Thermal · Night vision · Lights
See what the box doesn't tell you.
Every maker quotes a detection range. We work out how big the animal actually is on your screen, so you can compare any two units on the thing that matters.
Compare any thermal →See this comparisonSame price, a coyote at 100 yards
Nocpix SLIM L35
$2,550 · 18 px tall · 39 ft of ground
Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ35 Pro
$2,600 · 13 px tall · 56 ft of ground
The Nocpix puts 1.4 times as many pixels on the coyote; the Pulsar shows 42% more ground side to side.
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