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Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact - compact thermal imaging spotter
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The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact combines a powerful 640 × 480 thermal imaging sensor, a fast 35 mm F1.0 lens, and a detection range of up to 1,750 meters in a compact magnesium housing.

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Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact – Powerful thermal imaging monocular with a 640 × 480 sensor

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact is a high-quality thermal imaging monocular that combines excellent image quality, an impressive detection range, and an exceptionally compact design. Thanks to its powerful 640 × 480-pixel thermal imaging sensor, the fast 35 mm F1.0 objective lens, and an exceptionally low system NETD of less than 20 mK, this thermal imaging monocular delivers detailed and high-contrast images, even under challenging weather conditions.

With a detection range of up to 1,750 meters, a base optical magnification of 2.5x, and a digital zoom range of up to 20x, the Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact is particularly well-suited for hunters who want to observe game at short and medium ranges, but who also require sufficient detection capability at longer ranges.

Despite its powerful performance, the XG35 Compact remains exceptionally easy to handle. The rugged magnesium housing, a weight of just 300 grams without the battery, and intuitive controls make this thermal imaging monocular an ideal companion for stand hunting, driven hunts, and nighttime wildlife observation.

High-quality 640 × 480 thermal imaging sensor for detailed observations

At the heart of the Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact is a high-quality, uncooled thermal imaging sensor with a resolution of 640 × 480 pixels and a pixel pitch of just 12 µm.

This sensor detects small temperature differences and converts them into a detailed thermal image. This allows heat sources to be clearly distinguished from their surroundings, even in the absence of visible light.

With a sensor NETD of less than 40 mK and a system NETD of less than 20 mK, the XG35 Compact offers excellent thermal sensitivity.

The high sensor resolution allows for precise observation of animals and other heat sources, while the 50 Hz frame rate ensures a smooth display of moving game.

Exceptional thermal sensitivity – system NETD less than 20 mK

One of the most important features of the Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact is its exceptionally high thermal sensitivity.

With a system NETD of less than 20 mK, the thermal imaging system can detect very small temperature differences. This offers significant advantages when the thermal contrast between game and the surroundings is minimal.

Especially during humid nights, foggy conditions, or in the rain, the difference between a high-quality thermal imaging scope and a less sensitive device can be clearly noticeable.

The XG35 Compact is therefore particularly well-suited for observations during:

  • Damp nights with little thermal contrast.

  • Foggy mornings and changing weather conditions.

  • Nighttime observations in forests and agricultural areas.

  • Detecting game against a background with minimal temperature differences.

  • Extended observations where detailed image quality is important.

The combination of a sensitive sensor, high-light-transmission optics, and advanced image processing delivers a high-contrast thermal image that makes subtle temperature differences more visible.

Bright 35 mm F1.0 lens for maximum image performance

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact is equipped with a high-quality 35 mm F1.0 lens that ensures efficient transmission of thermal radiation to the sensor.

The fast F1.0 optics are an important complement to the sensitive 640 × 480 sensor and contribute to a clear, detailed thermal image.

Compared to the Axion XG30 Compact, which features a 30 mm F1.2 lens, the XG35 Compact offers a longer focal length and a faster lens.

This makes the XG35 particularly appealing to hunters who focus more on observations at medium and long ranges.

The high-quality optics also ensure accurate display of temperature differences, making it easier to distinguish heat sources from the background.

2.5x base magnification and digital zoom range up to 20x

With a base optical magnification of 2.5x, the Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact offers an excellent balance between field of view and detail.

The magnification can be digitally increased up to 20x, allowing heat sources at greater distances to be magnified further.

The 8x digital zoom range makes it easy to switch between a wide-angle view and a more highly magnified image.

Thanks to its slightly higher base magnification compared to the XG30 Compact, the XG35 is particularly well-suited for hunters who regularly observe game at medium ranges.

Please note that digital zoom does not increase the original sensor resolution. At higher zoom levels, the image is further magnified, so the visible details remain dependent on the original image quality.

Wide field of view for comfortable observation

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact has a field of view of 21.9 × 13.7 meters at 100 meters.

This provides a clear view of the surroundings and makes it possible to quickly locate heat sources and comfortably track moving game.

The field of view is slightly narrower than that of the Axion XG30 Compact, but, combined with the higher base magnification, it offers a good balance between overall view and detail perception.

This combination really shines, especially during observations along forest edges, on farmland, and in open hunting grounds.

Impressive detection range of up to 1,750 meters

Despite its compact size, the Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact boasts an impressive detection range of up to 1,750 meters.

Thanks to the powerful 35 mm objective lens and the high-quality thermal imaging sensor, heat sources can be detected even at considerable distances.

This makes the XG35 Compact particularly well-suited for hunters who want to observe larger areas without having to constantly change their position.

During nighttime observation of wildlife on vast agricultural plots, open fields, and along forest edges, the long detection range offers significant advantages.

The maximum detection range refers to the detection of a heat source under suitable conditions. The actual detection and identification range depends on factors such as the size of the animal, weather conditions, and the available thermal contrast.

Advanced image processing for optimal thermal imaging

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact features advanced image processing algorithms that allow the thermal image display to be adjusted to different observation conditions.

With three adjustable sensitivity gain levels, the user can adapt the image display to the available thermal contrast.

In addition, brightness and contrast can be precisely adjusted to display heat sources and background structures as clearly as possible.

This is particularly useful when weather conditions change or when game moves between open terrain and areas with dense vegetation.

Eight color palettes for different observation conditions

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact features various color palettes that allow you to customize the thermal image display to suit your personal preferences and field conditions.

The available display modes are:

  • White Hot: heat sources are displayed in white against a dark background.

  • Black Hot: warm objects appear dark against a lighter background.

  • Red Hot: Warm areas of the image are highlighted with shades of red.

  • Rainbow: Temperature differences are displayed using a wide color spectrum.

  • Ultramarine: contrasting color rendering for assessing thermal details.

  • Red Monochrome: red monochrome display for comfortable observation in the dark.

  • Sepia: a calm, warm color palette that can be comfortable during extended observations.

  • Violet: an alternative color scheme for distinguishing temperature differences.

Thanks to these different color palettes, users can easily choose a display that best suits the situation.

High-quality AMOLED display with 640 × 400 pixels

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact features an AMOLED display with a resolution of 640 × 400 pixels.

This display offers a clear, high-contrast image and allows you to comfortably assess thermal details.

AMOLED technology is known for its deep blacks and high contrast, which ensure that heat sources remain clearly visible.

The combination of the high-quality display and the 50 Hz refresh rate ensures a pleasant viewing experience, even during extended observations or when game is moving quickly.

Compact design and weighs only 300 grams

The Axion XG35 Compact was developed for hunters who demand high performance without having to carry a large or heavy device.

Measuring just 146 × 49 × 71 mm and weighing 300 grams without the battery, this thermal imaging monocular is exceptionally compact and easy to carry.

The device fits easily into a jacket pocket or small gear bag, so it’s always within reach.

The ergonomic design and conveniently placed control buttons allow you to operate the most important functions quickly and intuitively.

Thanks to its symmetrical controls, the Axion XG35 Compact is suitable for both left- and right-handed users.

This compact design offers clear advantages, especially during deer hunting, where mobility and a low weight are important.

Rugged magnesium housing and IPX7 water resistance

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact features a strong and durable housing made of a high-quality magnesium alloy.

This material combines light weight with high durability and protects the internal electronics from the stresses of intensive field use.

The metal housing also contributes to efficient heat dissipation and ensures stable performance during extended observations.

Thanks to its IPX7 waterproof rating, the device can withstand heavy rain and temporary submersion in water.

With an operating temperature range of -20 °C to +40 °C, the XG35 Compact is suitable for a wide range of weather conditions.

Photo and video recording with 64 GB of internal memory

With the built-in photo and video recorder, you can easily capture special sightings.

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact features 64 GB of internal memory, providing ample storage space for extensive observations.

Photos are saved in JPG format and videos in MP4 format, with a resolution of 960 × 600 pixels.

With the push of a button, you can capture special moments to look back on or share later.

This makes the thermal imaging monocular appealing not only to hunters, but also to wildlife managers and nature enthusiasts who want to document their observations.

Wi-Fi and Stream Vision 2 for wireless connectivity

Thanks to its built-in Wi-Fi functionality, the Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact can be easily connected to a smartphone or tablet.

The device supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi and is compatible with the Pulsar Stream Vision 2 app for iOS and Android.

With this app, you can, among other things:

  • View and transfer photos and videos wirelessly.

  • Live images are displayed on a compatible mobile device.

  • Device settings are being managed.

  • Supported firmware updates are performed.

These wireless capabilities make the Axion XG35 Compact particularly practical for recording, managing, and sharing observations.

Replaceable APS3 battery with up to 7 hours of runtime

The Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact is powered by a removable Pulsar APS3 lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 3,200 mAh.

This battery provides up to approximately 7 hours of use at an ambient temperature of 22 °C.

Thanks to the interchangeable battery system, you can easily extend the operating time by bringing along an extra charged battery.

In addition, the device supports external power via the USB-C port, for example, using a compatible power bank.

This makes the Axion XG35 Compact suitable for longer observation sessions and intensive use while hunting.

Key Features of the Pulsar Axion XG35 Compact

  • 640 × 480-pixel thermal imaging sensor with a 12 µm pixel pitch

  • High thermal sensitivity with a system NETD of less than 20 mK

  • Bright 35 mm F1.0 lens for detailed thermal observations

  • 2.5x base optical magnification, digitally expandable up to 20x

  • Wide field of view of 21.9 × 13.7 meters at 100 meters

  • Detection range up to 1,750 meters

  • 50 Hz frame rate for smooth images

  • AMOLED display with 640 × 400 pixels

  • Three sensitivity amplification levels for optimal image quality

  • Eight different color palettes

  • Integrated photo and video recorder with 64 GB of internal memory

  • Wi-Fi at 2.4 and 5 GHz for wireless connectivity

  • Support for Pulsar Stream Vision 2

  • Replaceable APS3 battery with up to 7 hours of runtime

  • Rugged magnesium housing

  • IPX7 waterproof rating for use in rain and damp conditions

  • Compact and lightweight design weighing just 300 grams without the battery

  • Suitable for left- and right-handed use

  • 1/4-inch tripod mount

Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Brand Pulsar
Model Axion XG35 Compact
Type Thermal Imaging Monocular
Sensor Uncooled
Sensor Resolution 640 × 480 pixels
Pixel distance 12 µm
Sensor-NETD less than 40 mK
System NETD less than 20 mK
Image frequency 50 Hz
Objective Lens F35/1.0
Magnification 2.5–20x
Digital zoom range 8x
Field of view 12,5° × 7,8°
Field of view at 100 m 21.9 × 13.7 m
Detection range 1.750 m
Display AMOLED
Display Resolution 640 × 400 pixels
Eye distance 14 mm
Photo/Video Resolution 960 × 600 pixels
Video Format MP4
Photo Size JPG
Internal memory 64 GB
Wi-Fi 2.4 / 5 GHz
Supported app Stream Vision 2
Battery type Pulsar APS3 Li-ion
Battery Capacity 3,200 mAh
Operating time Up to 7 hours
External power supply USB-C, 5 V
Waterproofing IPX7
Temperature range -20 °C to +40 °C
Tripod Mount 1/4 inch
Housing Material Magnesium alloy
Dimensions 146 × 49 × 71 mm
Weight 300 grams without battery
 

Differences Between the Pulsar Axion XG30 Compact and XG35 Compact

Feature

XG30 Compact

XG35 Compact

Sensor

640 × 480

640 × 480

Pixel distance

12 µm

12 µm

System NETD

< 25 mK

< 20 mK

Objective Lens

30 mm F1.2

35 mm F1.0

Base Magnification

2x

2,5x

Maximum magnification

16x

20x

Field of view at 100 m

25.6 × 16 m

21.9 × 13.7 m

Detection range

1,300 m

1.750 m

Weight without battery

250 grams

300 grams

Battery life

Up to 7 hours

Up to 7 hours

The XG30 Compact is particularly appealing to hunters who want the widest possible field of view and minimal weight. The XG35 Compact, on the other hand, offers a greater detection range, a brighter objective lens, and higher thermal sensitivity. This makes the XG35 Compact the more versatile choice of the two models for hunters who regularly observe at medium and longer ranges.

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