The NEW (2023) HIKMICRO CONDOR Thermal Monocular

The NEW (2023) HIKMICRO CONDOR Thermal Monocular
Optics Warehouse's resident Night Vision and Thermal expert, James McDermott, takes a look at the NEW (2023) HIKMICRO Condor Thermal Monocular
You can find the HIKMICRO Condor Range here: rb.gy/8kxi5
And the entire HIKMICRO range can be found at: rb.gy/avq0u
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[@jimwood]

Wow the image quality looks amazing even on the video so I can only imagine how good it looks using it personally.

[@dylanharrison6158]

Great video, made my mind up - condor on order, which headtorch is that ? looks good 😀

[@davrobhow]

Gutted I bought a falcon FQ35 now...compromised on the LRF for the quality of image and now 6 months later the Condor comes out with an even better image and an LRF...for the same cash...I mean the Falcon is amazing but this ticks all the boxes.

[@mickphilp9]

when you look throgh the cq35 pro is it a round image or a rectangle you see

[@sebrura]

IMO all of these thermal monoculars have no problem detecting animals when you have clear sight. What differentiates Pulsar Axion 2 models, Hikmicro (Condor CQ35) and Zeiss 4/35 is the ability to detect heat behind trees, bush, branches and so on. My experience is that Pulsar and Zeiss has a slight edge over Hikmicro. While the Pulsar image itself is worse, it does excell in detection under aforementioned conditions.

[@alistairbatey7389]

Best thermal on the market today including the new telos

[@180del]

Just looked through both the telos and condor,bought the condor,nothing between them in image quality but telos felt heavier and not as comfortable to use if you use on a nights foxing,plus the small matter of nearly a grand between them.

[@HunterNV]

How long did you get out of the battery I got 40 minutes out of cq35

[@garyturner6194]

How does it stack upto the pulsar telos

[@bolsene]

Do you think this is a big upgrade from the Gryphon qc35?

[@chriswinter2404]

Is it better than the pulsar telios??

[@The-Ratbasher]

I wish this had been available when I bought my FH35. I wanted an LRF but was pointed toward the Falcon.

[@yaykruser]

buy a chaep lrf and test different ranges in your territory, so you can estimate the range better.

[@Michaelguldhammer]

The Flacon FQ50 have a 0.9 apature lens. so should have a little bit better image actually

[@popnmeg]

Nice piece of kit , do you have to remortgage the house to buy one ?

[@darrenprince-every4240]

lowest end CH25 £1499, Highest end CQ50 £2449 retail. still makes them a good deal better value than its competitors. Hope this helps

[@johnnyriker]

I have the CH 25 on order for rats rabbit to shoot range air rifle use

[@ireland_love_life]

Does it have a red laser?

[@mickphilp9]

whe you look through th cq35 l i ment

[@jameswheawall9096]

Have the issues with the batteries draining been fixed yet ? Im thinking of getting the cq50 but a little concerened .

[@darrenprince-every4240]

Hi James Yes there was a firmware issue on some off the first batch which has now been resolved. hope this helps

[@deanpike8376]

Which one for the rats and rabbits up to 50 yards the lad

[@yaykruser]

I have seen a video of the thermtec 670d where you could Id a rabbit at 340m.