
Nocpix Quest S50R RF Thermal Bino
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The Nocpix Quest S50R is a thermal binocular built around a 1280×1024, 12μm sensor with ≤15 mK NETD and a 50 mm f/1.1 germanium objective lens. It runs at 60 Hz, gives a 17.5°×14° field of view, 2–16x magnification and a detection range up to 2600 m, with a laser rangefinder reaching 1000 m. Dual 0.72-inch 1920×1200 AMOLED displays feed each eyepiece, and independent diopter adjustment lets each eye be focused. It suits hunters and long-range observers who scan with both eyes for hours; against 640-resolution rivals it trades a higher price tier for finer detail and identification at distance, while its 750 g weight is heavier than many monoculars and compact binoculars.
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Lowest price we've seen: $4,999.00 on Nov 13 at Scheels. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 13.
The Nocpix Quest S50R is a thermal binocular with 2x optical magnification. It lets you scan with both eyes and both hands, like a daylight binocular. It pairs a 1280×1024 thermal sensor with a 50 mm f/1.1 germanium objective lens.
Two AMOLED displays give each eyepiece the full image resolution. Reality+ image processing enhances contrast and detail, and each eyepiece has its own diopter adjustment. An integrated laser rangefinder measures distance.
It runs on an internal USB-C rechargeable battery, with support for an auxiliary 18650-style battery. It comes with an adjustable binocular harness. It is designed for hunters during long scanning sessions in low light.











