Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro test – what the thermal imaging camera can do

The Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro in the test: This is what the successor to the Axion XM30F can do

The Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro is the replacement for the Pulsar Axion XM30F: Of the The difference here, however, lies in the details. You can find out what else the thermal imaging camera can do, what scope of delivery you can expect and what special features the device brings with it in our Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro test.

Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro Test

The scope of delivery of the Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro

Before we start with ours Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro, we first take a closer look at the accessories and scope of delivery of the thermal imaging device. The device itself is delivered in a compact, well-padded black bag, which is spacious enough to transport additional items such as charging cables or batteries - we already know these from other Pulsarmodels. Also included are:

You see that basic equipment Instructions for using the thermal imaging device will be included with you. Elementary accessories such as a removable battery or a charging cradle (Pulsar APS 3 battery and Pulsar Battery charger APS 3) are missing and must be ordered separately.

The features of the Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro Test

The Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro impresses again with the typical features that you would expect from Pulsar knows. The magnetic lens caps can be conveniently attached to the magnetic wrist strap, which prevents annoying rattling - an absolute plus point! The eyepiece is very small, as is the display - here you have to see how well you can handle it. The Operation is similar to the previous model and nicely arranged: the blue highlighted button for switching on and off, the central menu and two arrow keys for navigation. The diopter compensation can be adjusted excellently and the lens adjustment is a bit tight at first, but this is normal for new devices and loosens with use. The wrist strap can flexibly switched from left to right – a well thought-out solution for individual comfort.

Technical details of the Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro Tests

With the new Axion XQ30 Pro we see some exciting improvements compared to the well-known XM30F, which was still equipped with a 320 sensor. Now we have a more powerful 384 sensor with more measuring points, which leads to a higher overall performance. The mk value is also smaller, which significantly improves the sensitivity. The pixel pitch, i.e. the distance between the measuring points, is now somewhat larger, but this is not a disadvantage, as there are more measuring points.

As far as the detection range is concerned, you have to expect a slightly lower range, since the device only a 2x magnification However, you benefit from a much larger field of view - instead of 13 m, you now have 23 m. We think that's a positive thing, because a wider field of view offers clear advantages in terms of overview.

In practice, we tested the device on meadows and fields. Here it is a little weaker, but it is absolutely recommended as a spotter. Thanks to its handy and high-quality construction, it is also ideal as a supplement to an attachment. Our recommendation: Use the device at the feeding station, when stalking or as a spotter - this is where the focus lies and this is where it really shows its strengths.

The technical details of the Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro at a glance:

Our conclusion on Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro Test

Compared to its predecessor model only some details were improved. The strengths are particularly evident when stalking, at the feeding station or as a spotter. Basically we can say: If you are using the Pulsar Axion XM30F and just want to upgrade the quality a little, you are in the right place with the Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro is the perfect choice!

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Photos from the precinct after Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro Test

We have a few recordings with him for you Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro test thermal imaging handheld device. The recording distance was about 40 - 60 meters.

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Our “field of vision calculator” makes this clear Prepare the field of view at the respective distance. This simulation is intended to help you get a feel for how large the section you see through this thermal imaging camera is.