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Bushnell
The Bushnell Equinox X650 digital night vision monocular brings reliable thermal imaging within reach for hunters, security-minded homeowners, and anyone serious about seeing clearly after dark. Unlike traditional image-intensifier scopes that demand expensive training and fragile handling, the Equinox X650 uses digital night vision technology—which means a rugged, straightforward tool that performs equally well for predator hunting, hog runs, property monitoring, and wildlife observation. Built around a 5x32mm objective, it delivers viewing capability out to 650 yards with the integrated infrared illuminator, so game and intruders don't see you coming.
What sets this monocular apart is its genuine versatility. Full-color daylight viewing transforms it from a night-only gadget into a legitimate 24/7 optic—useful for glassing a field in low light or tracking movement at dusk without fumbling for a separate day scope. The 3X zoom lets you dial in detail, and the built-in tripod mount takes the strain out of extended glassing sessions. Most importantly, video recording (day and night) ships ready to go with an included micro SD card, so you can document your hunt, document security events, or simply capture what you're seeing.
Bushnell engineered the Equinox X650 for genuine field use: the housing shrugs off rough handling, the battery compartment accepts three AA batteries for up to six hours of continuous runtime, and the whole package stays manageable in one hand. Whether you're running a predator drive, investigating nocturnal activity on your property, or just trying night vision for the first time, this is a no-fuss entry point that doesn't compromise on capability.
| Objective Lens | 32mm |
| Magnification | 5x |
| Night Vision Technology | Digital |
| Illuminator | Built-in infrared |
| Viewing Range | 650 yards |
| Zoom | 3X |
| Video Recording | Yes (day and night) |
| Video Storage | Micro SD card (included) |
| Tripod Mount | Integral |
| Power | Three AA batteries (included) |
| Runtime | Up to 6 hours continuous |
| Finish | Matte black |
Yes. The integrated infrared illuminator lets you hunt furbearer and hog without being detected, and the 650-yard viewing range covers typical predator-hunting distances. The monocular is designed for exactly this use.
The Equinox X650 ships with three AA batteries, a micro SD card for video recording, and the monocular itself.
It works full-time. Full-color daylight viewing means you can use it around the clock—whether you're glassing in low light, doing security patrols, or wildlife watching.
The included AA batteries provide up to six hours of continuous runtime.
Bushnell
The Bushnell Equinox X650 digital night vision monocular brings reliable thermal imaging within reach for hunters, security-minded homeowners, and anyone serious about seeing clearly after dark. Unlike traditional image-intensifier scopes that demand expensive training and fragile handling, the Equinox X650 uses digital night vision technology—which means a rugged, straightforward tool that performs equally well for predator hunting, hog runs, property monitoring, and wildlife observation. Built around a 5x32mm objective, it delivers viewing capability out to 650 yards with the integrated infrared illuminator, so game and intruders don't see you coming.
What sets this monocular apart is its genuine versatility. Full-color daylight viewing transforms it from a night-only gadget into a legitimate 24/7 optic—useful for glassing a field in low light or tracking movement at dusk without fumbling for a separate day scope. The 3X zoom lets you dial in detail, and the built-in tripod mount takes the strain out of extended glassing sessions. Most importantly, video recording (day and night) ships ready to go with an included micro SD card, so you can document your hunt, document security events, or simply capture what you're seeing.
Bushnell engineered the Equinox X650 for genuine field use: the housing shrugs off rough handling, the battery compartment accepts three AA batteries for up to six hours of continuous runtime, and the whole package stays manageable in one hand. Whether you're running a predator drive, investigating nocturnal activity on your property, or just trying night vision for the first time, this is a no-fuss entry point that doesn't compromise on capability.
| Objective Lens | 32mm |
| Magnification | 5x |
| Night Vision Technology | Digital |
| Illuminator | Built-in infrared |
| Viewing Range | 650 yards |
| Zoom | 3X |
| Video Recording | Yes (day and night) |
| Video Storage | Micro SD card (included) |
| Tripod Mount | Integral |
| Power | Three AA batteries (included) |
| Runtime | Up to 6 hours continuous |
| Finish | Matte black |
Yes. The integrated infrared illuminator lets you hunt furbearer and hog without being detected, and the 650-yard viewing range covers typical predator-hunting distances. The monocular is designed for exactly this use.
The Equinox X650 ships with three AA batteries, a micro SD card for video recording, and the monocular itself.
It works full-time. Full-color daylight viewing means you can use it around the clock—whether you're glassing in low light, doing security patrols, or wildlife watching.
The included AA batteries provide up to six hours of continuous runtime.
