DS35-LRF Night Vision Scope

Only have 2complaints. 1. Batteries go quickly. Get a usb power pack. 2. The controls for navigating menus are way too sensitive. 3. As far as I can tell, only 2 zoom settings. 4. Instructions are not really helpful. Wait. OK, that's four complaints. All in all, if you need a night hog finer, you couldn't do better for the price. Would buy again.

Like this scope so much to be honest. Shoot couple shot after zero ar 100 yards. Good group, 200yards about an inch group. Have not try the ballitics yet. But only one issue, somehow my IR light did not turn on after switch to black and white mode. Do exact the same in the insruction 1 click , it’s not turn on,do 2 clicks, nothing happen. So i returned it and about to placing the sameone. Hope i can put it to 5 soon

Too complicated not enough information in add, user manual sucks

The Ds35 seems like if it's a good scope but the box look like someone has already opened it and did not receive the scope cover with it. I change the scope up and it's only working for 1 min on the battery and shuts off I have to hook it on to cable the get it to work. Like I said seems like a good product.

I love this scope been very accurate and easy to set up

Scope is phenomenal. I do have an issue though. After checking to make sure I removed the insulator tape from the end of the battery, The Charge icon is blinking but the battery is not showing a charge. As soon as I disconnect the Charging cord the unit shuts off and will not turn back on by battery power.

I have it mounted on my FX King GRS Green Mountain in .30, Initially I had a Pard NV008SLRF on it but the recticle was so thin that I could barely see the tiny dot in the center. I wa snot impressed with it's low light capabilities (without additional illumination) either. So I put on my DS35-70LRF and, pardon the pun, but it was like night and day different. I could easily and clearly see the reticle and tiny dot in the center. The image in VERY LOW LIGHT without illumination was bright and very sharp at max magnification and it has huge eye relief. It's about the size of a regular 6-24 optical scope and lighter weight. The laser rangefinder and ballistics calc are spot-on. I have also found that the navigation/user interface to be the best of any Day-Night Scope. I recommend the DS35-70LRF and that if you buy it on Amazon and are not happy with it, you can usually return it within 30 days fo a full refund. I am very familiar with Day-Night Vision scopes and have used ATN, SightMark, DNT Zulus and Pard NV008SP2LRF and, in my opinion, this is the vest best in that category, with DNT Zulus a VERY close 2nd.

This model is a real piece of junk. I mounted it on a Sabatti .300 Win. After 10 shots, part of the LCD came loose. After 20 shots, the rangefinder stopped working. After 30 shots, the LCD immediately appeared with a black cloud, rendering the sight useless. I should be able to speak with the warranty department. I have many PARD products, and we'll see what they tell me whether they'll recognize the defect or not.