I've thought about adding a video or two but to be honest that's pretty much covered... I've tried a few night vision monoculars in the past and have to say the quality on these is far better than that "Ambient light" with no IR is a lot better too, in fact it's probably better than some I've seen in the past with full IR on. While I understand when people have said that a built-in battery would be a welcome addition, I think the removable battery is a better option (built-in chargers have a habit of 'dying' quickly if not charged/discharged regularly ), now the only downside and for most it won't be 'biggy' and not a big problem for me but it's there, it's for eyeglass wearers who prefer glasses like me... I have an eye test and new glasses, so I'll choose my frames carefully, everything still works and it's easy to find a 'sweet spot' although when I'm out for hunting the glare from the screen illuminates part of your face like Blackpool animal lights. I read a review where the owner turned the screen brightness to the lowest setting, I might try that soon. I wouldn't let that put me off, it's a minor thing that we as glasses wearers can certainly overcome and it's not a fault with the item, for the price these offer a very good image which I think is superior to others I've seen although obviously not as good as much more expensive gear and for 'backyard watching' or for a camping trip etc. They will certainly do the job.