ATN's day/night digital binocular: a 4K-class sensor, 4–16x, built-in IR illuminator, laser rangefinder, 1080p recording and a 15-hour battery.
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ATN BinoX 4K 4-16x vs Yukon Tracker RX 3.5x40
Two night vision binoculars compared on the makers' own figures. Rows in bold are where they differ; a dash means that maker does not publish the figure.
Yukon's Gen 1 tube binocular with a removable doubler lens: 2x24 without it, 3.5x40 with it, a pulsed infrared illuminator and a 150 m stated range. Discontinued.
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Specification side by side
| ATN BinoX 4K 4-16x | Yukon Tracker RX 3.5x40 | |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | Digital | Gen 1 tube |
| Lens | 40 mm | 40 mm |
| Magnification | 4–16x | 2–3.5x |
| Digital zoom | up to 4x | — |
| Display | 2x 1280x720 | — |
| Recording | photo and video | no |
| Wi-Fi / app | yes | no |
| Battery life | up to 15 h | — |
| Battery | built-in Li-ion (USB-C) | 1x CR123 |
| Weight | 1,120 g | 600 g |
| Detection range | — | 150 m |
| Field of view | — | 15° |
Sources: ATN BinoX 4K 4-16x (spec page); Yukon Tracker RX 3.5x40 (spec page). Detection ranges are for a 1.8 m object under each maker's own test conditions and are not directly comparable between brands.
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