Zulus HD V2 Digital Day/Night Vision Scope with Infrared and Laser Rangefinder & Ballistic Calculator

First of all i purchased with my prime card because NV and thermal is pricey. The ZULUS is an affordable option and you get more than what you pay for. This is a digital scope so no power, and you can't see anything. That is the only negative.PositiveI ran the zulus and my buddy ran a thor thermal. Now the thor was good picking up heat signatures anywhere.The zulus was better at identifying animal/targets whil hunting up to about 150 yards. I would use this over any thermal. It has a built in IR light that lights up the night. It has a rangefinder to identify quickly night or day target distance.The best part is the "1 shot zero". Take a shot. Freeze the digital picture and put your crosshairs on the shot you took. Then you will be zeroed in instantly. Amazing! Easy and saves ammo.They made this scope affordable and incredible. I challenge them to made a longer distance, to visibly see more clear at 300yrds. I can see a 3inch target at 300yrds. I would just like to see clearer and I know they can do it!Keep making these products. Thank you for providing affordable options for hunters of all backgrounds.Haven't figure out how to use app yet need more time. There is a ballistic calculator i would like to use. I did record video and will add later. Buy this product and be amazed.🤙

This is a great one stop do all scope! Very well made with durable materials and obvious quality. Day vision is clear with good color, reticle is easy to understand and has several color options. Night vision is very clear with none or adjustable levels of the IR illuminate.Rangefinder works beautifully and is spot on. Easily replaceable 18360 battery for power and they include 2. Strong and stable mount.I use mine on an AR in 5.56 and it is a blast!I am very pleased with my purchase. I have had several weapon mounted night vision optics and for the money, this one beats them all. Small size is great, clear images, easy zero, great range finding, what else do you need?!?!

Great scope.Clear night vision, one-shot zeroing, rangefinder with ballistic calculator, and recoil-activated recording mode.Very durable and water-resistant.I like this scope so much that I’m considering buying a second one.The only drawback is that the viewfinder can be too bright for night use. DNT should add a dimming option.

After watching many reviews on the Dnt zulus 3x12 scope. I decided to buy this scope is no gimmick can easily see deer sized animals 500 yards at night. The Ir light is powerful enough for me to even see 800 yds away but realistically hunting i would be comfortable 400 yds and in identifying and taking shots. Battery life all depends on settings you have running on scope but just buy either a external charging pack or two more batteries off Amazon for about 20 dollars. There are many capabilities to this day night scope and they work. Zoom is clear to 7.5 then as you zoom more the pixels get a little fuzzy. Easily mounts to anything with a picatinny rail. Interface on pushing buttons is pretty simple. If you are looking for best bang for your buck this is it you won't be disappointed. I could go on and on with how impressed I am with this scope but most of all Happy my hard earned dollar bought something budget and with quality

This is a whole lot of scope for the money. I am very impressed so far. The app and the ballistic calculator are very well done and pretty accurate. The night scope and IR light are pretty impressive as well. I had it out in complete darkness in a very remote area. And with the right conditions, I would be comfortable with being able to identify a target out to about 400 yards. However, I did notice that if you have items in the foreground with the IR light on, they will wash out the image or if it's in auto mode it will compensate to see the foreground objects but will darken anything in the distance. The solution to that is to position yourself so that there are no objects in the foreground.The reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because the reticle is very, very fine in the scope. It looks amazing on the video when it's on a larger screen, but in the scope, it's very fine and difficult to see. I had to change the more bulky duplex reticle or the small cross in the middle in order to see the reticle.A wish and an upgrade to a new scope model in the future is an auto-focus scope. Having to manually focus at each distance is a chore. The good news is that outdoors at a decent shooting distance, the focus doesn't change too much.