Midgemagnet
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any honest reviews on these ?
hik micro hh35 l binoculars
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Complete game changer for me. Wouldn't be without them now.
Midgemagnet
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Hi, I have the Habrok 4k HQ35L and they are awesome. I can spot pinemartins at +400m in clear fell, no problem. For stalking they are a revelation. I still can't get over how good they are. My day optics are Steiner night hunters and they do have the edge over these for spotting with the thermal and identification with the optical channel, obviously not as good as the Stiener glass optics, but do you want to carry both? Very compact and easy to use...
Just to make clear.
Midgemagnet is asking about Habrok HH35.
These are neither 640x512 thermal, neither 4K day/night optics.
There are several Habrok models, with quite different technical specifications and one must be careful when reading reviews.
HE25 is 256x192 25mm thermal and 4K day/night optics
HH35 is 384x288 35mm thermal and HD day/night optics
HQ35 is 640x512 35mm thermal and HD day/night optics
HQ35 4K is 640x512 35mm thermal and 4K day/night optics
HQ50 PRO is 640x512 50mm thermal and 4K day/night optics
HS60 PRO is 1280x1024 50mm thermal and 4K day/night optics
Price difference in my country between HE25 and HS60 is 4500€ or 3x.
So, it is essential to know your budget and type of hunting to pick up the optimal one for your needs.
HQ35 4K is probably the best choice for the money.
Midgemagnet
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thanks for the replies
Save up and buy the Habrok 4K HQ35L .... MUCH better, you gain better resolution, a much wider field of view and the upgraded 4K optical sensor... more money, but if you buy the HH to save money, you will only wish you spent a little more on the better specification model...
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
HikMicro Habrok 4K HQ35L Multi Spectral Thermal Binoculars
HikMicro Habrok 4K HQ35L binoculars offer 4K day/night vision, thermal imaging, laser rangefinder, GPS, Wi‑Fi, and recording.
www.blackwoodoutdoors.co.uk
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