Nocpix Quest H50R

[eire]

Has anyone on here got the new Nocpix Quest H50R.. I would be very interested in what their first impressions are.. they look class and the small form factor is very appealing and from all the videos I have watched on YouTube the thermal image looks really good..
I would love to know how the thermal image compares to say the Hikmicro Habrok HQ50L before I spend my money..

 

[mealiejimmy]

Understand that you're not comparing apples with apples
The Habrok HQ50L has colour day vision and NV with an onboard IR. It also has GPS
The NocPix Quest is simply a thermal bi-ocular (not binocular) with an LRF - no optical channel, no IR and no GPS
The Quest is much more like the now discontinued Pulsar merger XP50LRF
There's also a significant difference in price between the Quest H50R (£2700) and the Habrok Pro HQ50L (£3200)

Cheers

Bruce

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Three strong points of the Quest are, it has an ambidextrous centre focus wheel, it has 4 year warranty and it's a compact form factor...

Oh and price tag of the H35R with wider FOV is cracking for this resolution in binocular format at £2299

 

[eire]

Thanks for the reply and I understand what your saying about the Habrok being a multi spectral device but i am only interested how the thermal image compares to other devices like the Habrok HQ50L as I personally only need thermal..
And from what i can see on Youtube it looks class and the quality of image when zooming seem to be much better than most other thermals..

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Thanks for the reply and I understand what your saying about the Habrok being a multi spectral device but i am only interested how the thermal image compares to other devices like the Habrok HQ50L as I personally only need thermal..
And from what i can see on Youtube it looks class and the quality of image when zooming seem to be much better than most other thermals..

For me I prefer a wider FOV with a 12 micron 640 model I would go for a H35R Quest, and save money.... If jumping up to 1024/1280 sensor then a 50mm/60mm lens is ideal.. In relation to Habrok HX and Merger XT

 

[eire]

Ok thanks for that and how do you rate the thermal image compared to the competition ie Pulsar and hikmicro..?

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

All three provide a different thermal image. The NocPix has the smoothest image. The HikMicro provides good target detail under 100yds, the Pulsar has a more natural image than either, and at long range using digital zoom holds together better... all very good units though..

You can run round in circles trying to decide and a lot of the time, people will recommend what they own online, when asked...so it can be a hard decision..

 

[eire]

Thank you Ian..you have been very helpful..I think its Nocpix I love the size and weight compared to the Hikmicro and Pulsar..Ill sleep on it..

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

Thank you Ian..you have been very helpful..I think its Nocpix I love the size and weight compared to the Hikmicro and Pulsar..Ill sleep on it..

We have the H35R and H50R available . Finance option also. If you decide on one, drop me a message .

 

[palo]

I never actually handled a pair of thermal binos.
How do they work compared to a thermal spotter.
Do they have one sensor with a screen in each eyepiece or what ?

 

[mealiejimmy]

They have one sensor that sends the image to both screens
Therefore, strictly speaking, they are not binoculars but bi-oculars since the image seen is exactly the same for both eyes

Cheers

Bruce