Nocpix QUEST H50R Thermal Binocular vs Pulsar Symbion Thermal Riflescope
The Pulsar Symbion is the stronger thermal binocular on sensor and reach: a 1280x1024 12 µm core, 2-24x thermal zoom, a 1,500-yard rangefinder and a 4K digital channel for daylight identification. The Nocpix QUEST H50R is the more conventional binocular to use, with dual 1920x1200 AMOLED eyepieces, independent diopter and interpupillary adjustment, and hot-swappable 18650 batteries that keep it running all night. Owners of both lines praise the image and build; the Symbion's extra resolution and zoom range are what you pay for in size and complexity.
- Choose the Nocpix QUEST H50R if you want a true two-eye binocular feel with simple controls, dual high-resolution displays and field-swappable batteries for long nights.
- Choose the Pulsar Symbion if maximum thermal detail, long detection range and a 4K digital channel for daylight ID matter more than a compact binocular form.
Prices
- Nocpix QUEST H50R Thermal Binocular: $3,146.56 at TS2 Space (last seen Nov 8)
- Pulsar Symbion Thermal Riflescope: $4,747.87 at TS2 Space (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Nocpix QUEST H50R Thermal Binocular is $1,601.31 cheaper than the Pulsar Symbion Thermal Riflescope at the latest prices (Nov 8)
