Burris BTS35 V3 Thermal Scope | 3.2-12.8X | 35mm

The Burris BTS35 V3 is a thermal riflescope engineered for low-light field work and long-duration outings. It combines a 35mm objective with digital zoom to provide a flexible magnification range and a 400×300 VOx sensor for thermal imaging. The optic integrates onboard recording, app connectivity, and modern power management to support extended use in remote conditions.

Common applications include night hunting and wildlife observation where thermal contrast and remote image capture are valuable. The scope also suits professional observational tasks that require reliable thermal imaging and data capture.

Product Specifications

• The model is listed as BTS 35 V3.
• The product type is a Thermal Optic.
• The variable power is 3.2-12.8X.
• The objective diameter is 35mm.
• The optic uses a 400×300 VOx sensor with a 12µm pixel pitch and a 50Hz refresh rate.
• The field of view is 7.8° x 5.9°.
• The unit offers 10 customizable reticles and includes an illuminated reticle option.
• Mounting hardware included is an American Defense Mfg Quick-Detach m1913 Picatinny mount with adjustable cantilever.
• The scope supports live video streaming and photo capture via the BurrisConnect app and offers remote control of many settings.
• Power configuration is 1x internal 18650 cell plus 1x replaceable 18650 with a stated runtime of 5+ hours and external hot-swap capability.
• The unit supports USB-C charging and allows live charging of the internal cell.
• Additional imaging features include 7 color palettes and stadiametric ranging.
• The optic is equipped with a robust 800G shutter for shock resistance and has IP67 waterproof performance.
• Included accessory is a USB-C cord.
• The UPC is 000381306036.

The BTS35 V3 packs thermal imaging, app-enabled controls, and modern power management into a compact package intended for serious field use. Its combination of a VOx sensor, multiple reticle options and onboard recording make it a practical choice when sustained low-light performance and data capture are priorities.