The Pulsar Telos XG50 Thermal Imaging Monocular pushes the bar for precision and adaptability in technology. One of the key players in the Telos series, XG50 is gifted with a European-made Lynred thermal sensor with a 640x480, 12 µm pixel size NETD of <40 mK, which brings out very high sensitivity and sharpness. This monocular captures fine thermal detail over an unbelievable 2300 m detection range; its use finds suitability in many applications, from wildlife observation to security.

The Telos XG50 has been designed to reflect the user's growth in requirements. It has components that are fully upgraded, allowing for the possibility of enhancements in the future: higher-sensitivity sensors, more powerful lenses, and more functional electronics, like a precision laser rangefinder, if the user so desires. The design is completed with easy-to-reach buttons, a rotatable hand strap for left- or right-handed use, and traditional focusing and zooming rings, all of which make the thermal camera most comfortable and easy to use.

This is truly a technology of its own with an advanced Image Boost from Pulsar, allowing detailing, sharpness, and contrast, which are incomparable. It is able to optimize the low-contrast scene and sharpen the distant objects, therefore providing best-in-class thermal imaging quality. The Telos XG50 comes pre-configured with eight color palettes designed for the best observation under any environmental influence with varied conditions of visibility.

The Telos XG50 is built with the most important thing in mind: robustness. It has a heavy polymeric case, rubber-coated against slipping properties, and can be exposed to any kind of weather. Rated IPX7 for water resistance, assures functioning even after 30 minutes of submersion, and functions reliably within a harsh temperature range of -25°C to 40°C.

Additional features include a built-in video and still image recorder, where 32GB internal storage is sufficient to record and store the important moments of life on the go. Compatible with Stream Vision 2, a hunter can fix it on a smartphone or tablet to enable remote control, media sharing, and firmware update for up-to-date equipment.