When launching its VISTA series last year, Nocpix announced that it would set new standards for an exceptional viewing experience. With the launch of their first handheld thermal imager equipped with a state-of-the-art Gen-2 1280×1024@12μm HD sensor, a circular display and an integrated rangefinder, Nocpix now wants to offer hunters an even more intense and unrivalled viewing experience with the VISTA S50R, which is designed to combine precision and clarity at the highest level.
New Nocpix VISTA S50R most important technical details
Nocpix equips the new VISTA S50R with a circular 1.03-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2560x2560 pixels, which is designed to maximise space efficiency and deliver vivid, clear images. With an exit pupil of 8 mm and the VISION+ system, the VISTA guarantees an outstanding viewing experience, according to the manufacturer. The state-of-the-art Gen-2 1280×1024@12μm sensor in combination with a NETD of ≤15mk is said to enable a significantly sharper and more detailed image display and the 60 Hz detector ensures seamless and precise detection of fast movements. Compared to conventional 50 Hz detectors, this improved frame rate also offers a smoother and more accurate display.
The integrated laser rangefinder with a range of up to 1,200 metres is designed to ensure precise optical alignment without compromising image quality. The VISTA's F 0.9 lens increases the light intake by up to 20% and thus provides more brightness and optimised image quality, which makes the VISTA particularly suitable for night-time observations. With seven different colour palettes, including eye-friendly options, the VISTA enables prolonged, fatigue-free use. Two replaceable rechargeable batteries with a runtime of up to 11 hours are also designed to ensure long-lasting performance. Because the new VISTA S50R combines innovative technology with a user-friendly design, manufacturer Nocpix also promises that the device will fulfil even the highest demands.
+++ The Nocpix VISTA S50R is now available from specialist dealers at a non-binding recommended retail price of 4,499 euros. +++
Nocpix LUMI L35R and LUMI H35R, the two new thermal imaging hand-held devices with rangefinder from the compact series
The Nocpix LUMI series is also being upgraded in the form of laser rangefinder models. The LUMI devices launched in 2024 were particularly notable for their compact design (Nocpix described them as "smaller than a mobile phone") and their low weight of just 375 g. In 2025, the Nocpix LUMI L35R and LUMI H35R will be joined by two models with an integrated LRF, each with a range of up to 800 metres. In addition, the two new LUMI models naturally continue to offer the features already familiar from their counterparts without the LRF, such as exceptionally high imaging performance and a sensor technology developed in-house. In combination with the advanced Reality+ AI image algorithms from Nocpix, this should also ensure high standards of image quality in its class.
Nocpix also uses its own sensors. The LUMI L35R has a 384x288px@12µm sensor and the Lumix H35R has a 640x512px@12µm sensor, both with a NEDT value of <18mK , which should ensure stable and excellent image quality even under difficult conditions. Nocpix has placed particular emphasis on ensuring that the control buttons can be operated absolutely silently, so that even the closest game won't be disturbed.
The LUMI models have a total of seven different colour modes, including red and green-based colour palettes specially developed for this purpose, to ensure that they are easy on the eyes and comfortable to use even during longer observation periods. In addition, the eyepiece with its 10-mm exit pupil always allows an optimum viewing angle and the best possible view of the 0.39 inch AMOLED display with 1024x768px resolution, regardless of the perspective.
+++ The two new Nocpix LUMI L35R and LUMI H35R models are now available from specialist retailers. The non-binding recommended retail price is 1,699 euros for the LUMI L35R and 2,199 euros for the LUMI H35R. +++
You can also find more information about the manufacturer and its thermal imaging devices for hunters here on the Nocpix website.
