HikMicro Neos NE25 Thermal Imaging Rifle Scope

This Neos NE25 thermal imaging rifle scope by HikMicro is equipped with a sensitive sensor. With an affordable price, this makes the NE25 a very budget-friendly option for acquiring a thermal imaging rifle scope.

With an NETD value of <18mK, this scope is capable of detecting minimal differences in temperature. This aids with distinguishing targets in weather conditions with poor visibility, which partially obscures the contrast between targets and their environment. A sensor with a resolution of 256x192 picks up the targets, after which they are displayed at 50 Hz. This makes moving targets easy to follow, thanks to a smooth image. These images are then displayed on a 0.49” AMOLED screen.

Thanks to the sensitive sensors, targets can be detected at long ranges. The HikMicro Neos NE25 thermal imaging rifle scope can detect these at a range of over one kilometre away. Utilising digital magnification, the image can be magnified between 3.5x and 24.5x. The focus of the rifle scope can be adjusted using the focus ring, after which the display itself can be focused using the dioptre.

The rifle scope also offers the ability to record video. These videos are then stored on the internal memory, after which they can be transferred to other devices. Recording can also be activated by recoil. The scope will save a video which starts right before the shot and ends soon after the shot is fired, recording the shot and impact.

Colour modes:

There are several colour modes available for the display, which provide different contrasts.

• Black hot
• White hot
• Red hot
• Fusion
• Red monochrome
• Green monochrome

HikMicro Neos NE25 thermal imaging rifle scope features:

• 5-24.5x magnification
• NETD value: <18 mK
• Sensor resolution: 256x192
• Maximum detection range: 1200 m
• Recoil-activated video
• Display: 0.49” AMOLED
• Refresh rate: 50 Hz
• Focus: 3 m to infinity
• Battery life: 9.5 hours
• Charging port: USB-C
• Weatherproof: IP67
• Internal memory: 64 GB

Please note: Shipment of digital optics with a reticle has a delay of 4 to 6 weeks due to an extensive customs procedure that needs completion before exportation.