Is higher resolution always worth paying more for in a night vision device?
I don't think higher resolution automatically makes a device the best choice for everyone. I would consider how much detail I actually need and whether the improvement is noticeable in real conditions. Sometimes a balanced combination of image quality, size, and price makes more sense.
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I agree that higher resolution isn’t automatically worth the extra cost. It really depends on how and where you plan to use the device, because real-world visibility matters more than numbers on a specification sheet. I’ve found it useful to compare overall image quality, ergonomics, battery life, and reliability together. There are some interesting options at https://www.agmglobalvision.com/blogs/agm-blog/diy-thermal-targets where different configurations make it easier to choose a balance between resolution, performance, and price.