The Pixfra Mile 2 M207 is a compact handheld thermal imaging monocular built for after-dark observation — deer stalking, foxing, pest control and general wildlife watching. At its core is a 256×192, 12μm sensor with sub-35mK NETD sensitivity, paired with a fast 7mm f1.0 objective lens that resolves heat signatures out to 350m. The lens also delivers an unusually wide 24.0° field of view, so you can scan a hedge line or open field without constantly panning to keep track of what's moving. Thermal images are shown on a crisp 0.32-inch AMOLED display (800×600, 90% DCI-P3 colour gamut) across six colour palettes including white hot, black hot and iron red. Built-in Wi-Fi lets you stream live view to up to four phones or tablets at once via the free Pixfra app, and the monocular records video and stills to its own 16GB of storage. An IP67 rating and an operating range of -30°C to +55°C mean it copes with driving rain, fog and hard frost alike, while a USB-C rechargeable battery gives up to 9.5 hours of use. At just 270g it's genuinely pocketable, and comes with a soft pouch, neck strap and wrist strap for carrying in the field.