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The Krypton 2 XQ35 is a modular thermal unit that works as a handheld 3x monocular with the bundled 3x20B eyepiece and as a front-mounted clip-on when docked to a daytime scope with a PSP-B adaptor. Its 384x288, 17µm sensor with sub-25 mK NETD and F35/1.0 germanium lens reaches detection distances up to 1,300m, and the full-HD AMOLED screen offers 8 palettes. A magnesium alloy body, IPX7 rating and -25°C to +50°C operating range suit cold, wet nights, and the IPS7 pack runs up to 11 hours with USB-C top-up. It suits hunters who want one device for scanning and for adding thermal to an existing scope; dedicated clip-ons with larger sensors or built-in rangefinders cost more and do less in hand.
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Owners of the Krypton 2 line rate the modular design and image quality highly, and the XQ35 is seen as a solid mid-tier sensor option. Common notes are the need to match the adaptor to the scope and the step up in detail from the XQ to XP sensor.
The Pulsar Krypton 2 XQ35 is a modular thermal imaging monocular. It uses a 384 x 288, 17 µm uncooled thermal sensor with NETD below 25 mK and an F35/1.0 germanium lens. Detection range is up to 1,300 m.
With the included Pulsar 3x20B quick-release eyepiece, it works as a handheld 3x thermal monocular. The same module can also dock onto a daytime riflescope or spotting scope through a PSP-B ring adaptor. In that setup it becomes a front-mounted thermal attachment, and the host optic's magnification and reticle carry through.
Images show on a full-HD AMOLED display with 8 color palettes. The unit records photo and video to 16 GB of built-in memory. Dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth allow wireless control and streaming through the Stream Vision 2 app. The housing is magnesium alloy. The unit is rated IPX7 waterproof and works from -25°C to +50°C.
