Bushnell Equinox X 650 is a digital night vision monocular with 5× magnification and a 32 mm lens for watching wildlife after dusk.
Observe nature after dark
The digital sensor presents the image on a built-in display. In darkness, the integrated infrared illuminator helps light the scene, while daytime mode provides a colour image when there is enough light. This lets you use the same monocular to follow activity in nature both during the day and after sunset.
Capture what you discover
Photo and video functions let you keep brief wildlife encounters and other moments that would otherwise pass unrecorded. Recordings are stored on a memory card. This is useful when you want to revisit an observation, compare activity on different visits or show someone else what you have seen.
Steadier viewing with a tripod
The tripod mount allows you to place the monocular on a compatible tripod for longer observations. This reduces hand movement in the image, especially when magnification makes small shakes more noticeable. Power comes from four AA batteries, making it straightforward to plan ahead: carry spare batteries for longer trips.
Practical features
The X650 combines 5× magnification with a housing weighing 391 grams according to the supplier. It offers night observation, photography and video in one handheld unit. Memory cards up to 64 GB are supported. Its IPX4 rating provides splash resistance; the monocular must not be immersed in water.
Technical specifications
- Optical magnification: 5x
- Objective diameter: 32 mm
- Power supply: 4 × AA
- Protection rating: IPX4
Understanding viewing range
The supplier specifies a night viewing range of up to 198,2 m. What you can actually distinguish depends on infrared illumination, object size and reflectivity, weather and a clear line of sight. The stated range is therefore not a guarantee of identifying an animal at that distance.
