The company Hikmicro has recently focused on modernising proven optical devices. This time it comes with a new version of binoculars that combine practically all imaging modes, called Habrok Pro. These binoculars offer thermal imaging, standard full-colour daytime vision and also night vision with infrared illuminator. And on top of that, the distance to the target is provided by a precise laser rangefinder.

Thermal imaging
The thermal imaging system is located in the right barrel of the binoculars, consisting of a precise 1280x1024px sensor with a sensitivity of NETD≤18mK (the lower the number, the higher the sensitivity), which in combination with a 60mm lens reaches a detection range of up to 3100 metres.

Daytime and night vision with illuminator
The second barrel contains a digital 4K sensor for displaying both standard colour vision during the day and night vision enhanced by an infrared illuminator with a wavelength of 850nm (longer range of 400 metres, more visible diode emission).

Laser rangefinder
Thanks to the precise laser rangefinder with a wavelength of 905nm, it is possible to determine the distance to the target up to 1000 metres with a deviation of only ±1m.
Functions
In addition to state-of-the-art components, the Habrok Pro series is packed with advanced technologies. The Image Pro 2.0 algorithm highlights fine details while suppressing unwanted noise, the daytime vision mode can to some extent operate even in low light thanks to amplification of the received light and reproduction of lost colours, the stabilisation algorithm minimises shake and image movement and thanks to WDR technology (Wide Dynamic Range) the binoculars adapt to any situation. Naturally, there is the option of recording video with sound to the built-in 64GB storage or to the mobile app Hikmicro Sight.

Design and power supply
Everything is protected by a durable magnesium alloy body with IP67 protection rating and the device can operate in a temperature range from -30°C to +55°C. A custom-designed Li-ion battery can power the binoculars for up to 9.5 hours.
