CIGMANCNVPRO Night Vision Goggles 4K with 1000M Range, F/0.8 Aperture, 4" Display, Wi-Fi Control, IP54 Night Vision Scope with Flashlight, Backlit Buttons & 64GB Storage for Outdoor Use
A 4-inch screen instead of an eyepiece, so two people can watch the same thing at once.
Digital night vision built around an F/0.8 lens and a 4-inch display, recording to an included 64 GB card and streaming to your phone over Wi-Fi. The 5100 mAh battery runs 12 hours with the infrared illuminator on, which is the number that matters for actual night use.
Quick Specs
- Aperture
- F/0.8
- Display
- 4-inch screen
- Viewing range
- Up to 1000 m, IR-assisted
- Magnification
- Up to 8x
- Wi-Fi
- Phone control within 30 m
- Battery
- 5100 mAh — 18 h IR off, 12 h IR on
- Storage
- 64 GB microSD included
- Weather rating
- IP54 splash resistant
F/0.8 aperture
A very fast lens for the class, which is what lets the sensor work with the small amount of ambient light there is before the infrared illuminator has to take over.
4-inch screen, not an eyepiece
The display sits on the back rather than behind your eyes, so someone else can see what you are seeing — genuinely useful with children, or when identifying something together.
7-layer multi-coated lens
CIGMAN quotes a 95% light transmission rate through the coated stack, the difference between a usable picture and a muddy one once light is scarce.
Wi-Fi to your phone
Connect within 30 m to change settings, watch the live view and pull footage off without unplugging anything or removing the card.
5100 mAh on board
Rated at 18 hours with the infrared off and 12 with it on, so a full night of recording is realistic rather than marketing.
Tripod mount and metal body
An aluminium and ABS shell with a tripod thread, so it can be left set up and pointed at one spot instead of held for hours.
Pros
- Amazon's Choice, and a Red Dot 2024 design award mark on CIGMAN's own packaging
- 4-inch rear screen means two people can watch at once, unlike eyepiece-only scopes
- F/0.8 aperture and a 7-layer coated lens are strong optics for digital night vision
- Genuinely complete kit: 64 GB card, USB-C cable, cleaning cloth, carry strap, carabiner compass and case
- Records to card and transfers over Wi-Fi, with a tripod mount for static observation
Cons
- A 4.3 rating from 98 reviews is the most modest score in this guide — decent, but not the near-universal approval the compacts here get
- The title says "IP54 Waterproof", but IP54 is splash and rain resistance only — it is not rated for immersion
- The headline 18-hour battery is with the infrared off; CIGMAN's own artwork puts it at 12 hours with IR on, which is how you will actually use it at night
- 1000 m is a maximum detection range in ideal conditions, not the distance at which you can identify what you are looking at
A well-specified digital night vision unit where the screen, the recording and the 12-hour IR runtime are the real selling points, not the headline numbers. Scored at 8.0 because 4.3 stars from 98 reviews is solid rather than emphatic, and because the marketing overstates both the waterproofing and the usable range.
Best For
- Wildlife watching after dark, where the shared screen and recording matter more than pocketability
- Night-time property and land checks that benefit from a tripod mount and hours of runtime
- Anyone who wants footage to keep rather than just a live view
Not Ideal For
- Wet-weather work beyond rain and splashes — IP54 does not cover immersion
- Anyone expecting long-range identification at the full 1000 m headline figure
- Buyers on a tight budget, given sub-£100 digital night vision exists, including CIGMAN's own cheaper model
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View All FAQs →How long does the battery actually last?
The 5100 mAh cell is rated at 18 hours with the infrared illuminator switched off and 12 hours with it on. Since the illuminator is what makes it work in real darkness, plan around the 12-hour figure for night use.
Is it waterproof?
Not in the usual sense. IP54 covers dust and splashing water, so rain and spray are fine, but it is not rated for submersion despite the word "waterproof" appearing in the product title.
How do I get photos and video off it?
It records to the included 64 GB microSD card. You can connect a phone over its built-in Wi-Fi within about 30 metres to change settings, watch the live view and transfer files, or use the supplied USB-C cable.
Does it see in complete darkness?
Yes — the built-in infrared illuminator lights the scene invisibly to the naked eye, with a quoted maximum range of 1000 metres. Treat that as detection distance in good conditions; the range at which you can actually identify a subject is considerably shorter.