- How is the H35 Lite different from the standard Nighthunter H35?
- The Lite is the lighter, simpler version. It keeps the thermal sensor and built-in camera but drops some features and zoom range of the full H35.
- Is 1x magnification enough for hunting?
- It works for scanning fields and treelines and spotting animals at close to medium range. For identifying targets far out, a unit with optical zoom is better.
- Does it record photos and video?
- Yes. It has a built-in camera for capturing stills and video of what you see through the monocular.
- What battery does it use, and is one included?
- It runs on a battery that comes in the box, so it is ready to use out of the box. Carry a spare for long nights out.
- Can it be used in daylight?
- It is a thermal imager, so it works day or night, though it is most useful after dark or in low light when heat sources stand out.
- Is it compatible with a tripod or phone?
- It is designed as a handheld monocular. Check for a tripod thread or phone adapter if you want to mount it.
- Where is the Steiner Nighthunter H35 Lite Imaging Monocular cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $1,724.99, as of our latest check.