Author: Stephan
Thermal imaging expert
synopsis
- The Pulsar Telos XP50 in review
- The Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
- The scope of delivery of the Pulsar Telos XP50
- The features of the Pulsar Telos XP50 in review
- Technical details from the Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
- Our conclusion on Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
- Photos from the precinct after Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
- Field of view calculator: simulation of the field of view width
- your contact
The Pulsar Telos XP50 in review
Forest hunters are well served with this thermal imaging monocular – but so are the field hunters among you: With a long-lasting battery, impressive thermal imaging sensitivity and well thought-out features, the Pulsar Telos XP50 is a real all-rounder. From scope of delivery, functions and technical details, we take a close look at everything – in our Pulsar Telos XP50 Review.
The Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
The scope of delivery of the Pulsar Telos XP50
The device itself is in typical working condition upon delivery. Pulsar-style in one compact, well-padded black bag, which is spacious enough to carry additional items such as charging cables or batteries. Thanks to a practical tab, the device can be easily removed from the bag. Also included are:
- A pocket
- A carrying strap for the bag
- A Quick Start Guide (You will receive detailed operating instructions in German by email or via your customer account)
- A USB charging cable including USB-C plug (You can remove the USB-A adapter and convert the cable into a USB-C cable)
- A power plug
- 1x LPS 7i battery
The features of the Pulsar Telos XP50 in review
The Pulsar Telos XP50 is ideal for field hunting, but forest hunters can also use it well: The two and a half times optical magnification offers a good average value with a very large field of view. Pulsar In the Telos XP50 test, we were particularly impressed by the excellent digital zoom: using a zoom ring, this can be adjusted continuously - so you don't have to make any compromises for a razor-sharp image. A separate focusing ring also ensures a crystal-clear view of the pieces. Great!
We found the focusing a little difficult at first. However, this could also be a choice made by the manufacturer so that the focus cannot be accidentally adjusted.
Further important features, which we in Pulsar Telos XP50 test convinced, among others:
- StreamVision 2 App: With the StreamVision 2 app you can easily play back pictures and videos of your most impressive hunting moments on your smartphone or tablet. The device itself has 64 GB of storage space - that offers enough space for your digital trophies.
- Innovative LPS 7i battery system: The Pulsar Telos XP50 impresses with a battery life of over eight hours, making it the ideal companion for long hunting trips in the forest and fields. The battery can be charged directly via a USB-C port – here Pulsar and saves us an additional charging cradle for the battery. We think it’s great! Inserting the battery is also intuitively designed: A clearly audible click signals that the battery is correctly inserted and the compartment is locked. In addition, the battery can also be charged during operation, which gives you flexibility in your everyday hunting. Pulsar with this thermal imaging device inductive chargingWe have not tested anything here yet and therefore cannot judge whether all inductive charging stations are compatible with it or whether Pulsar will even release accessories for it.
- Excellent handling:The Pulsar Telos XP50 has four rubberized buttons that are sensibly labeled with pictograms – operating them with gloves can be a little more difficult, as the buttons are no longer optimally tactile due to the thick material. But practice makes perfect. symmetrical arrangement of keys but allows comfortable handling for both left- and right-handed users.
The lid of the device is typical for Pulsar and can be opened smoothly, which makes silent handling - ideally solved, we think. The lid also has two locking mechanisms, so it does not wobble and does not get in the way. The eyepiece rubber is foldable and adjustable and allows optimal comfort for both spectacle wearers and left- and right-handed people. inconspicuous diode shows the operating status without scaring the game. Top notch!
Technical details from the Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
With a Lynred sensor that offers a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels and a NETD of less than 18 millikelvin, the Telos XP50 delivers Thermal imaging in a class of its ownA practical USB-C input on the device allows the battery to be charged during operation. The included cable also makes it easy to connect the device to other end devices or storage devices in order to save recordings.
The technical details of the thermal imaging device at a glance:
| The Pulsar Telos XP50 | |
| Sensor | 640 × 480 pixels |
| Sensor sensitivity | < 18 mk |
| Display | 1024 × 768 pixels AMOLED |
| frame rate | 50 Hz |
| lens | 50 mm |
| digital zoom | 4 x |
| Field of view | 21 m / 100 m |
| detection distance | 1800 m |
| Battery life (at 25°С) | per battery 8,5 h |
| Internal memory | 64 GB |
| recording | Ja |
| WiFi function | Ja |
| Weight with battery | about 680 g |
Our conclusion on Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
The Pulsar Telos XP50 test shows that this thermal imaging camera is an excellent choice for forest and field hunters. With an extensive scope of delivery, practical features and a impressive battery life The device offers everything you need for a successful hunt. The technical details, such as the 640 sensor and the OLED display, ensure clear images and good handling. The 2,5x basic magnification is optimal for a wide field of view, but not too small for hunting in the field. Anyone who only hunts in the field should Pulsar Telos XG50. Despite minor weaknesses such as the somewhat stiff focusing at the beginning, the Pulsar Telos XP50 through its Performance and ease of use - one valuable investment for every hunter who is looking for a reliable and powerful thermal imaging camera!
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Photos from the precinct Pulsar Telos XP50 Review
We have a few recordings with him for you Pulsar Telos XP50 thermal imaging handheld device was manufactured. The recording distance was approximately 40 – 50 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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