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After the Infiray Eye III E3 Max is now the Eye III E3 Plus - with all the thermal imaging cameras of the same name Infiray you can quickly lose track. To ensure that this doesn't happen, you have us: We'll explain the special features of the new device and show you what it can do.

Today we are introducing you to a thermal imaging camera from Infiray which is ideal for beginners due to its handy format and easy operation. Find out more about Infiray AFFO AL19 in the video!

Pulsar has brought thermal imaging binoculars onto the market with the Merger XP50 LRF, which is intended to delight forest and field hunters with its built-in ultra-precise laser rangefinder. In today's test we'll show you what the camera can really do.

Newcomers to thermal imaging should be particularly careful: with this Infiray AFFO AL25 we introduce you to a thermal imaging camera that is particularly suitable for beginners. You can find out what to expect with the new device in the video!

In today's presentation we present you with the Infiray Mate MAL38 one of the most current attachments on the market. Can it convince with its features and handling? We'll find out for you!

With the Infiray Xeye E6 Pro V3 awaits us with an absolute high-end device. In our test we will show you what the thermal imaging camera does and what accessories are included in the scope of delivery.

Today we are introducing you to an absolute world first: this Infiray Mate MAH50. Although it is still a prototype, we are already very impressed by the new features. We have tested the device for you and will show you in advance how to best navigate through the menu and settings.

The new Xeye CH50 V2 from Infiray is definitely a candidate for the best thermal imaging attachment you can currently buy on the market – we can reveal that much in advance. In fact, since then, Pulsar Krypton Infiray Xeye CH50 V2.

Are you looking for a thermal imaging device with which you can reliably determine the trophy quality of the piece even under difficult weather conditions? Then that could Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 will be exactly the right hunting companion for you.

With the Hikmicro Thunder Pro TE19C and the Hikmicro Thunder TH35C has Hikmicro already introduced two thermal imaging attachments in the low to medium price range. The new Thunder Pro TQ50C is now said to far surpass both predecessors: the compact design and easy operation have been retained, but the image performance has Hikmicro took a big step forward with the new device.

Are you looking for a handy thermal imaging device that is so easy to use that even a beginner can use it safely? Then that could Pulsar Axion XM30F might be just the right camera for you.

how good is that LIEMKE LYNX-1 really? We introduce you to the new high-end device! LIEMKE wants to set new standards in the industry with the LUCHS-1 and promises simple and innovative operation, paired with a robust construction and high-resolution image quality.

The Infiray Xeye E3w – the ideal thermal imaging device for beginners! If you are looking for a high-performance thermal imaging camera as a beginner or for sporadic use, this is the one for you Infiray Xeye E3w well advised. The E3w is the successor model to the popular E3n.

Infiray has brought a new thermal imaging camera onto the market with the Finder FH35R, which is intended to enable an even more intensive hunting and nature experience. Handy, solidly made and with an extra large lens - the FH35R looks impressive at first glance and promises the high quality you can expect from it Infiray is used.

With his famous Xeye E6 Plus V2 he was able to Infiray make a lasting name for many passionate hunters. Has now Infiray the V2 has been completely revised and is bringing the successor model onto the market with the Xeye E6 Plus V3. What can the new thermal imaging device do? And is the “upgrade” worth it for you?

The appearance of the Infiray ZOOM ZH38 is set to shake up the market for thermal imaging devices with its innovative optical zoom function. Right? We will find out for you! The ZOOM ZH2021 has been available since October 38. Infiray However, we had already provided us with a prototype in advance, which we subjected to a detailed assessment.

A monocular that combines both the advantages of thermal imaging and night vision technology and also has a laser rangefinder - such a device simply has to arouse the interest of every hunter and nature observer. The Hikmicro Gryphon GH35L could perhaps be just such a camera.

A high-quality thermal imaging camera can weigh 500 g or more. Against it has Hikmicro With the Lynx Pro LH25, we have brought a lightweight product onto the market that is small and handy and fits into any jacket pocket and, at 300 g, is hardly noticeable when worn. When it comes to price, the LH25 remains small: it is available for under 2.000 euros. Has the Hikmicro Lynx Pro LH25 has the potential to be a price-performance winner?

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A true all-rounder could be the new one Pulsar Accolade 2 LRF XP50 Pro. As a technically improved successor to the Accolade XP50, the XP50 Pro is a binocular in the high-end category. Centimeter-precise laser distance measurement, unusually long battery life and image quality at the limit of what is technically possible – the Accolade XP50 Pro promises great things.