As DNT have shown us with their 4K, being late to market is as good as not showing up at all. By the time you've invested all that R&D and manufacturing money, when you eventually get to market the competition are already established and they can simply one up you at a moments noticeThe Nocpix D70 is the lightest of all the scopes on a rifle...because no one has one fitted
Its fine to wait if you are looking to replace a scope and there is no time limit...if you need a NV/digital scope now then load of people will get an Alpex or similar and Nocpix will have lost a load of sales.
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All the new kit does not make the old stuff any less good but I agree with your point. It doesnt foster confidence but the proof of the pudding will be having one to put on your rifle
Nickb
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Yep if it works no need to fix it..All the new kit does not make the old stuff any less good but I agree with your point. It doesnt foster confidence but the proof of the pudding will be having one to put on your rifle
Hence the reason tomorrow I’ll buy the Alpex 4k
Brave Echo Niner
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Any initial thoughts vs the NocPix D70R Nite?
jackblack56
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Looking at the specs (along with the price drop of the Nite) my guess is that the Nite will likely be a solid performer and beat the Alpex in daylight due to it's higher resolution, but Nocpix have realised it'll be beaten in both night/lowlight performance by both the Alpex 4k and Pro - the main selling point of the scope.
One on top of two
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Apparently the sensor on the Alpex Pro is also A 12 mega pixel the same as the nocpix D70
jackblack56
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Ah, the D70 will be beaten all round then
I'm only surmising, the proof will be in the pudding.
One on top of two
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✔ Upgraded 12 MP Sensor
Improves image quality by up to 37%
✔ Display Over 20% Larger
For a clearer and more comfortable viewing experience
✔ Lightweight Design – Only 886 g
Easy to handle and carry
✔ Unmatched Light Performance
F0.9 aperture with AI-powered Light Pro function
✔ Reliable in All Weather Conditions
I agree, an old cynic reading between the lines tells me a price drop on the Nocpix is performance related.
I think I will wait for Nocpix D70 Pro to come out
I agree, an old cynic reading between the lines tells me a price drop on the Nocpix is performance related.
I think I will wait for Nocpix D70 Pro to come out
Alpex is KINGPolar Lynx
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With F 0.9 lenses devices can be made smaller/lighter comp with F 1.0 lenses now that more (20 %?) light (IR) will enter the sensor but takes much more focus adjustments vs F 1.0. With my NocPix Quest (F 0.9) I find myself constantly correcting focus. A side wheel as with D70 Pro is good and almost necessary.
The professional-grade digital day/night scope just got even more capable!
The Hikmicro Alpex Pro A50PL sets a new benchmark by combining a 12MP CMOS sensor, 50mm F1.8 optics, and a 1200m built-in laser rangefinder into a single, rugged package. Designed for precision observation across open terrain or dense forest, the Alpex Pro delivers exceptional clarity from dawn to deep night.
Key upgrades and features include:
12MP CMOS Sensor capturing ultra-sharp images and fine detail at all magnifications.
45% Larger Sensor than the previous Alpex 4K model for superior resolution.
Rear Magnification Ring with Throw Lever Rapid, precise zoom control with traditional riflescope handling.
Side Focus Adjustment Fine-tune sharpness and parallax for crystal-clear target definition.
Light Pro Algorithm automatically enhances low-light performance for dusk, twilight, and night operations.
Lossless Mid-Range Zoom maintains uncompromised clarity from 4× to 9× magnification.
Advanced Ballistic Calculator integrates windage, bullet drop, and real-time range data for precise targeting.
Balanced Lightweight Design 47% lighter than Alpex 4K, with center of gravity optimized for airguns and centrefire rifles.
30mm Tube & Ergonomic Controls engineered for traditional riflescope handling with modern digital performance.
The Hikmicro Alpex Pro brings professional-grade optics, smart imaging, and advanced measurement technology into a field-ready, ergonomic platform. Visit your local Hikmicro dealer to experience this next-level digital scope today.
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The Hikmicro Alpex Pro A50PL sets a new benchmark by combining a 12MP CMOS sensor, 50mm F1.8 optics, and a 1200m built-in laser rangefinder into a single, rugged package. Designed for precision observation across open terrain or dense forest, the Alpex Pro delivers exceptional clarity from dawn to deep night.
Key upgrades and features include:
12MP CMOS Sensor capturing ultra-sharp images and fine detail at all magnifications.
45% Larger Sensor than the previous Alpex 4K model for superior resolution.
Rear Magnification Ring with Throw Lever Rapid, precise zoom control with traditional riflescope handling.
Side Focus Adjustment Fine-tune sharpness and parallax for crystal-clear target definition.
Light Pro Algorithm automatically enhances low-light performance for dusk, twilight, and night operations.
Lossless Mid-Range Zoom maintains uncompromised clarity from 4× to 9× magnification.
Advanced Ballistic Calculator integrates windage, bullet drop, and real-time range data for precise targeting.
Balanced Lightweight Design 47% lighter than Alpex 4K, with center of gravity optimized for airguns and centrefire rifles.
30mm Tube & Ergonomic Controls engineered for traditional riflescope handling with modern digital performance.
The Hikmicro Alpex Pro brings professional-grade optics, smart imaging, and advanced measurement technology into a field-ready, ergonomic platform. Visit your local Hikmicro dealer to experience this next-level digital scope today.
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jackblack56
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"Frame Rate: 50 Hz (12 MP), 120 Hz (1080P) via firmware update before August 2026".
Interesting. Seems to be taking a note out of DNT 4K's book with a faster refresh rate on a lower res for better low light performance.
Interesting. Seems to be taking a note out of DNT 4K's book with a faster refresh rate on a lower res for better low light performance.
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