Intenzy V6 PRO — 4K Night Vision Binoculars
The only head-mounted night vision binocular at this price that tells you how far away something is — without reaching for a second device in the dark.
- 5–600 m Laser rangefinder inside the eyepiece, ±1 m under 300 m
- 300 m Usable picture in complete darkness — 3W 850nm illuminator, 7 levels
- 7 items In the box: optic, head strap, 32GB card, cable, hard case, dry bag, manual
- Ships free from the US — 2 to 5 days
- 30-day field test — return shipping on us
- 2-year warranty
- Pay over time at checkout
What owners add within a month
A second harness, or a spare for the truck. Four-point padded with a flip-up mount.
The battery is internal, so you carry power instead. 10,000mAh bank that runs it while it works, plus a 64GB U3 card.
Night vision normally costs thousands.
We priced the hardware, not the badge.
There are two ways to buy night vision in America. $150 on Amazon for something that turns a treeline into green porridge, or $2,500 to $4,000 for an analog tube where a large share of what you pay is the name on the housing. This sits in between, on purpose.
You already know it is out there. You do not know how far.
Every other digital goggle in this bracket makes you guess, or put the optic down and reach for a separate rangefinder in the dark. The V6 PRO reads distance inside the eyepiece while you are still looking through it.
- Reads from 5 to 600 metres, accurate to about a metre inside 300
- Distance overlays in the display — no second device, no hand off your gear
- Nobody else at this price builds it in
Full colour by day. 300 metres after dark.
It does not sit in a drawer until nightfall. Full colour in daylight, night mode after dark, and the same optic either way — which is the difference between gear you carry and gear you own.
- Day vision from 3 m to infinity
- Night vision to 300 m in complete darkness
- 4K photo at 3840×2160, 1080p video at 30fps
- TF card up to 512GB — no swapping mid-season
Turn the infrared up only as far as you need
A fixed illuminator either washes out a close animal or falls short on a far one. Seven levels let you match the output to the distance — and keep the picture readable instead of blown out.
- 850nm, 3W output, 7 adjustable levels
- Near-infrared — invisible to the human eye
- Lower levels also stretch the battery
Specifications
Video ......... 1080p FHD, 30 fps
Zoom .......... 1× – 8× digital
Display ....... 1.4" TFT, 320×320
Illuminator ... 850nm, 3W, 7 levels
Day mode ...... full colour, 3 m to infinity
Accuracy ...... ±1 m inside 300 m
Readout ....... in-eyepiece overlay
Runtime ....... ~4 h IR on / ~8 h IR off
Charging ...... USB-C
Storage ....... TF card up to 512GB
Weight ........ 326 g
Size .......... 108.3 × 78 × 49.3 mm
Rated ......... −20°C to +65°C
02 ... Adjustable head strap
03 ... 32GB TF card, pre-installed
04 ... USB-A to USB-C cable
05 ... EVA hard case
06 ... Waterproof bag
07 ... User manual
Figures are the manufacturer's stated specifications. Night vision range depends on ambient light, weather and target size — 300 m is the figure in complete darkness with the illuminator on.
8,294,400 pixels. Not 2,073,600.
Almost every digital night vision goggle at this price captures at 1080p. These bars are drawn to the real pixel counts — nothing is exaggerated.
Capture resolution is what survives the zoom and what you still have the next morning.
Questions hunters ask
What exactly comes in the box?
Seven items: the V6 PRO binocular, an adjustable head strap, a 32GB TF card already installed, a USB-A to USB-C cable, a moulded EVA hard case, a waterproof bag and the user manual. Nothing else to buy before your first night out.
Does it work in complete darkness?
Yes. It carries a 3W 850nm infrared illuminator with 7 brightness levels, so it makes its own light out to about 300 metres. No moon needed.
Will the infrared spook game?
850nm is near-infrared and invisible to the human eye. Most game animals show no reaction to it.
How long does the battery last?
About 4 hours with the illuminator running, 8 with it off. The battery is internal and charges over USB-C, so the Power Pack is a bank that runs it while it keeps working rather than a spare cell.
Can I mount it on a firearm?
No. This is a handheld and head-mounted observation optic. We do not sell weapon sights or mounts for them.
What is the 30-day field test?
A return window that expects you to use it. Take it out at night, get it dirty, run the battery down. If it does not earn its place in your pack, send it back — return shipping on us.