Author: Stephan
Thermal imaging expert
synopsis
- The Guide TB630 LRF review: Perfect for mobile use
- The Guide TB630 LRF Test
- The scope of delivery of the Guide TB630 LRF
- The features of the Guide TB630 LRF in review
- Technical details of the Guide TB630 LRF Tests
- Our conclusion on Guide TB630 LRF Test
- Photos from the precinct Guide TB630 LRF
- Field of view calculator: simulation of the field of view width
- your contact
The Guide TB630 LRF review: Perfect for mobile use
With the new Guide TB630 LRF, the manufacturer expands its already extensive product family around a another compact modelSome devices from the house Guide We have already introduced you to this model – and now we have a smaller model that is especially suitable for mobile use Thanks to its handy size and integrated laser rangefinder, it's particularly appealing to hunters who are often on the move. Stalkers in particular will enjoy this device. You'll find out why this device is so exciting later on – so stay tuned!
The Guide TB630 LRF Test
The scope of delivery of the Guide TB630 LRF
As always, we start our test of the Guide TB630 LRF with a look at the scope of delivery – because the First impression is known to be crucial. And it turns out to be positive: Both the packaging and the outer carton appears stable and of high qualityThe noticeable weight also suggests that a good amount of accessories are included. In detail, the following are included:
- A manual (You will receive detailed operating instructions from us by email or via your customer account)
- A bag for the device
- A charger/charging cradle
- Two 18650 batteries
- Extra eye rest
- Hand Strap
- power plug
- A USB cable with a C connector
- A USB cable with mini USB connector
Important: Please note that the scope of delivery may change between the time the video is recorded and the moment you hold the device in your hands.
The features of the Guide TB630 LRF in review
The Guide TB630 LRF scores with a compact, robust housing made of high-quality magnesium alloy and is one of the smaller representatives of the TB series. With its very short design, the device can be used easily even in confined spaces. – since it is built rather upwards, there is enough space at the front. Lens cover is made of plastic: functional, but the workmanship could be improved. The internal focusing is particularly practical, which is two adjustment wheels mounted on the side of the lens It is easy to operate – ideal for both right- and left-handed users. The power button is located on the top of the device, while the other controls are arranged on the side. A USB-C port is located on the opposite side. A 33 mm thread is integrated at the back, which usually allows for a Intermediate piece or a duo connector required to insert the device directly into the appropriate sleeve or Smart Clip.
Other important featuresthat we have prepared for you in Guide TB630 LRF Test found include the following:
- Intuitive operation:
Even if the supplied instruction manual is rather brief, the Guide by a very intuitive and user-friendly handlingThe menu navigation is clearly structured – the main menu opens in the shape of a circle. It is controlled by three rubberized buttons on the side, which allow for quick and easy navigation through the functions. Great! - Battery changing system:
The Guide TB630 LRF relies on the proven principle of a Interchangeable battery system with standard 18650 batteriesThese are not only inexpensive, but also durable and available regardless of the manufacturer – you can easily find them in any store that sells batteries. This makes it particularly attractive to get to purchase several batteries as a reserveAccording to the manufacturer, the maximum runtime is up to 6 hours, although this value is based on the use of two batteries. Of course, the actual operating time varies depending on usage – those using Wi-Fi or the streaming function should expect a shorter runtime. A real highlight is the well-thought-out design of the battery compartment:
In the TB630 LRF, the battery is inserted into a single compartment above the lens and secured with a twist lock. The cover on the opposite side doesn't conceal a second battery compartment, but rather the distance measurement technology. Small plus and minus symbols are located in the battery compartment, but they're difficult to see – but with a little attention, inserting the battery is still easy. - Laser range finder:
Directly next to the battery compartment is the integrated laser rangefinder, which is secured by a small protective cover – a truly well-thought-out solution. Keep in mind, though: In adverse weather conditions such as snow or rain, the laser's performance may be limited. GUIDE The TB630 LRF still offers precise and reliable distance measurement, allowing distances to be determined quickly and accurately – even over longer distances. - Video with recoil activation:
The TB630 LRF has a recoil-activated video recordingIf this function is enabled, recording starts automatically as soon as a defined vibration pulse is detected. The sensitivity of this trigger can be individually adjusted, ensuring reliable activation even for different applications. This function makes it easier to capture short, relevant sequences without having to manually start recording.
Technical details of the Guide TB630 LRF Tests
Thanks to his 22 meter wide field of view and its compact design, the device is ideal for Stalking, but also for sitting or using at the baitThe wide field of view provides an excellent overview of the surroundings and makes observation much easier.
Even a military police officer should be able to handle this device well, as the glass allows for relatively high magnification. Up to a magnification of 10x, the image still delivers clear details, but beyond that, it tends to become blurry and grainy—you'll have to decide how much this bothers you. The technical details of the Guide TB630 LRF at a glance:
| The Guide TB630 LRF | |
| Sensor | 640 × 512 pixels VOx |
| Sensor pitch | 12 um |
| Sensor sensitivity | ≤ 20 mK (NETD) |
| Display | 1920 × 1080 pixels |
| frame rate | 50 Hz |
| lens | 35 mm |
| basic magnification | 1 x |
| Field of view | 22 m / 100 m |
| detection distance | 1800 m |
| rangefinder | 1000 m |
| Battery life (at 25°С) | 6 room |
| Internal memory | 64 GB |
| recording | Ja |
| WiFi function | Ja |
| Weight with battery | about 500 g |
Our conclusion on Guide TB630 review
If you are often out stalking, then this is Guide TB630 LRF is the right choice for you. Alternatively, the manufacturer offers other models of the Guide TB Seriesthat are suitable for various applications, including the Guide TB630 without rangefinder, which we have already presented in our Guide TB630 review imagined.
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Manufacturer info Guide Sensmart
Guide Sensmart is one of the world's leading manufacturers of thermal imaging devices. The products offered are specifically designed for hunting and wildlife observation. The latest technologies, such as high-resolution VOx sensors, detailed OLED displays, a wide range of software options, and much more, make these products stand out on the market.
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