Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25L Night Vision and Thermal Imaging Binoculars

When darkness and weather become the topic, Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25L Nachtsicht und Wärmebild Fernglas shows its strengths. Craftsmanship and haptics interlock: surfaces feel pleasant, the mechanism runs smoothly, and the balance supports fatigue-free work. The result looks tidy and coherent. Details count even on the move: quick readiness, uncomplicated maintenance, and consistent performance when light, temperature, or surroundings change. This is exactly where the overall concept scores. If you want to combine speed with control, you will find a reliable partner here. Settings can be clearly traced, changes remain reproducible. The new Hikmicro Habrok product family are compact binoculars with night vision and thermal imaging functions. They can also be used as daylight binoculars. Depending on the model, an 850 nm or 940 nm IR illuminator is built in, as well as a laser rangefinder. The HH models resolve at 384 x 288 pixels, the HQ models at 640 x 512 pixels. The newer HE models feature a night vision module with 4K resolution. The equipment, as with the Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25L Nachtsicht & Wärmebild Fernglas, is identical across all models. WiFi and a 64 GB video recorder are also available. Description Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25L Nachtsicht & Wärmebild Fernglas Binokulare Ausführung. The new Habrok product family, as does the model Hikmicro Habrok 4K HE25L Nachtsicht und Wärmebild Fernglas from Hik, are multispectral binoculars that combine thermal imaging, night vision, daylight, IR laser, and laser rangefinder in one compact device. Differences between the models include the built-in infrared illuminator; the HH35L and HQ35L models feature an 850 nanometer wavelength with a range of about 400 meters. Model HH35LN and HQ35LN are equipped with an IR illuminator with 940 nanometer wavelength, which is sufficient for about 350 meters, with the peculiarity that it is invisible to both humans and wildlife. The HH35L and HH35LN variants feature a thermal detector with 384 x 288 pixel resolution; the two HQ binoculars resolve at 640 x 480 pixels. The HE25L and HE25LN models feature a night vision sensor with 4K resolution. The equipment as well as the night vision module are the same for all devices. The low-light amplifier offers a very high resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels. Focus is adjusted via the ring on the head. As the product name already suggests, all binoculars are equipped with a 35 mm lens for thermal imaging; the lens for night vision is 31 mm in diameter. The OLED screen renders images and video at 1920 x 1080 pixels. The modern OLED matrix has the advantages of being particularly energy-efficient, temperature-stable, and capable of rendering colors that are especially vivid. Moreover, this panel does not cast a gray veil around itself, which is the typical characteristic of LCDs. With the laser rangefinder objects can be measured up to one kilometer away, which is naturally especially beneficial for wildlife identification. The color palette of the thermal sensor ranges from Red-Hot, Black-Hot, White-Hot, Iron, or False Colors. With a sensitivity below 20 microkelvin, the sensor can detect minute temperature differences, such as from a branch or a blade of grass. The Hot-Spot function is an intelligent way to keep the observed thermal source in view at all times. Depending on the use case, the four swappable batteries provide power for 6 to 8 hours. Since these are standard 18650 Li-ion batteries, it is advisable to order additional batteries at the same time. The thermal and night-vision binoculars are also equipped with a video recorder that provides 64 GB of storage. Additionally, the user can stream live via Wi‑Fi to up to four additional observers, to their smartphones or tablets. The required App