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DVX Night Storm X3
$319.00
DVX Night Storm X3 is a smart night-vision device built for full-color visibility in extremely dark environments. It focuses on native 4K recording, dual-sensor night vision, AI image processing, long-range viewing, infrared support, and outdoor surveillance or exploration use cases.
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product typeAI night-vision device
main modelNight Storm X3
resolutionnative 4K recording claim
visibilityfull-color in very low light
sensitivity0.0001 lux claim
rangeup to 1500m claim
infrared950nm infrared reference in coverage
AI featureAI neural image processing
Before you buy
Where to buy the DVX Night Storm X3
DVX runs the Night Storm X3 through Kickstarter, and MetaOriental links to that campaign rather than selling it. The DVX Night Storm X3 costs $319.00. Backing a campaign is a commitment rather than a purchase, so treat the ship date as an estimate.
Who the DVX Night Storm X3 is for
The Night Storm X3 is aimed at hunters, wildlife watchers and security users who want colour rather than the green or grey of traditional night vision. DVX claims native 4K recording, sensitivity down to 0.0001 lux and usable range up to 1500 m. Full-colour night imaging is genuinely difficult, which is why the claims here deserve scrutiny.
Is the DVX Night Storm X3 worth $319.00?
At $319.00 the X3 is far cheaper than established full-colour night vision, and that gap is the reason to be careful rather than the reason to buy. Every headline figure — 4K, 0.0001 lux, 1500 m — is a campaign claim with no independent testing behind it. Anyone who needs night vision to work rather than to arrive should buy a shipping product from a known optics brand.
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