Hikmicro Lynx LQ35L 3.0 Thermal Imaging Camera Handheld

Monocular version
The Hikmicro Lynx LQ35 3.0L thermal imaging camera handheld device combines modern thermal imaging technology with an integrated laser rangefinder (LRF) and is ideal for hunting, nature observation, and professional surveillance tasks. Its compact design and powerful imaging technology enable reliable wildlife detection even in complete darkness, fog, or difficult weather conditions.
Inside, a powerful 12-µm VOx thermal imaging sensor operates with a high frame rate and a very sensitive thermal sensitivity of ≤ 15 mK NETD. This allows even the smallest temperature differences to be precisely detected and heat sources to be clearly displayed. The image quality is supported by the intelligent Image Pro and Zoom Pro image algorithms, which significantly improve contrast, detail representation, and sharpness.
The high-quality 35-mm-F1.0 optics allow a detection range of up to 1,800 meters, enabling even distant heat sources to be reliably recognized. An integrated laser rangefinder also allows for precise distance measurement – a crucial advantage for assessing distances in the field or during nighttime wildlife observation.
For particularly smooth and uninterrupted image display, the device features the HSIS Shutterless Image System, which prevents typical calibration interruptions found in many thermal imaging devices. A high-resolution 0.49-inch AMOLED display with 1920 × 1080 pixels provides a high-contrast and detailed image.
The Hikmicro Lynx LQ35 3.0L remains particularly compact and lightweight despite its extensive technology. Weighing around 410 g, the device fits comfortably in the hand and is excellent for longer observations in the field. Power is supplied via replaceable 18650 batteries, allowing for flexible extension of the runtime. Additionally, the device can also be operated via USB-C with an external power source.
Other features such as photo and video recording with audio, 64 GB internal storage, WLAN hotspot, multiple color palettes, picture-in-picture mode (PIP), and hot-tracking make the thermal imaging handheld device a versatile companion for demanding users.