Compact thermal monocular with a 384×288 sensor and 1.5–6x magnification. Features a 19mm f/1.0 germanium lens, 17 μm pixel pitch, 640×400 AMOLED display, up to 820 yd detection range, APS3 Li‑Ion battery (~8 hrs), and IPX7 waterproofing.
The Pulsar Axion XQ19 (PL77517) is a compact thermal monocular built around a 384×288 uncooled sensor with a 17 µm pixel pitch and a 19 mm f/1.0 germanium objective. It offers variable magnification from 1.5x to 6x and presents imagery on a high-contrast 640×400 AMOLED display. The unit is waterproof to IPX7 and runs on an external APS3 Li‑Ion battery pack, delivering up to 8 hours of continuous operation.
This monocular is suitable for activities such as hunting and wildlife observation where compactness and thermal detection are priorities. Its pocket-sized form and Wi‑Fi/video recording features also make it useful for field surveying and land management tasks.
Product Specifications
The manufacturer part number is PL77517.
The sensor resolution is 384×288 pixels.
The pixel pitch is 17 µm.
The display is a 640×400 AMOLED screen.
The magnification range is 1.5–6x.
The objective lens is a 19 mm, f/1.0 germanium lens.
The field of view is 19.5°.
The stated detection range is up to 820 yards (≈750 m).
The frame rate is 50 Hz.
The built-in memory is 64 GB.
The power source is the APS3 Li‑Ion battery pack with approximately 8 hours of runtime.
The unit supports external power via USB‑C 5V/9V.
The ingress protection rating is IPX7.
The body material is magnesium alloy.
The UPC is 840284903938.
Compact, lightweight, and designed for field use, the Axion XQ19 balances image quality and portability. Its combination of a fine-pitch sensor, fast germanium objective, and AMOLED display provides clear thermal imagery for extended observation sessions. Built-in recording and Stream Vision 2 compatibility allow capture and sharing of encounters, while the APS3 battery system and USB‑C input keep the unit running throughout a full day in the field.
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