For Sale: 🔥 NEW NOCPIX NITE D70R NIGHT VISION - NOCPIX IR KIT INCLUDED - IN STOCK NOW

[Liveonce]

watching with interest as considering a new scope for night use with LRF, but 1055gm vs 584gm it needs to be a lot better for the extra weight as trying to keep the weight to a minimum for walking use.
plus what £300 difference in price.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Why do these need to weigh double a Zulus?

Larger lens, internal battery, extra components, bigger display, aluminum body.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

• 4K 3536PX RESOLUTION
• 60HZ REFRESH
• INLINE LRF & BALLSITICS
• CIRCULAR AMOLED

UNSTOPPABLE

 

[Sabian223]

Really curious to see how these perform in low light (without IR) and not having the adjustable Iris like the Pulsar and Hik. I think Nocpix missing this functionality off will bite them in the backside when it comes to stalkers wanting it for low light unless there are some clever electronics to make up for it?

 

[20-250]

Awaiting 200 yard night time foxing footage, please.

 

[camo304]

Really curious to see how these perform in low light (without IR) and not having the adjustable Iris like the Pulsar and Hik. I think Nocpix missing this functionality off will bite them in the backside when it comes to stalkers wanting it for low light unless there are some clever electronics to make up for it?

Never touch mine day or night, then again i only give the scope enough ir to get a nice image.

 

[Pellet Pinger]

Really curious to see how these perform in low light (without IR) and not having the adjustable Iris like the Pulsar and Hik. I think Nocpix missing this functionality off will bite them in the backside when it comes to stalkers wanting it for low light unless there are some clever electronics to make up for it?

Never touch mine day or night, then again i only give the scope enough ir to get a nice image.

Me neither, whenever i’ve messed with it it just makes the image darker, its to compensate for bright light rather than enhance low light.

 

[Pellet Pinger]

Awaiting 200 yard night time foxing footage, please.

Plus 1!

 

[zerovarm]

Plus 1!

Hoping with the 5x base mag, that sensor and 70mm focal length we maybe have a new foxing king. The Hik 4k will take some beating mind.

 

[Rural Management Services]

Hoping with the 5x base mag, that sensor and 70mm focal length we maybe have a new foxing king. The Hik 4k will take some beating mind.

Currently doing a Pard Nightstalker 4K EX review Alpex comparison write up, but I need more time with it to be objective.

 

[zerovarm]

Currently doing a Pard Nightstalker 4K EX review Alpex comparison write up, but I need more time with it to be objective.

Look forward to it. Enjoyed your Alpex 4k vs Alpex 4k Lite write up and found it to be right on the money.

 

[jackblack56]

Awaiting 200 yard night time foxing footage, please.

Not 200yds but looks promising.

 

[Pellet Pinger]

Not 200yds but looks promising.

Would be even better with a good IR!

 

[Sabian223]

Never touch mine day or night, then again i only give the scope enough ir to get a nice image.

Do you leave your iris on Night mode? If the Nocpix is set up that way then it will be fine, but i don't believe it is from reading the specs. Focal lengths

Good old chat gpt comparison:

Model	Sensor	Objective & Aperture	Base Mag (zoom)	Display	Onboard LRF	Battery claim	Notables
HIKMICRO Alpex 4K A50E	3840×2160 CMOS	50 mm, f/1.2–f/2.5 (adjustable)	3.5× (to 28×)	1920×1080 OLED	A50E: — ; A50EL: 1,000 m	up to 11 h	30 mm tube, 64 GB, designed to work in ambient light.
Pulsar Digex C50	1928×1088 CMOS	~36 mm, f/1.4 (Pulsar spec sheet)	3.5× (to 14×)	1024×768 AMOLED	No (often bundled external IR)	up to 10 h	Colour Twilight & SumLight boost no-IR sensitivity; 30 mm tube.
Nocpix NITE D70R	3536×3536 (2 µm), 60 Hz	70 mm, f/2.0	5× (to 40×)	1920×1200 round AMOLED	Yes, 1,200 m + ballistic calc	≥7 h (int.+18650)	IP67; new 2025 model; very high pixel density detail.

Scope	Lens	F-number	What it means
HIKMICRO Alpex 4K	50 mm lens	f/1.2–f/2.5 (adjustable)	Very fast lens — gathers a lot of light; excellent for dusk/dawn without IR.
Pulsar C50	~36 mm lens	f/1.4	Slightly smaller aperture, but still bright.
Nocpix NITE D70R	70 mm lens	f/2.0	“Slower” lens — gathers less light per pixel, so darker image in passive light.

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Good NITE

 

[C h r i s]

What distance was that?

 

[wabbit warren]

I'm looking at buying a nocpix nite D70r or a hic alpex but would love to see the two compared side by side before doing so
has anyone done a comparison video yet? i know its early days but something would be nice

 

[camo304]

I'm looking at buying a nocpix nite D70r or a hic alpex but would love to see the two compared side by side before doing so
has anyone done a comparison video yet? i know its early days but something would be nice

More chance once they start hitting the market, also looking forward to it myself.

 

[jackblack56]

Early days for a comparison video.

I'm looking at buying a nocpix nite D70r or a hic alpex but would love to see the two compared side by side before doing so
has anyone done a comparison video yet? i know its early days but something would be nice

Pretty early days, I've heard on the grapevine from a couple of sources that there are bugs with the scope that need fixing. No doubt full reviews will come after these are addressed.