Good
384-class35 mm
Hogster VIBE 2.0-8.0x35mm
$1,875Best price · 3 in-stock sellers
58.5HuntGrade Score
Key specs
- Resolution
- 384×288 px
- Hog ID
- 225 yd
- Field of view
- 10.7°
- Weight
- 17.1 oz
- Base mag
- 2×
- Display
- 1280×960
- Laser rangefinder
- Not built in
Product line decoder
3 families. See what sets each apart.
Compare Bering’s lenses, displays, rangefinders and power options. Open a family to see its exact scopes and prices.
8 scopes·3 product lines Not offered·All lens sizes in mm
| The family | Sensor +Lens optionsSensor width (px) + available lenses (mm) | DisplayResolution in pixels | RangefinderBuilt in | BatteryListed runtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
256-class not offered384-class not offered 64050 | 1024×768 | 1 of 2varies by scope | 4× AA3.5–4 h | |
Super Yoter scopes2 configurationsCompare the exact configuration, display and rangefinder in each scope below. 640-class50 mm Super Yoter R 3.0-12.0x50mm $3,395Best price · 5 in-stock sellers 69.6HuntGrade Score Key specs
640-class50 mm Super Yoter LRF 3.0-24.0x50mm $4,395Best price · 4 in-stock sellers 70.7HuntGrade Score Key specs
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256-class not offered 38435 640-class not offered | 1280×960384 px sensors 1024×768384 px sensors | 1 of 2varies by scope | 2× CR1233.5–6 h | |
25619 3842535 640-class not offered | 1280×960256 / 384 px sensors 1440×1080384 px sensors | None | 2× CR1234–8 h | |
Sensor +Lens optionsSensor width (px) + available lenses (mm)
256-class not offered384-class not offered
64050
Display
1024×768
Rangefinder
1 of 2varies by scope
BatteryListed runtime
4× AA3.5–4 h
Super Yoter scopes
2 configurationsCompare the exact configuration, display and rangefinder in each scope below.
640-class50 mm
Super Yoter R 3.0-12.0x50mm
$3,395Best price · 5 in-stock sellers
69.6HuntGrade Score
Key specs
- Resolution
- 640×480 px
- Hog ID
- 456 yd
- Field of view
- 8.5°
- Weight
- 20.0 oz
- Base mag
- 3×
- Display
- 1024×768
- Laser rangefinder
- Not built in
- Battery
- 4× AA
- Runtime
- 3.5 h
640-class50 mm
Super Yoter LRF 3.0-24.0x50mm
$4,395Best price · 4 in-stock sellers
70.7HuntGrade Score
Key specs
- Resolution
- 640×480 px
- Hog ID
- 456 yd
- Field of view
- 9.0°
- Weight
- 28.0 oz
- Base mag
- 3×
- Display
- 1024×768
- Laser rangefinder
- Built in
- Battery
- 4× AA
- Runtime
- 4 h
Sensor +Lens optionsSensor width (px) + available lenses (mm)
256-class not offered
38435
640-class not offeredDisplay
1280×960384 px sensors
1024×768384 px sensors
Rangefinder
1 of 2varies by scope
BatteryListed runtime
2× CR1233.5–6 h
Sensor +Lens optionsSensor width (px) + available lenses (mm)
25619
3842535
640-class not offeredDisplay
1280×960256 / 384 px sensors
1440×1080384 px sensors
Rangefinder
None
BatteryListed runtime
2× CR1234–8 h
A shared sensor class doesn’t establish the same image quality. Open a family for its exact scopes and feature differences.
Sources & reading the comparison
Configurations come from our saved product catalog. Sensor columns use actual horizontal pixel counts; a shared resolution does not establish equal image quality. Runtime bars share a 12-hour scale on this page. The lighter segment shows the range within a family; an asterisk means runtime is missing for some scopes. Runtime depends on operating conditions and is not a HuntGrade test result. Mixed battery or display configurations are identified at scope level. Prices show confirmed in-stock offers from our saved retailer data; scopes without one show “Check availability”. Stars compare specifications across the full catalog. Hog identification distances are calculated estimates. Switchable lens positions are recorded for AGM Clarion. Open a scope for its specifications and source links.
Behind the brand
The company behind your scope.
The people
An optics business before its own label.
2009Bering’s own label launched
Bering’s published history traces its engineering work to night-vision equipment in 1998. After supplying products behind other names, it introduced its own label in 2009.
- 1998Night-vision engineering roots
- 2009Independent brand launch
The hardware
A supplier attribution still under review.
Our research has not confirmed a sensor supplier across Bering’s current scope families. The Hogster and Yoter names describe product lines, not named sensor foundries.
Treat the sensor resolution, lens and display of each scope as separate comparisons. A shared family name does not establish identical hardware.
After the sale
Coverage depends on the scope.
Bering publishes model-specific thermal warranty terms and a service process through its U.S. operation.
4–6 years
Recorded thermal coverage
The catalog includes different coverage lengths. Confirm the exact scope’s term and transfer requirements before buying used.
Sources & details
Company history and service context follow the June 28, 2026 brand dossier. The official site could not be freshly retrieved during the September rollout. Coverage figures remain the product-level catalog values.
WHERE TO BUY
Where to buy Bering.
6 retailers list 8 of the 8 Bering scopes in our catalog. See who carries the lineup and how often each store has the lowest listed price.
StoreBering scopes listedListedLowest price
Basic Precision
8 of 8cheapest on 7
NightVision4Less
8 of 8—
Predator Hunter Outdoors
6 of 8cheapest on 5
Night Vision Universe
5 of 8cheapest on 2
Night Vision Guys
2 of 8—
B&H Photo Video
1 of 8—
Typical listed price gap for Bering: $124 between the lowest and highest store prices.
Saved listings include out-of-stock scopes; lowest-price counts use offers recorded as available and include ties. EuroOptic and Scopelist count as one store.