Author: Marco
Thermal imaging expert
synopsis
- Another merger? Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 in review
- The Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 Test
- The scope of delivery of the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35
- The features of the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 in the test
- Technical details of the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 Tests
- Our conclusion on Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 Test
- Photos from the precinct after Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 Test
- Field of view calculator: simulation of the field of view width
- your contact
Another merger? Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 in review
In our test today we present you a another member of the Pulsar-Families before that Pulsar Merger LRF XP35. Equipped with a 35mm lens, a laser rangefinder and a dual battery system, the XP35 LRF Merger is another binocular from Pulsar, which in classic design of a daylight binocular Admittedly, with the number of models that the manufacturer brings to the market, it is easy to lose track hereAt this point we can offer you our product Finder recommend – here you can use a simple series of questions to find exactly the device that suits you best.
We had the Thermal imaging binoculars back for you in the area and tell you what the device can do, what you can expect from the scope of delivery and which features you can be particularly excited about.
The Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 Test
The scope of delivery of the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35
Of course, we will tell you first, which accessories and what scope of delivery you can expect when buying. The device itself is in typical working order upon delivery. Pulsar-style in one compact, well-padded black bag, which is spacious enough to transport other items such as charging cables or batteries. Also included are:
- A Quick Start Guide(You will receive detailed operating instructions from us by email or via your customer account)
- A guarantee card
- A cleaning cloth
- An APS3 battery
- A carrying strap for the device
- A connector for attaching a stalking belt or a tripod
- A charging cradle
- A pocket
- A power plug
- A USB-C charging cable
The features of the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 in review
The Merger LRF XP35 is a remarkably compact and handy device, which is about the size of a palm and is therefore very easy to handle. It is something smaller than its predecessor models, which significantly improves handling. With a weight of 880 grams it is light enough for longer use without putting too much strain on the arms. The binoculars are attached directly to a Neck strap supplied – this is really very useful in the field, especially when you want to quickly grab your rifle. The buttons are intuitive to use and Lens flaps close super smoothly and noiselessly – here you don’t have to worry about accidentally scaring away the game. For the individual visual comfort The device has a diopter adjustment for each eye and an adjustable eye distance – really great!
The Robust housing made of magnesium alloy makes the Merger LRF XP35 ideal for frequent and often rough use. It effectively protects the sensitive electronics from external influences such as impacts, falls, moisture, heat and cold. In addition, the metal housing dissipates the heat from the electronics, which Increased durability of the device during long-term observations. Thanks to its IPX7 certification, the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 is waterproof and works perfectly even after 30 minutes of immersion in water up to one meter deep. All in all, the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 is a solid and well thought out device.
An outstanding detail of this merger is the exceptionally large field of view of 31 meters - the largest in the field of binoculars. Together with a large sensor, this ensures impressive imaging performance, even with objects far away, and makes it an absolute stalker and spotter's glass.
The basic functions of the thermal imaging binoculars hardly differ from the other models in the Merger series. most important functions and features can be found summarized below:
- Double battery system:
The Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 is equipped with a double battery system While one battery is built directly into the device, you can replace another APS3 battery as needed. The manufacturer itself states a battery life of up to 9 hours - however, this value was tested under optimal conditions and does not reflect what we tested in our test: After just under 4 hours, our battery was used up. Plus point for the imprint on the caseThis makes it easy to feel the orientation of the replaceable batteries so that they can be replaced quickly and safely in total darkness.
A However, there is a point deduction for the red flashing icon, which lights up on the edge of the screen as soon as the APS3 battery is exhausted. This bothered us so much during our time in the area that we have completely removed the external battery from the deviceas soon as it was empty. - Comfortable, natural vision:
The Merger LRF XP35 is particularly characterized by its outstanding ergonomics and first-class viewing experience that corresponds to the natural way in which humans perceive the world with both eyes. This method is less tiring and allows for a Better detection of fine details and weak heat sourcesand better performance in low contrast environments compared to monocular thermal imaging devices. The Merger XP35 LRF binoculars also offer the Advantage of adjustable eye relieffrom 62 mm to 74 mm, which means it can be adapted to the individual needs of the user. The diopter compensation can also be adjusted separately for each eye. - Eye sensor proximity sensor:
The Merger LRF XP35 is, like its predecessor models, equipped with a Eye sensor/proximity sensor which automatically activates the display or puts it into standby mode, depending on whether the device is brought to the eye or removed again. This feature proves to be very practical. However, in our test we found that the Sensor often detects approach too late when the device is mounted on a stalking stick or tripodThere is definitely room for improvement on the part of the manufacturer Pulsar. - Built-in laser rangefinder:
The integrated laser rangefinder enables precise distance measurements with a range of up to 1 kilometer - in our test we checked the distance up to 600 meters. The measurements can be carried out in both single and continuous measurement mode and offer an accuracy of up to 1 meter. A truly outstanding feature!
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With its 35mm lens, large 640mm sensor and field of view of almost 31m, the Pulsar Merger XP35 LRF clearly shows its advantages in the stock and should primarily be of interest to the forest hunters among you. We see the device less when field hunting - from 250 m the image becomes blurred and precise identification of the animals is difficult.
The technical details of the Pulsar Merger XP35 LRF at a glance:
| The Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 | |
| Sensor | 640 × 480 pixels |
| Sensor sensitivity | < 25 mk |
| Display | 1024 × 768 pixels AMOLED |
| frame rate | 50 Hz |
| lens | 35 mm |
| digital zoom | 4x - 16x |
| detection distance | 1350 m |
| Battery life (at 25°С) | 4 hours per battery |
| Internal memory | 16 GB |
| recording | Ja |
| WiFi function | Ja |
| Weight with battery | about 880 g |
Our conclusion on Pulsar Merger XP35 LRF Test
The Merger LRF XP35 impresses with its compact design and outstanding performance in terms of field of view and image quality, making it an ideal companion for forest hunters. This thermal imaging binoculars shines particularly at short distances, which is why we can recommend it without reservation. Thanks to the 2x basic magnification, the Merger Excellent for use in the forest, when stalking, for spotting or for sitting in dense stands. The large field of view enables excellent observation of game movements and also offers sufficient visibility on logging trails or forest clearings.
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Photos from the precinct after Pulsar Merger XP35 LRF Test
We have a few recordings with him for you Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 thermal imaging handheld device was manufactured. The recording distance was approximately 70 meters.
Simulate field of view width
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.
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Manufacturer info Pulsar
Pulsar is one of the most successful and best-known brands in the world when it comes to thermal imaging technology. The company offers products of outstanding quality and is one of the undisputed market leaders in the industry. The product range extends from thermal imaging monoculars and binoculars to rifle scopes and night vision devices, and is aimed at hunters and all passionate nature observers.
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