New Compact Pulsar Axion XG30 and XG35 Thermal Monoculars
Recently TFB reviewed the Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro and found it to be a thermal pocket rocket. This product line now gets an even higher thermal performance, with the two new additions called Axion XG35 and Axion XG30 Compact. These additions both have 640x480 @ 12µm European thermal imaging sensors that are said to guarantee a quality image, even in the most dreadful weather conditions.
Pulsar Vision @ TFB:
In short, the new Axion XG30 Compact uses a 30mm lens, a wide FOV of 14.6° and a base magnification of 2x to create the smallest monocular.
For those who want a little more, the Axion XG35 Compact will produce even more details due to the larger focal length lens of 35mm, and a base magnification of 2.5x. The detection range is up to 1750 meters.
Both models use a rugged magnesium alloy housing.
Here is the press release from Pulsar:
Discover the Axion XG30 and XG35: compact powerhouses from Pulsar
“Pulsar proudly introduces a real beast in a compact and rugged premium housing. Meet the Axion XG30 and Axion XG35, the latest additions to the Compact thermal imaging monocular series. These new models, equipped with powerful European-made sensors, set a new standard in the market.
Compact and powerful
As small as your pocket size, these monoculars elevate your observation experience. With a high-powered 640x480 pixel resolution @12 microns Lynred sensor, they provide excellent image quality and outstanding performance in all observation conditions.
Advanced features
The new Compact series monoculars are small, fierce and pack a punch. Both models come with a wide field of view, leaving no place for compromise, just pure observation comfort. The Axions are equipped with a full features package, including photo and video recording capabilities, Stream Vision 2 support for iOS and Android devices via Wi-Fi, quick-change long-life batteries, and IPX7 waterproof rating.
Durability
The premium class rugged magnesium alloy housing ensures durability, making them ideal for tough hunting conditions.
Model comparison
· Axion XG30: the most compact version, offering a great performance-to-price ratio with a 14.6° wide field of view.
· Axion XG35: features a larger lens that captures more heat signatures, providing even more detailed images. A higher base magnification of 2.5x is ideal for those preferring to work over longer distances.
With these additions joining the previously released Axion XQ30 Pro the Pulsar Compact series now includes three models, catering to various user needs.”
Technical specifications | Axion XG30 | Axion XG35 |
Sensor | 640x480 @12 µm | 640x480 @12 µm |
Objective lens | F30/1.2 | F35/1.0 |
Magnification range, x | 2-16 | 2.5-20 |
Field of view, degrees, horizontal | 14.6 | 12.5 |
Detection range, m | 1300 | 1750 |
For more information check www.pulsar-vision.com
These models have no internal battery, but they can be recharged or switched for those long nights.
I have not found any pricing information yet.
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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