sensor | Ultra low-light CMOS |
| Screen | Micro OLED |
| Screen resolution | 1024 x 768 |
| Optics | |
| Digital zoom | 3x |
| Field of view | 44 ° |
| IR illuminator | None (ambient light) |
| Claimed range in darkness | 492 ft |
| Recording and power | |
| Video recording | 720p |
| Phone app / Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Battery | Rechargeable Li-ion, 2 included |
| Runtime at night | 2 h |
| Build | |
| Head mount included | No |
| Water protection | IP67 |
| Weight | 9.7 oz |
| Warranty | 2 years |
A low-cost, AA-powered monocular from a major optics brand, for checking on livestock, wildlife or the yard after dark. Bushnell does not publish its sensor or screen resolution.
Amazon $139.99The middle Equinox Z2, with a wider view than the 6x50 and the same app streaming and 1080p recording. At current prices the 6x50 costs less.
Amazon $369.94A head-mounted 1x monocular for walking, camp chores and checking the property in the dark with both hands free. The Prowl 2 adds a Full HD sensor and IP65 sealing for $50 more.
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