AGM Neith DC32-4MP DIGITAL DAY & NIGHT VISION CLIP-ON
AGM Neith DC32-4MP Digital Day & Night Vision Clip-On
AGM Neith DC32-4MP is a digital day and night vision clip-on designed to convert a daytime riflescope into a night-capable setup without complicated installation or a separate dedicated night sight. The unit uses a 2560×1440 ultra-low-light optical detector, a 32 mm F1.2 lens, 1× magnification, and a 0.49-inch OLED display with 1920×1080 resolution, giving the shooter a clear digital image for daytime observation and black-and-white night use in one compact front-mounted system.
This model is especially useful for shooters who want to keep their familiar daytime optic and avoid reconfiguring the rifle every time conditions change. The clip-on mounts in front of a daytime scope and does not require re-zeroing, which makes it practical for hunting, pest control, and tactical applications where speed and consistency matter.
The built-in long-range IR illuminator improves visibility in low or no ambient light, while Day, Night, Auto, and Defog image modes help adapt the display to weather and terrain conditions. AGM Neith DC32-4MP also supports video recording, audio recording, image capture, Shot-Activated Recording, Wi-Fi hotspot, standby mode, freeze zeroing, and 64 GB built-in EMMC storage for practical field use.
Powered by one replaceable rechargeable 18650 Li-Ion battery, the unit runs up to 5.5 hours in continuous operation at 25°C with hotspot and IR emitter off. With IP67 protection, recoil resistance up to 750 g, USB Type-C external power support, and a compact 465 g housing without battery, it is a strong option for users looking for a lightweight digital clip-on at competitive prices, with delivery across Europe from Professional Optics in Split, Croatia.
Technical specifications AGM Neith DC32-4MP
Specification | Value |
Model | AGM Neith DC32-4MP |
Product type | Digital day & night vision clip-on |
Sensor resolution | 2560 × 1440 |
Frame rate | 25 Hz |
Magnification | 1× |
Lens | 32 mm |
Aperture | F1.2 |
Field of view | 9.9° × 7.5° |
Minimal focusing distance | 3 m |
Detection range | Up to 400 m with IR 850 nm on |
Display | 0.49-inch OLED, 1920×1080, 50 FPS |
Exit pupil | 22 mm |
Eye relief | 10 mm |
Image modes | Day, Night, Auto, Defog |
Video recording | Yes, 2560×1440 MP4 |
Audio recording | Yes |
Shot-Activated Recording | Yes |
Image capture | Yes, 2560×1440 JPEG |
Storage | Built-in EMMC, 64 GB |
Standby mode | Yes |
Freeze zeroing | Yes |
Wi-Fi hotspot | Yes |
Battery type | One 18650 rechargeable Li-Ion battery |
Battery life | Up to 5.5 hours continuous running at 25°C, hotspot and IR emitter off |
Over-voltage protection | Yes |
External power supply | 5 VDC/2 A, USB Type-C interface |
Operating temperature | -30°C to 55°C |
Max recoil | 750 g |
Dimensions | 183 × 70 × 87 mm |
Weight | 465 g without battery |
Protection level | IP67 |
Installation and use
AGM Neith DC32-4MP is built for front attachment to a daytime scope, so installation is straightforward and focused on keeping the existing optic setup intact. Because the unit is designed as a clip-on and does not require re-zeroing, it saves time in the field and reduces setup changes before a hunt or night shooting session.
In practice, the 1× optical configuration is important because it preserves the image path for use in front of a daytime riflescope rather than replacing the scope itself. The built-in IR illuminator extends usable performance in darker environments, while Defog mode can help maintain image usability in more difficult weather conditions.
Maintenance is simple. The main points are keeping the front lens and optical surfaces clean, managing the 18650 battery correctly, and using the USB Type-C port when longer external power support is needed in the field.
FAQ
Does AGM Neith DC32-4MP require re-zeroing?
No. This clip-on is designed for front mounting in front of a daytime riflescope and does not require re-zeroing when installed correctly.
What type of device is AGM Neith DC32-4MP?
It is a digital day and night vision clip-on designed to convert a daytime optic into a night-capable setup.
What sensor resolution does it use?
It uses a 2560 × 1440 optical detector.
What magnification does it have?
The optical magnification is 1× because it is built for clip-on use in front of a daytime riflescope.
Does it have an IR illuminator?
Yes. It includes a built-in long-range IR illuminator, and the listed detection range is up to 400 meters with 850 nm IR on.
Does it record video and photos?
Yes. It supports video recording in 2560×1440 MP4 format, audio recording, image capture in 2560×1440 JPEG format, and Shot-Activated Recording.
How much internal storage does it have?
It has 64 GB of built-in EMMC storage.
Does it support Wi-Fi?
Yes. AGM Neith DC32-4MP includes Wi-Fi hotspot functionality.
What battery does it use?
It uses one replaceable rechargeable 18650 Li-Ion battery.
How long does the battery last?
Battery life is up to 5.5 hours of continuous operation at 25°C with hotspot and IR emitter turned off.
Is it suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. The unit has IP67 protection and recoil resistance up to 750 g, which makes it suitable for field use in demanding conditions.
What are the dimensions and weight?
The unit measures 183 × 70 × 87 mm and weighs 465 g without the battery.