S20 5W 850nm IR Illuminator LED Single Mode 38mm Zoomable Infrared Light Torch,Night Vision Waterproof Hunting Flashlight with Remote Switch

You can run but not hide. This IR is great and qorks perfectly with nightvision scope to hunt those ugly feral hogs in Texas.

For the price and even beyond..this thing is BRIGHT. If you’re hunting or shooting from a distance you’ll have more than enough IR illumination. Using indoors is almost impractical. A LOT of splash. But if you’re buying a focus-able spot..you’re likely using it outdoors anyway. Visible “indicator” led can be pretty bright (relative) depending on your focus adjustment..but not terrible.Used with gen3 pvs-14 monocular (green).

Didn't work at all and as far as battery life....Read the description folks!No battery.Returned for a full refund.

I have read other reviews that say the light don't work or its just barely shines red if you look directly at it . Well no sh*t Sherlock it is a infrared light for use with NIGHT VISION SCOPES AND CAMERAS AND TOTALLY INVISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE !!Rant over , now on to the review .this ir light is bright has long throw and adjustable beam . Good out to about 250 to 300 yards for eye shine 150 to 200 for shooting (if weapon mounted that is ) .

This light extends the visibility distance of your night vision devise. It adds an additional 25 to 30 yards to my Burris.

Works!

My night viewer was decent, but his really allows me to see things clearer. Tried it inside with pitch black, I could see fair with night vision binocular style viewer. I used the pressure switch (a nice feature) to turn this on, and things were a lot clearer. I think this would extend the viewing length of my night vision outside. I may try it in the country sometime. Too many street lights here for a proper test.I like the combo switch for an on demand pressure switch or a more typical off on type. I had some rechargeable cells that work with other small traditional flashlights. It outlasted the batteries in my night vision, so It's got decent consumption. The battery recommended is a Lithium, and a rechargeable one, so you should be able to get a lot of use out of one the expense is not bad, less than ten bucks. If used for hunting you can charge 2 or 3 and keep handy for a long hunt. Although using the pressure switch judiciously it may last the whole hunt with that intermittent usage. Very cost effective light, but remember you can't use without a night scope or night vision device. Recommended.

It's not the best but it's far better than the rest. Was able to see in zero darkness with no problem and it worked perfectly with camcorders.