HIKMICRO Monoculars
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HIKMICRO Thermal Imaging
HIKMICRO CONDOR LRF Thermal Monocular
Price range: $1 980.00 through $2 970.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
HIKMICRO Thermal Imaging
HIKMICRO FALCON Thermal Monocular
Price range: $1 650.00 through $3 190.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
HIKMICRO Thermal Imaging
HIKMICRO LYNX 3.0 Thermal Monocular
Price range: $363.00 through $1 320.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
HIKMICRO thermal monoculars
HIKMICRO thermal cameras are handheld thermal monoculars that detect body heat in complete darkness, fog, and light cover for hunting, observation, and inspection. This collection holds the HIKMICRO handheld range we stock: the pocketable Lynx, the mid-range Falcon, the long-range Condor with rangefinder, and the Habrok multi-spectral binocular. Every unit is genuine HIKMICRO, priced in euros, fully warranted, and dispatched tracked worldwide, including across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. HIKMICRO covers more price points than any rival, from affordable entry models to pro-grade sensors below 15 mK NETD. Compare the models below, or read our thermal monocular buying guide, and then buy with confidence.
- In stock, euro pricing, and worldwide delivery. Genuine HIKMICRO thermal cameras dispatched were tracked to the UK, Ireland, Europe, and beyond.
- The widest range of any brand. From the budget Lynx to the pro-grade Falcon and long-range Condor, there is a HIKMICRO for every budget.
- Full warranty and expert support. Every unit is warranted and backed by people who use thermal in the field.
How to choose a HIKMICRO thermal camera
Choose a HIKMICRO thermal camera by how far you need to see, whether you want a rangefinder, and your budget. HIKMICRO’s advantage is range and value: it covers more price points than any other brand, so there is a model for almost every buyer. Spend on the sensor and NETD first, then match the lens to your distance.
Sensor resolution sets how far out you can identify what you see. HIKMICRO’s 256 and 384 sensors (Lynx) are best for close to mid-range use and tighter budgets. The 640 sensors (Falcon, Condor) provide the detail and reach needed for open ground and serious hunting.
NETD (thermal sensitivity) decides clarity in fog, rain, and humidity. HIKMICRO’s Falcon 2.0 reaches below 15 mK, class-leading for its price. Lower is better, most noticeably on damp, low-contrast nights.
A laser rangefinder (LRF) measures exact distance before a stalk or shot. The Condor LRF model includes one; the Lynx and Falcon focus on scanning and value.
HIKMICRO thermal camera comparison
| Model | Type | Sensor | NETD | Detection range | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lynx 3.0 | Monocular | 256/384 | model-dependent | short-mid | Budget entry, scanning | |
| Falcon FQ35 2.0 | Monocular | 640 12 µm | <15 mK | ~1,800 m | Best image at its price | |
| Condor LRF 2.0 | Monocular + LRF | 640 12 µm | <18 mK | ~2,600 m | Long range with ranging | |
| Habrok Pro HQ50L | Multi-spectral binocular | 640 12 µm | <15 mK | ~2,600 m | Day + night, two-eyed |
New to thermal, or cross-shopping brands? Read our best thermal monocular for hunting guides, compare with Pulsar and AGM, or see HIKMICRO thermal scopes if you need a rifle-mounted optic. For the full brand overview, read our HIKMICRO thermal camera guide.
Common buying questions
What is the best HIKMICRO thermal camera?
For a budget or first thermal, the Lynx 3.0 is the best choice. For the best image at a sensible price, the Falcon FQ35 2.0 with its sub-15 mK 640 sensor. For long range with ranging, the Condor LRF. For two-eyed day-and-night observation, the Habrok multi-spectral binocular. The right choice depends on your range, budget, and whether you need ranging.
Is a HIKMICRO thermal camera excellent for hunting?
Yes. HIKMICRO handhelds are among the most popular hunting thermals in the UK and Europe, offering strong sensitivity and range for the money. The Falcon and Condor lines suit serious hunting, while the Lynx is a capable budget entry. Whether thermal is legal for your quarry and location is a separate question, so check local rules.
What is the difference between the HIKMICRO Lynx, Falcon, and Condor?
The Lynx is the compact budget line for scanning and close to mid-range work. The Falcon is the mid-range all-rounder with 640 sensors and excellent sensitivity. The Condor is the long-range flagship with a built-in rangefinder. All share HIKMICRO’s image processing; they differ in sensor, lens, range, and price.
Is HIKMICRO a leading thermal brand?
Yes. HIKMICRO is one of the largest thermal manufacturers in the world and offers some of the best value in the category, with a huge range and flagship sensitivity below 15 mK. It competes directly with Pulsar and ThermTec on performance while often costing less, which is why it is so popular with UK and European hunters.
Can a HIKMICRO thermal camera be used in daylight?
Yes. Thermal cameras detect heat, not light, so they work in daylight, shade, and total darkness, and daylight will not damage the sensor. Contrast can be lower in the heat of the day when the ground warms up.
Do you deliver HIKMICRO thermal cameras to my country?
We ship genuine HIKMICRO thermal cameras tracked worldwide, including across the UK, Ireland, and Europe, subject to the export rules that apply to thermal optics in some destinations. If you are unsure whether we can ship a model to your country, ask us first, and we will confirm before you order.