“You can see them but they can’t see you”. I believe this is what EyeClops Night Vision Goggles are all about. These night vision goggles enable your explorer to see in absolute darkness. With the help of EyeClops portable microscope attached atop the goggles, your adventure can see what hides in the dark and produce close-ups of whatever they spotlight on. This product uses actual night vision technology. I bought these night vision goggles at $79.99 and I guess they are really cheap as compared to what they provide us. These goggles come from the company “EyeClops” which is known for manufacturing both educational and technological toys for kids. According to me, Night Vision goggle is the most impressive product they have ever made.


These goggles are powered by real infra-red driven night vision technology which you must have seen in movies or games. I am addicted to Splinter Cell (PC Game) and I loved that night vision part by using goggles. Therefore, I always wanted to have one for myself. EyeClops has made my dream come true and the best part is I am able to afford them from my pocket money itself. These goggles are perfect if you want to play hide and seek in the dark as they enable clear visibility for up to 50 feet (15 m) in complete darkness. Not only this, if you are a camping kid then these goggles can help you out in pitch blackness. You require 4 “AA” batteries to keep these infra-red stealth goggles running.

EyeClops Goggles come equipped with two viewing modes to go with any situation. First viewing mode is known as Maximum Surveillance Mode which is best suited to long range recon and exploration mission whereas other mode is Close Proximity Stealth Mode for mission demanding a closer look. So, get ready to take your mission to the next level with EyeClops Night Vision Goggles. You can easily adjust these night vision goggles with the help of head strap and padding for comfort around the face. You will also get one safety breakaway power cord and a counter weighted battery pack. Company has recommended this product for children aged 6+.I personally feel if you are looking for a product that can offer you 100% fun and entertainment then EyeClops is the best one because I have myself tried and tested them. These are easily available online on different websites. After going through this EyeClops Night Vision Review, you must have felt the need of having these goggles to accomplish your adventurous missions. [Buy It Here]
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15 Responses to “EyeClops Night Vision Goggles Review”
By Tenth Speed Writer on Oct 17, 2008 | Reply
Ha-ha.. I’m eighteen, and I’d kind of like a pair for myself.
Why do kids now get all the cool stuff?
Back in my day, we duct-taped a flashlight to a bike helmet, and we *LIKED IT*. D<
By scaryterri on Nov 3, 2008 | Reply
What about using this toy at ghost hunts?
By anonymous on Nov 7, 2008 | Reply
i luv splinter cell 2 i got numba 1 (splinter cell) 2(pandora tommorrow) 4 (double agent) and essentials awesome ayyyyyyyyyy
By Anthony on Dec 1, 2008 | Reply
I want one and im 25
By Aaron on Dec 7, 2008 | Reply
Yes this toy dose work in dark but is it true that only you can see the light given off or is the a light other prpole can see to.
By Mike Halawinn on Dec 12, 2008 | Reply
I’ve tried the bionic eye, and I ordered the night vision goggles, so I’m hoping to get them before christmas. I know my daughter’s going to want to try them, but she’s 3 so I don’t know if she’ll understand. We’ll see.
By bob on Dec 20, 2008 | Reply
im 78 and i want one
By dillon on Dec 23, 2008 | Reply
I luv the splinter cell games to and I have all of them. this thing is definetly the bomb!;}
By cameon on Dec 23, 2008 | Reply
i got them i looked in my presents and i am 12
By Shalom on Jan 6, 2009 | Reply
Anybody know if these things are safe to use in a photographic darkroom?
By jack on Jan 13, 2009 | Reply
other people with goggles can see the light emmitted by them, they glow slighlty red when surveilance modedd is on(barely visible to others) but the light the goggles shine can be seen by other s with the goggles because they most likely use 1st gen light amplification tech.
By Black_Whisperer on Apr 4, 2009 | Reply
Much too bulky. It would be fun as a toy, definitely. Reminds me of the Nightvision goggles the little kid uses in Jurassic Park, before he spotted T-Rex, hehehe.
By James on Apr 6, 2009 | Reply
I’ve had a look at these and figure i’d LOVE a pair, Next step after purchase is the attachment to my paintball helmet…
…those suckers with torches won’t know what hit them…