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HIKMICRO Australia

Shopping for HIKMICRO thermal? It's all here, sorted by job. Stellar and NEOS rifle scopes, Condor, Lynx and Falcon handhelds, Thunder clip-ons and Alpex day/night. Pick the lens for how far you actually shoot, then the sensor for how much of the paddock you want on screen. Just after a rifle scope? Have a look at our HIKMICRO thermal scopes. Stuck between two? Tell us how you hunt and we'll point you to the right one. Start with the lens. Pick it for how far you actually shoot. For closer pest work around 150 m, 35 mm does the job. For foxes at 250 m and longer feral shots, go 50 mm or bigger. The sensor changes how much you see, not how far: on the same lens, a 384 gives a narrower, more zoomed-in view and a 640 shows more of the paddock. After that it's battery, a rangefinder, and whether you'd like Alpex day/night instead of thermal. Have a read of our HIKMICRO Australia guide, the Condor CQ35 buyer guide, the Stellar SQ50L buyer guide, and why we start with a spotter. Popular picks are the Condor CQ35L, Stellar SQ50L, Alpex Pro A50PL and Lynx LH19, or browse the Stellar collection. Every unit is genuine Australian stock with full manufacturer warranty. We carry the current HIKMICRO range: thermal scopes, handhelds, Thunder clip-ons, Alpex 4K day/night scopes and Habrok binoculars. Quick links: HIKMICRO Australia guide · Condor CQ35 · Stellar SQ50L · Spotter guide · Stellar collection · HIKMICRO Thermal Scopes · HIKMICRO Monoculars HIKMICRO Thermal Rifle Scopes Stellar 3.0 — flagship thermal scopes HIKMICRO's top hunting line. You get 640×512 and high-sensitivity sensors, a built-in rangefinder on the "L" models, 50Hz on the SX60LS, and a clean, detailed picture even on warm nights. Go Stellar if you want HIKMICRO's best all-round picture with ranging in the scope. In stock: Stellar SH35 3.0, SH35L 3.0 LRF, SH50 3.0 LRF, SQ35L 3.0 LRF, SQ50L 3.0 LRF, SX60LS 50Hz LRF. Browse HIKMICRO Thermal Scopes Panther 2.0 — long-range LRF scopes Built for longer shots. All three Panthers come with a laser rangefinder, so you know the distance before you shoot. The PQ models are compact but still see a long way, and the PH50L has a bigger lens for the longest shots. In stock: Panther PH50L (LRF), PQ35L (LRF), PQ50L (LRF). NEOS — entry thermal scopes The most affordable HIKMICRO thermal scope, and a great first thermal if you're moving on from a torch and day scope. You still get a proper HIKMICRO sensor. In stock: NEOS NE25, NEOS NH25L (LRF), NEOS NH35L (LRF). Thunder — thermal clip-ons Keep your day scope and your zero. A Thunder mounts in front of your existing scope and turns it into a thermal in seconds. Ideal if you've already spent good money on glass you trust. In stock: Thunder TH35C 3.0 Clip-On, Thunder TQ50CL 3.0 LRF Clip-On. HIKMICRO Thermal Monoculars Condor 2.0 — top-end spotting monoculars The top of HIKMICRO's handheld range, with bigger lenses, top sensors and a rangefinder on the "L" models. The bigger lens is what lets a Condor find and range animals a long way out before you lift the rifle. In stock: Condor CQ35L 2.0 (640×512, LRF), CQ50L 2.0, CH25L, CH35L (384×288, LRF), plus WiFi CQ35/CQ50 variants. Browse Thermal Monoculars Falcon 2.0 — all-round 640 monoculars The sweet spot for most hunters: a 640×512 sensor with sub-15mK sensitivity in a body that sits nicely in one hand. The FQ50L adds a rangefinder, and the 384 FH models cost less but handle the same. In stock: Falcon FQ35, FQ50, FQ50L (640×512), FH25, FH35 (384×288). Lynx 3.0 / Lynx S — compact & entry monoculars HIKMICRO's most popular pocket thermals. They really do fit a shirt pocket, they're light, and they're priced as a first thermal or a backup. The 3.0 LH models have a better sensor, and the Lynx S is the cheapest way into HIKMICRO. In stock: Lynx 3.0 LE15, LH19, LH25, LH35; Lynx S LE10S / LE15S; Lynx LQ35 3.0; plus 2.0 carry-overs. HIKMICRO Digital Night Vision Scopes Alpex 4K — 4K digital day/night scopes For anyone who wants a daylight-style picture instead of a thermal "white-hot" one. The Alpex 4K runs a 3840×2160 sensor for crisp detail day and night; pair it with an IR illuminator for pitch-black work. The "L" models add a rangefinder; the Alpex PRO A50PL is the flagship. In stock: Alpex 4K A40E Lite, A40EL Lite (LRF), A50E, A50EL (LRF), Alpex PRO A50PL. Browse Night Vision Scopes HIKMICRO Thermal / Night Vision Binoculars Habrok — multi-spectrum fusion binoculars Thermal and night vision in one pair of binoculars. The Habrok lays thermal over a 4K night vision picture, with 850nm/940nm IR and a rangefinder built in. It's the one for long glassing sessions. In stock: Habrok HH35L, HQ35L (4K), HQ50L (4K), HX60L / HX60LS (1280×1024, 50Hz), HE25L 2.0. Which HIKMICRO is right for me? If you want… Look at Why Open-country foxes / feral shots past 150 m Stellar SQ50L 50 mm lens plus a rangefinder Longer feral shots, ranging on the rifle Panther 2.0 (L) / Stellar 50–60mm Bigger lenses, rangefinder built in Closer-country compact scope NEOS 25–35mm Light and handy for pest work inside 150 m Keep my day scope Thunder clip-on mounts in front, holds zero Handheld first for foxes and feral at working range Condor CQ35 / CQ50 35 mm inside 150 m, 50 mm past that All-round monocular Falcon 2.0 640 image in a balanced body Pocket scanner first Lynx 3.0 Small enough to take every time Daylight-style night image Alpex 4K 3840×2160 digital NV Glassing + observation Habrok thermal-over-NV fusion binos Watch — HIKMICRO in the field We test every HIKMICRO we sell. Here are a few of our reviews: HIKMICRO Stellar 3.0 SQ50 + Thunder clip-on — first look ▶ HIKMICRO Lynx 3.0 LH25 monocular — first look ▶ HIKMICRO Alpex 4K Lite — digital night vision review ▶ HIKMICRO Condor 2.0 — wifi streaming test ▶ More reviews and field footage on our YouTube channel. HIKMICRO Australia — FAQ What's the difference between HIKMICRO thermal and the Alpex 4K? Thermal (Stellar, Panther, Condor, Falcon, Lynx) detects heat and works in total darkness with no light at all. The Alpex 4K is digital night vision — it produces a daylight-style image and uses an IR illuminator in pitch-black conditions. Which HIKMICRO scope is best for pigs, foxes or deer in Australia? It comes down to how far you shoot. For closer pest work around 150 m, go 35 mm (Stellar SH35 or SQ35, Panther PQ35L). For foxes at 250 m and longer feral shots, go 50 mm or bigger: the Stellar SQ50L or a 50 mm Panther. A 640 sensor gives you a wider view, but not more reach on the same lens. Pair it with a Condor, Lynx or Falcon so you can find the animal without pointing the rifle around. Do HIKMICRO scopes have a laser rangefinder? The "L" / "LRF" models do (e.g. Stellar SH35L, Panther PQ50L, Condor CQ35L). Standard models don't. Are thermal scopes legal in Australia? Thermal and night vision optics are legal to own. Some states restrict their use for hunting on public or state land — check your state's regulations. Are HIKMICRO thermals any good? Yes. HIKMICRO is one of the most common thermal brands on Aussie properties. The picture holds up well on humid, warm nights, as long as you've picked the right lens. Go Condor or Lynx for spotting, Stellar or Panther for the shot, and Alpex if you'd like a daylight-style picture. Is HIKMICRO a Chinese company? Yes. HIKMICRO is headquartered in Hangzhou, China, and builds on imaging-sensor technology developed by Hikvision. Every unit we sell is genuine Australian-delivered stock with full local manufacturer warranty. What is the best HIKMICRO thermal scope? Pick the lens for how far you shoot (35 mm for shots out to 150 m, 50 mm or bigger past that and for foxes at 250 m), the sensor for how much you want to see, then the scope style. The Stellar SQ50L is the one we'd point most fox and feral shooters to. For spotting, grab the Condor CQ35L or a Lynx. There's more in our HIKMICRO Australia guide and the SQ50L buyer guide. How much do HIKMICRO thermal scopes cost in Australia? Prices are on each product page, from the Lynx S up to the Stellar SX60LS. Work out which one suits how you hunt, then check the price on that model. Our HIKMICRO Australia guide will help you narrow it down. Worth a read: HIKMICRO Australia guide · Condor CQ35 guide · Stellar SQ50L guide · Start with a spotter · Stellar collection. Digital day/night hybrid: Alpex Pro A50PL. Scanning with a thermal monocular? See how to mount a thermal monocular to a spotlight. Explore our other thermal brands: Pulsar, Nocpix, ThermTec and DNT. Prefer a natural, daylight-style image after dark? Have a look at our night vision scopes Australia range.