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@@lawrencerodgers9845 they are literally about equivalent

@@claudiomez lol i never used any tubes. It’s digital night vision

@@davidtaing6045 no

@@melvinhowell5469 no not really

@@melvinhowell5469 the mount it come with works just fine

Copy that…but not with the Wilcox mount?

@ no not with most helmets using L4G24 mounting system. You will need an adjustable j arm system compatible with these helmets

@ good thing is goodnitegear is reimbursing his customers that already purchased a model

@@billysherman2702 electronic performance is much better and lenses. But when it comes to night vision performance it’s identical

@@billysherman2702 if you have a 30 i would keep it. But if you dont get the 50

@@KyzoFox Thank you.

@@deadspeed6679 yes I use the original Mount that it came with in the box and put it up to my bump it and it seemed to work pretty fine with no issue for me however I have not yet used the Wilcox mount

@ how’s the eye line of sight ?

@deadspeed6679 pretty decent

@@Mark-et8vh yes the mountain that it comes with works perfectly fine unfortunately for most helmets with L4G24 mounting systems, unfortunately may not work with the Wilcox mount unfortunately it is because the battery causing it to be lower by half an inch below the eye need a new JR mounting system compatible with those type of helmets to be able to lift upwards towards the eye. GoodNiteGear has been reimbursing people who have already purchased the NVG 50. For the mounting system. and added a wild game plus mount as compensation His word exactly from communicating with GoodNiteGear himself honest truth GoodNiteGear: “Yeah if they promised a functional L4G24 bino setup I see where he's coming. I thought it would work too but after further testing it didn't work with most of my helmets. The few customers of mine that bought it, I am refunding the bridge cost and giving them a free wildgameplus bridge as compensation” In regards to RUclipsr *Shot In The Dark About his issue with the NVG 50

@@Mark-et8vh and honestly, I completely agree with your statement with the digital night vision it’s better than having no night vision. And honestly, in my pure honest truthful opinion both the NVG 50 and the 30 are absolutely amazing units for the price. They are from experiencing with the NVG for a week now after testing the unit come to my surprise. It’s actually much better than the NVG 30, but when it comes to performance and night vision, it’s identical. OLED display is not bright. It’s comfortable to the human eye compared to the NVG30, the gyroscopic compass is extremely accurate. The IR light has been upgraded despite it’s not focus but it’s much more energy efficient and is actually better than the NVG 30. The internal electronics and CPU over has been updated. It’s basically NVG-30 2.0

@@billytube325 dude…. Yes… absolutely! The internal electronics are an upgrade in the Compass is super super accurate other than that the performance is about the same as the NVG 30, but it is a hair better and darker, but it’s not that much of an upgrade from the 30. If you do not have I highly recommend getting the NVG 50. Its an absolute awesome little NVG for the price.

@@billytube325 so far i have been liking it, but there is a few things i dont like. Which may be a potential problem for people with L4G24 mount on most helmets because of the battery pack being at the top will be a potential problem for Wilcox mounting system. It’s about an inch and a half below the eye where it’s supposed to be when mounted on a Wilcox mount. But works completely fine perfectly fine with the amount that it comes with. Stargazing performance is absolutely amazing obviously GEN 2+ and GEN3 NVG will outperform by a huge number in stargazing.

@@malin7919 I don't blame you, as an nvg30 owner myself it's not much of an upgrade. But to be honest, from my long time and constant use of the NVG50. Me personally. I would get the nvg50 to add to my collection, since I share my nvg30 with my partner. Overall the rest of the device is actually better electronic wise I would suggest nvg30 owners to keep there nvg until there is a big difference next generation

@@malin7919 but to be honest, overall battery life and it light is way better

@@Sparrow_Dynamic better than the NVG 30 that’s for sure. But still sounds like its under water. But it can pick up quite sounds waaay better

@@l0ts166 no not that I know of and unfortunately, I was wrong about that and no, it’s not plastic. It’s actually fully metal.

@@l0ts166 the texture will trick you to make you think it’s plastic but it’s not it’s fully metal

@@KyzoFox does it have helmet mounting issues? I saw some videos showing that it mounts way lower with a wilcox style setup

@ not that I have noticed no I haven’t had any mounting issues unfortunately I don’t have a Wilcock type bounce because I don’t have a G 34 type helmet

@ alright, thanks for the help! You are the only one so far who has made detailed review videos about the nvg50

@@nasnas9425 absolutely man, for sure! Thanks for watching!

@@milkncookie hey no I’ll be honest with you despite 18350 batteries, they did upgrade the internal electronics. The NVG 50 is actually a lot more energy efficient than 30 especially when it comes to turning on the IR.

@@milkncookie also you have a capability to get an attachment to add a battery pack with 18 650s

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 yea man… i wish i could get my hands on gen3 analog. But i dont have enough play money lol 😂 But yea, this is pretty good. I have been lucky enough to look though my uncles 50k quads and my god! Those quads make the nvg50 a complete joke, and you can see so many stars! Man i wish

@@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 everyone whants gen3 NVG 😂

@@AceAirsoft87 yeah, them bbs hit that lense just right. Man bad day.....

PVS-14 sacrificial lenses fit the NVG30 and NVG50 so if your worried pick up a few of those. (like $10-20)

@ dude absolute thank you usually I put a pizza piece of perfectly circular cut plexiglass

@ I will tell you, though the NVG 50 is slightly smaller in diameter on the front lens than the NVG 30

@KyzoFox since they advertise the wide angle lens fitting both as well, I'm inclined to think they are functionaly the same size if maybe tolerance difference.

@@SW-th2oc you're welcome no problem! I'm glad you enjoyed watching!

@@nasnas9425 you welcome man. Im extremely excited with it, and so far been very happy with it! I have noticed over time the more i use it. Its actually better than I expected it to be than the nvg30

@@starsandnightvision pure honesty from personal experience with the NVG30 for almost a year. It can see the stars very well, and is an absolutely cool unit to stargaze with. You can see satellites, the galaxy belt, and stars you cant see and yes…. As well as “REDACTED” objects in the sky. Especially in heavy light pollution cities, its still can see the stars extremely well. For much better experience and clearity. I suggest spending a little extra on the NVG50. But if you want to save cash definitely the nvg30. Bot are absolutely amazing units

@@starsandnightvision nvg50 sees the star pretty good. i dont understand coma?

@@starsandnightvision wait a second…. I know you…. HEY i watched your vids a while ago on RUclips back a year ago when i was going to get the NVG10, but ended up getting the Nvg30 lol. NVG30 broke on you or? Not as good as NVG10 in stargazing? Me personally from my experience its pretty good. Nvg 50 is much better I LOVE YOUR STARGAZING VIDS!!!! Best out there on RUclips

@@KyzoFox Yeah that's my channel, thanks m8. I prefer the NVG10 for stargazing. Stars are pinpoint sharp all around, unlike my NVG30. Coma is when you see stars getting stretched and distorted, especially outside of the centre. Unfortunately, the NVG line of cameras don't support the UVC USB standard so you can't hook it up to your PC/laptop to get a stable videofeed (only storage).

@ oh ok yea, i see what you mean. Yea thats what i didnt like about the nvg30. Yes it does cover that issue but also the way the lenses are designed. The very center is very very clear in the center of lense in the NVG50, but on the edges yes they are blurry. Simular to the human eye, everything is clear in the center of your vision but the peripheral vision is blurry. Idk that will bother you? But yea its very clearly

@@GoodNiteGear no problem man! Thanks for reviewing the vid 😀

@@y.l.6229 I’m actually glad you asked cause last night after making another video. I ended up staying up most the night playing with it and it took from 10 p.m. at night all the way till like 5 AM to die. Unless you use the IR light constantly. The battery pack attachment is a huge bump in power runout time. The IR light is way more energy efficient by a longshot compared to the NVG 30

@KyzoFox Sounds like the NVG50's electronics have been improved in terms of efficiency. Thank you for sharing your observations.

@ yes lenses have been completely upgraded so it sees way better which honestly am my opinion from lots of use on the NVG 30, the NVG 30s Lenses are a problem for me. It was pretty clear, especially when I first used it. I was amazed by how clear it was, but I also had a couple of problems because I wear glasses and I still had a slight of astigmatism while looking through the lens. The NV G5 solve that problem and they fixed that which is a huge plus. The infrared light is much better than the NVG30

@@y.l.6229 I’m fixing to upload a completely hundred percent honest video very soon about how I feel about the NVG50 vs NVG30

@@y.l.6229 and honestly idk if does work either one single battery 🧐 never tried… interesting statement

My pure honest opinion and I’m being absolutely honest as possible and I’ve had a lot of time with the NVG 30 and I absolutely love it but because I now have the NVG 50 I highly recommend that you buy the NVG 50 trust me. It is actually better than the NVG 30. Yes it’s exactly like the NVG30 and has the same power. However, it is much clear with the lenses because the lenses are better. The LCD screen is a much higher quality and better HD. The infrared light is significantly better and is also highly energy efficient compared to the NVG30. It would die much faster on level one IR or higher. The software is better and this is actually smaller. Overall, the NVG 50 is the best option and personally I usually tend to stick with just one monocular mainly because I don’t really need to look through two night vision devices personally because I like to have one eye in and one eye out

yes please i wanna buy the nvg50 now from your video, do more content with the nvg50, inside door and in the woods too, videos like this with the nvg50 are rare to find. thank you

@ dont worry… i got plenty more content coming. Tonight i will be doing a deep in the woods test up in the mountains. Unfortunately it will not be a full moon but mostly full. Around 92% to 87%.

@@KyzoFox thank you, cant wait to watch it, i wanted to say if you could remove the phone camera sometimes in the video so i can understand how dark is it with naked eye. thank you, your content is great👍

@ yes I mean I can but also it’s kind of difficult. There was a reason why I started it with the video because it’s a pain in the ass who accurately line up the phone on the Carson mount up to Diopter. I’m using a special amount to perfectly line the phone up to the night vision diopter.

@@nasnas9425but i can show how dark it is to the naked eye.

Thanks man!

I have an unboxing video that’s still uploading surprisingly how this video uploaded first before the unboxing lol. If you’re interested, you should check it out. It’ll be done within a couple hours.

@@germanshepherd6638 yes, very well

@@KyzoFoxbetter then Nvg10?

@germanshepherd6638 absolutely is

Not sure really? But yes, you can upgrade the lenses from goodnitegear

@@JohnTeitge-nu8co yes you can, it’s completely compatible with external power while its on.

@@KyzoFox thanks so much for the response!