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The winner is PVS 31. As you can see, it beats PVS 14 in almost every aspect. The design is more user friendly which is very important for a binocular.

What sets the RNVG and PVS-31 apart in night vision devices? Delve into their features, benefits, and optical capabilities as you embark on this comprehensive comparison.

Even when PVS 31, PVS 7, and PVS 14 are compared, PVS 31 will win for its design and build. Because PVS 31’s design is more user-friendly. Magnification & Field Of View: The newest BNVD-SG (SuperGain) also utilizes SuperGain tubes developed in concert with the U.S. Army's Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (NVESD) at Fort Belvoir and U.S. Special Operations Forces. SuperGain is the latest image intensifier tube technology from L3Harris, and is one of the most significant evolutions in Generation 3 night vision systems and performance since the introduction of Unfilmed technology and available only at TNVC as a new premium option.

Designed with an emphasis on special operations mission success, the AN/PVS-31D (F5032) night vision binocular delivers a tactical advantage in low-light and no-light combat scenarios. Engineered with close-focus technology, and an integrated IR illuminator. The AN/PVS-31D (F5032) provides improved operational performance and situational awareness.Whereas the dimension of PVS 15 is 3.0 L” x 6.0 H” x 6.0 W”. so, it is a lot bulkier than the PVS 31. The weight of it is around 650 g whereas PVS 31 weighs around 425 g. The life expectancy of a Generation 2 binocular is around 5,000 hours. Whereas, the life expectancy of a generation 3 binocular is double, 10,000 hours. Gen 3 night vision binoculars have better durability and resolution. They are the best low-light night vision currently. Can night vision binoculars be used during the day? However, the DTNVG’s versatility and adaptability have made it a favorite among professionals across various industries. Conclusion As mentioned earlier the PVS-31 are famous for their light weight. They weigh somewhere shy of a pound. Something like 15 ounces. However, the BNVD-1431 weighs a bit more at 21.2 ounces. That is 1.2 ounces more than my DTNVGs. The DTNVGs have polymer infinity focus stop rings whereas the 1431s have aluminum but I do not think that is where the weight difference is. The 1431 uses a AA battery which is a little bit heavier than the CR123 that powers the DTNVG but that only accounts for 7 grams according to my kitchen scale. DEALER PRICING AVAILABLE ONLY TO PROFESSIONAL LEVEL DEALERS – DIRECT ALL DEALER INQUIRIES TO OUR DEALER SALES PROGRAM.

The Armasight PVS-31 with Gen 3 Pinnacle Elite White Phosphor Image Intensifier Tubes are manufactured exclusively for Armasight by Elbit Systems of America as a version of their popular F5032 system, which is part of the US Marine Corps’ Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggles (SBNVG.) These PVS-31 Goggles contain all the key features that make it standout over competing PVS-31 systems, including variable diopters, built-in IR illuminator, and the outstanding and long-lasting performance of Elbit’s thin-filmed image intensifier tubes, which retain their peak performance over usage hours significantly better than competing filmless IIT offerings in testing. On the other hand, the PVS-31 (AN/PVS-31 BNVD) impresses with its dual tube configuration, delivering enhanced depth perception and situational awareness. The automatic brightness control adapts to varying light conditions, preventing image saturation. The BNVD’s twin-tube design offers greater reliability in the field against failure or damage versus a single-tube night vision devices. Manual system gain adjustment allows operator to control image brightness to match the environment. The BNVD also can be used as a monocular by rotating either left or right channel, up and out of the way. In The Box With each battery capable of holding out 16 hours, the binoculars’ total battery life is about 50 hours. So, you can take your PVS 31 for a long tour without worrying about running out of battery power. So, PVS 31 wins. Price Range: The L3Harris BNVD is one of the lightest binocular night vision systems on the market, with unparalleled optical performance with lightweight optical lens assemblies optimized to maximize the performance of the Unfilmed 2376+ FOM (figure of merit) White Phosphor image intensifier tubes, and features both an onboard AA battery and an external power connector to be used with an external power supply.In conclusion, the RNVG and PVS-31 are exceptional night vision devices, each with unique features and advantages. The RNVG’s wider field of view and lightweight design make it an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts and individuals seeking enhanced mobility.