Best hand held thermal at present?

homer

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Its been a while since I purchased a hand held thermal, and i know tech gets updated very quickly, so atm, whats the opinions on the best hand held thermal with lrf?
Important points for myself are:
Lrf
Large display
Clarity
Range
 
Pulsar Merger , can’t rate it highly enough, i have the older Xp50 ,big display with LRF ,very easy to navigate through menus etc. They've just released the new Symbion but thats good if you have a need for a digital image for daytime use also.
 
Take a look at the ThermTec Wild 650 DL Pro. I am currently field-testing one and, so far, very impressed. I initially thought the dual lens was a bit of a gimmick but it isn't. The 25mm is brilliant in woodland but when I get out onto the arable and want to scan distant arable headlands, it is much faster and clearer to flip over to the 50mm lens than it is to zoom and then adjust focus.

Overall ergonomics are excellent too.
 
Pulsar Merger , can’t rate it highly enough, i have the older Xp50 ,big display with LRF ,very easy to navigate through menus etc. They've just released the new Symbion but thats good if you have a need for a digital image for daytime use also.
Yes I am looking at the Symbion. Have a condor 2.0 but the pulsar image seems "better" for same spec thermal or could just suit my eyes better. Keen on the 4K CMOS for ID too in low light
 
Check out the hik condor 2 it really is excellent I've been using one lately and for what you need it ticks all the boxes.

That being said I carry a xg compact for hunting because it's just that compact, but lacks the lrf and image quality of the condor.

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I would be really interested in looking at the new Pulsar Telos XT50 with its 1280 sensor. I have the XL50 and it is stunning so the XT must be even better.
Not out yet? Curious what this will cost, are the 1280 coming down a bit or do they remain up there?
 
Best not to look ! Need to start selling some previous ones
Yeah.... I have a Liemke Keiler, which I like, but is a bit lacking in wet conditions because of the higher netD and a 640.
Temping to upgrade, but still a bit pricey at the moment I'm afraid....
 
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