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Get night-vision binoculars on sale for $80

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TL;DR: See at night with a pair of night-vision binoculars, on sale for $79.97 (reg. $159) through Dec. 8. 


Gift shopping for outdoorsy folk can feel like your own mountain to climb. It’s not just that a lot of outdoor gear is expensive. It’s also tough to find equipment that’s reliable enough to bring on an adventure and fun enough to justify popping a bow on it. 

Don’t worry. The answer is a pair of night-vision binoculars, and they’re not as expensive as they sound. These Mini Portable Digital night Vision Binoculars have a 4x digital zoom and can see in total darkness, but they’re still only $79.97 (reg. $159). 

From bird watching to owl spotting

Compact enough to fit in a pocket, these night-vision binoculars are a shoo-in for the next camping trip. Their durable design and advanced infrared technology also make them so fun to have, even if you’re just out on a walk. The 10x magnification lets you see more of the world, and the 2.4-inch HD screen lets you watch it back. 

The fun doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. These night vision binoculars can see up to 1,000 feet away in complete darkness. Take your bird watching to the next level, or just find your way back to the campsite after the call of the wild called a little too late at night. 

These binoculars have seven adjustable brightness levels and four viewing modes — color, black and white, luminous green, and infrared — so they can adapt right along with you. The built-in lithium battery powers hours of use and is replaceable, so you don’t need to sit around waiting for a full battery. 

Whether your loved one is an avid hiker, bird watcher, or amateur photographer, these binoculars take their adventures to the next level, and maybe they’ll even bring you along for the ride. 

Cyber week sales are almost done. 

Mashable Deals

Dec. 8 at 11:59 p.m. PT is the cutoff to get a set of mini igital night-vision binoculars on sale for $79.97. 

StackSocial prices subject to change. 



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