The Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 2-16X is a compact thermal binocular built for hunters and operators who need to glass large country fast without fatigue. Weighing just 0.83 kg and sized to fit a chest pack or shooting bag, this European-made thermal gives you a 17.8° field of view—one of the widest in its class—so you can scan terrain methodically with both eyes and stay aware of your surroundings. That wide picture, combined with 2–16x magnification, means you're not stuck choosing between spotting distant movement and keeping situational awareness.

At the heart of the Merger LRF XP35 sits a Lynred thermal sensor delivering NETD under 25 mK, which translates to crisp, detailed images even when conditions are poor. The 640×480 microbolometer runs at 50 Hz on a 1024×768 AMOLED display, giving you the thermal signature detail you need to make clean identifications at range. Built-in laser rangefinding extends to 1 km, and the binocular itself detects targets out to 1,350 yards—enough reach for legitimate hunting and patrol work without excessive magnification that causes eye strain on long glassing sessions.

The dual battery system is where Pulsar made a practical choice: one hot-swappable external battery (3.2 A·h) and a built-in pack (4.0 A·h) keep you running for up to 9 hours continuous. That means you can field-swap a depleted cell and keep working without powering down—crucial on days when game moves late or reconnaissance runs long. Interpupillary adjustment spans 63–74 mm, fitting most adult users comfortably.

The Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 2-16X is a compact thermal binocular built for hunters and operators who need to glass large country fast without fatigue. Weighing just 0.83 kg and sized to fit a chest pack or shooting bag, this European-made thermal gives you a 17.8° field of view—one of the widest in its class—so you can scan terrain methodically with both eyes and stay aware of your surroundings. That wide picture, combined with 2–16x magnification, means you're not stuck choosing between spotting distant movement and keeping situational awareness.

At the heart of the Merger LRF XP35 sits a Lynred thermal sensor delivering NETD under 25 mK, which translates to crisp, detailed images even when conditions are poor. The 640×480 microbolometer runs at 50 Hz on a 1024×768 AMOLED display, giving you the thermal signature detail you need to make clean identifications at range. Built-in laser rangefinding extends to 1 km, and the binocular itself detects targets out to 1,350 yards—enough reach for legitimate hunting and patrol work without excessive magnification that causes eye strain on long glassing sessions.

The dual battery system is where Pulsar made a practical choice: one hot-swappable external battery (3.2 A·h) and a built-in pack (4.0 A·h) keep you running for up to 9 hours continuous. That means you can field-swap a depleted cell and keep working without powering down—crucial on days when game moves late or reconnaissance runs long. Interpupillary adjustment spans 63–74 mm, fitting most adult users comfortably.