Author: Marco
Thermal imaging expert
synopsis
- The Pulsar Telos XQ35 & LRF in Test
- The Pulsar Telos XQ35 & XQ35 LRF Test
- The scope of delivery of the Pulsar XQ35
- The features of the Pulsar XQ35 in the test
- Technical details from the Pulsar XQ35 test
- Our conclusion on Pulsar XQ35 test
- Photos from the precinct after Pulsar XQ35 test
- Field of view calculator: simulation of the field of view width
- your contact
The Pulsar Telos XQ35 & LRF in Test
In today's test we'll ask you this Pulsar Telos XQ35 and the Pulsar Telos XQ35 LRF – technically both devices are absolutely the same. The only feature that distinguishes the two models is the laser rangefinder – but this can also be retrofitted, if you realize during use that an LRF would be useful.
We take a close look at everything from scope of delivery, functions and technical details – take a look now!
The Pulsar Telos XQ35 & XQ35 LRF Test
The scope of delivery of the Pulsar XQ35
The delivery scope is identical for both devices and does not differ. The device itself is in the typical 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:
- 1x LPS 7i battery with cover
- A pocket
- A carrying strap for the bag
- A power plug
- A USB charging cable including USB-C plug(You can remove the USB-A adapter and convert the cable into a USB-C cable)
You will receive detailed operating instructions from us by email or via your customer account.
The features of the Pulsar XQ35 in the test
- StreamVision 2 App:
With the StreamVision 2 app from you can Pictures and videos of your most impressive hunting moments easily 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 XQ35 impresses with a impressive battery life of over eight hours and is therefore perfect for extended use. The battery can be conveniently charged via a USB-C port - a clever detail that saves us from having to use a separate charging cradle. We think that's great! Inserting the battery is also particularly user-friendly: an audible click confirms that the battery is securely in place and the compartment is correctly closed. In addition, the Battery can be charged during operation, which gives you even more flexibility in your everyday hunting life. The device also supports inductive charging. We have not yet tested this function, so it remains to be seen whether all inductive charging stations are compatible or whether Pulsar will offer special accessories for this. - Excellent handling:
Basically, we can say that the Both devices are very handy and comfortable to handle are – the XQ35 a little more than the LRF version.
The Pulsar XQ35 is equipped with four rubberized buttons which are identified by sensibly placed pictograms. However, operation can be a little more difficult with thick gloves, as the buttons are then no longer optimally tactile - but here the rule is: practice makes perfect. Thanks to the symmetrical arrangement The keys are easy to reach for both left- and right-handed users.
The typical one Pulsar-Lid opens silently and smoothly – a solution that we find ideal. Two locking mechanisms ensure that the lid stays in place and does not get in the way. Eyepiece rubber is foldable and adjustable, which offers a comfortable user experience for both glasses wearers and left- and right-handed people. A discreet diode shows the operating status without disturbing the game. - In use:
In the practical test, both the Pulsar Telos XQ35 and the Telos LRF XQ35 through their user-friendly handling. Focusing is intuitive, but there is a risk of accidentally moving the zoom ring when focusing on the front ring when wearing gloves. The buttons respond smoothly and offer pleasant feedback. Despite the slightly top-heavy nature of the devices, they can be easily operated thanks to the ambidextrous wrist strap The rubber eyepiece attachment feels comfortable on the eye and the diopter adjustment is finely adjustable. The display brightness is particularly noteworthy, as it is easy on the eyes.
As far as observation performance is concerned, Clearly distinguish game species up to 100 meters away. At distances of 200 to 300 meters, larger game species can still be recognized in motion, while smaller, stationary animals such as foxes and badgers are more difficult to identify. The large basic magnification of 3x helps to better target game at greater distances. The integrated laser rangefinder works reliably and measures either continuously or at the push of a button. Although the manufacturer specifies a range of 1000 meters, in practice up to 600 meters could be measured precisely. Measuring larger objects such as trees or raised hides is also possible at greater distances.
Overall, the Telos as a reliable device, which can be used in the forest as well as in open fields or at feeding stations thanks to a relatively large field of view of almost 19 meters at 3x magnification.
Technical details from the Pulsar XQ35 test
The technical details of the Pulsar XQ35 and XQ35 LRF at a glance:
| The Pulsar Telos XQ35 | |
| Sensor | 384 × 288 pixels |
| Sensor sensitivity | <25 mk |
| Display | 1024 × 768 pixels AMOLED |
| frame rate | 50 Hz |
| lens | 35 mm |
| digital zoom | (4-fold) |
| Field of view width | 18,7 m / 100 m |
| detection distance | 1300 m |
| Battery life | 8,5 hours per battery |
| Internal memory | 64 GB |
| recording | Ja |
| WiFi function | Ja |
| Weight (without LRF) | about 580 g |
Our conclusion on Pulsar XQ35 test
With a comprehensive 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 384 sensor and the AMOLED display, ensure clear images and good handling. The 3x basic magnification is ideal for short and medium distances. An additional plus point is that the regular XQ35 can be retrofitted with the LRF - this is great, especially for beginners!
You are not sure if the Pulsar Telos XQ35 is the right Thermal imaging camera for hunting Our thermal imaging specialists will help you and advise you on this thermal imaging device and many other products in our online shop. Simply use the form below Contact Form to usf and together we will find the right device for you. Good hunting!
Photos from the precinct after Pulsar XQ35 test
We have some pictures for you with the Pulsar XQ35 and the Pulsar XQ35 LRF thermal imaging handheld devices. The recording distance was approximately 60 – 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.
More products from Pulsar can be found on our shop page for the manufacturer.
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