Is the ATN X-Sight 4K Pro worthy as far as optic quality?

It’s really good at night. For daytime, it is OK but definitely not as clear as a traditional scope in the same price class.

Try one, before you buy one. I own 2 4K pro's, and one of the older X-sight models. They all work, but you're not looking through glass, just looking at a tiny LCD screen. I have a 4K pro on a Huben 22 cal, and a FX Mkll 30 cal Wildcat. Using both at only 20/30 yards. At 100 yards I dunno, just my opinion.

It is not scope clear, its like a TV screen. Is it good enough for pesting yes. It does not compair to a regular glass scope looking into the sun but without xtra light seems to see in low light better. One shining point, if you have time to range a target, balistic calculator works well. Problem is my targets don't give the posing time. So I use the holdover and youcan choose the reticle you like and color. Biggest down side is, it's a computer and it takes a bit of time to learn to use.

I have the first gen that came out in 5x20 and also have the 4k pro 4x14 for night hunting they are worth it but during the day to get a good picture you have to mess with the focus a lot. 



Both these photos are screen shots from the 4k pro that I had on my phone. During the day if the sun is at the wrong angle it makes it hard to see anything even with the sunshade. Overall though I am happy with the scope and would get another one. 



Screen shot of what it looks like facing towards the sun.



This is a pic of the sunshade I 3d printed for it, found it on thingaverse for the file. 

Get yourself a scope cap for the front lens (forgot which size fits, but they can be had really cheap on Aliexpr) and drill/punch I think what was a 12 or 14mm hole in it. (Google for the exact size, I think it is on ATN owners forum) Use during daytime only, the image quality is unaffected but your depth of field is immense, and as a result hardly any need (if at all) to mess with the focus at all! A very worthy (and almost free) upgrade!

Stating the obvious; in (IR) nightmode you’re trying to get as much light as possible into the scope, so the small diafragma of the lenscap will worsen the image quality (it gets really grainy) so as said: use in daymode only, at night, just flip the lenscap open!

I highly recommend one. I have the 4K pro 5-20x and I love it.... here are the pros great for filming day or night. I have found the more IR light you can provide the better the picture quality at night. I bought one on Amazon the plus into the wall when I shoot from the deck. The one shot zero is magical. With little to no effort you can set it up to shoot a chipmunk between the eyes - I currently switch mine from my Fox impact .25 to my Benjamin Marauder pistol and it is lethal in either platform. Battery life is great, and firmware updates are easy to install. There are great videos on YouTube regarding the process. You will need to buy a good quality SD card. Price is steep but once you get it set up and running you will know where you money went.. Below is the Marauder and Fx set up. Feel free to Pm me if you want more info. I am in the process getting some YouTube footage up and running.... 

I would have one already IF I (UK based) could get it for US prices.

I have the 4K Pro, and I love it, BUT I have the 3-14, and it focus good at close ranges, the 5-20 may not be as clear focus at close ranges, shooting at 10 yards may be a little fuzzy. Just something to think about.

-Brandon