My 1st thermal spotter

[jonylandrover]

Evening all, looking at getting my 1st thermal spotter. It will be for everything from rats to deer. Range wise nothing more than 200 yards and only occasional use, once or twice a month kind of thing.

Been looking at the hikmicro le10. That looks about in budget for the use I'd give it.

Any other suggestions, or real world reviews on one?

Anyone got anthing better and used for the same money going on here?

 

[Cyres]

Several excellent Pulsars in the sales sections.
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[Blackwood Outdoors]

Evening all, looking at getting my 1st thermal spotter. It will be for everything from rats to deer. Range wise nothing more than 200 yards and only occasional use, once or twice a month kind of thing.

Been looking at the hikmicro le10. That looks about in budget for the use I'd give it.

Any other suggestions, or real world reviews on one?

Anyone got anthing better and used for the same money going on here?

With a budget of around £500, I'd suggest saving more, you will not regret it, it will cost you less in the long run...

 

[mikey223]

Buy once cry once. I learnt the hard way and ended up replacing my first spotter after about 5 months. Highly recommend the hik micro condor

 

[takbok]

A used pulsar XM30 key would be my choice for that money. Had my 2nd hand one 4 years and still going strong.

 

[JackDavis]

Push your budget up / save abit longer and get the infiray FH35 V2 for about £1000 new and cheaper second hand. Probably the best in that price range and has LRF

 

[jonylandrover]

Went and had a play, ended up spending more and hot a hikmicro lh35 3.0. Loving it and what it shows me. Game changer in my opinion having the tool to hand