Would I benefit from a device with multiple viewing modes?
I could see myself appreciating multiple modes if they genuinely improve visibility in different conditions. However, I wouldn't want unnecessary settings that make the device complicated. Ideally, switching between modes should be intuitive enough that I can use the important functions without constantly consulting a manual.
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I agree that multiple viewing modes can be really useful when conditions change throughout the day or night. The key is having practical options without making the controls confusing. That’s one reason I like the approach taken by https://www.agmglobalvision.com/blogs/agm-blog/night-vision-vs-thermal-optics where different night vision and thermal devices are designed with usability in mind. Being able to adjust the view quickly can make a noticeable difference when visibility is limited. For me, versatility is valuable when it remains simple and intuitive.