Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 Thermal Monocular | 640×480 · LRF 1500 m | IP67

Pulsar Wildlife · Thermal Monocular · Ornithology & Wildlife Research

Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35
Premium Thermal Monocular for Ornithologists and Wildlife Observers

640×480 sensor with sNETD <20 mK – F1.0 35 mm objective, integrated LRF to 1’500 m, 1024×768 AMOLED HD display, dual-battery system for up to 12 hours, IP67 – in a 500 g magnesium alloy body

The thermal monocular for ornithologists – F1.0 optics, integrated LRF, 12-hour dual battery.

The Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 is the flagship thermal monocular in the Pulsar Wildlife range, designed specifically for ornithologists, wildlife researchers and serious wildlife observers who demand the most from their equipment. Built around a 640×480 / 12 µm sensor with a system NETD of less than 20 mK, the Orni XG35 combines outstanding thermal sensitivity with a premium 35 mm F1.0 germanium objective – a faster lens than F1.2 alternatives, collecting more thermal radiation and maximising image brightness in the most challenging conditions. The 2.5–20x magnification range and 12.5° field of view provide an ideal combination of wide-area scanning and detailed observation at distances up to 1’800 m. The integrated laser rangefinder measures distances to targets up to 1’500 m with ±1 m accuracy, displayed directly in the field of view – an essential tool for ornithologists recording precise distance data. A dual-battery system combining an internal rechargeable cell with a removable APS5 pack delivers up to 12 hours of continuous use, while the 1024×768 AMOLED HD display renders fine feather and surface detail with exceptional clarity. The IP67 rating certifies full protection against both dust and water immersion.

Integrated LRF to 1’500 m & Wild Vision App – precision data, seamless connectivity

The Orni XG35 incorporates a Class 1 laser rangefinder (905 nm, IEC 60825-1:2014) that measures target distances up to 1’500 m with ±1 m accuracy. The reading is displayed directly in the eyepiece field of view without interrupting the thermal image – enabling ornithologists and researchers to log precise distance data for every observation without carrying a separate rangefinder. The device connects to the Pulsar Wildlife Wild Vision app via dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 / 5 GHz) for Android and iOS. Through the app, the user can view the live thermal stream on a smartphone or tablet, adjust settings remotely, download recordings from the 64 GB internal storage, and share footage directly from the field. The built-in recorder captures MP4 video with audio and still images in JPG format, both at the full 1024×768 display resolution – preserving the same clarity seen through the eyepiece in every recording. Eight selectable thermal colour palettes – White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Rainbow, Ultramarine, Red Monochrome, Sepia and Violet – cover all terrain types and ambient conditions.

1024×768 AMOLED HD – IP67, 12-hour dual battery, 500 g magnesium body

The Orni XG35 features a 1024×768 AMOLED HD display – a significantly higher resolution than standard thermal monoculars – that renders fine feather texture, plumage patterns and surface detail with the clarity needed for ornithological identification. The frost-resistant AMOLED panel maintains full brightness and contrast in cold conditions. An ergonomic focus wheel positioned in front of the eyepiece enables smooth, precise one-handed focusing, freeing the other hand for binoculars, a notebook or a spotting scope. The IP67-rated magnesium alloy body provides full certification against both dust ingress and water immersion to 1 metre for 30 minutes – a step above the IPX7 standard, covering dusty habitats and exposure to blowing sand or grit. The dual-battery system combines an integrated internal rechargeable cell with a hot-swappable external APS5 pack (combined capacity 4’900 mAh) for up to 12 hours of continuous operation at 22 °C. Both cells are charged simultaneously via the USB-C port with Power Delivery (5V / 9V). The operating temperature range of −25 °C to +40 °C covers the full range of environments where serious wildlife observation takes place.

Key features – Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35

• 🌡️ 640×480 sensor, 12 µm, sNETD <20 mK – highest pixel resolution in the Pulsar Wildlife monocular range
• 🔭 Zoom 2.5–20x, 35 mm F1.0 Germanium objective – detection range 1,800 m
• 📏 LRF up to 1,500 m (±1 m, 905 nm, Class 1) – integrated rangefinder, distance overlay in viewfinder
• 🔋 Dual APS5 battery system – up to 12 hours, hot-swappable, USB-C PD (5V/9V)
• 💧 IP67 (fully dust-tight, 1 m / 30 min submersion) – magnesium alloy body
• 💾 64 GB internal – MP4 video with audio and JPG photos at full resolution
• 📱 Wild Vision App (Android/iOS) + dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz) – live streaming and remote control
• 🖥️ AMOLED HD 1024×768 – 8 color palettes, clear high-contrast image
• ⚖️ 500 g – compact for one-handed operation despite dual battery and LRF
• 🐦 Ergonomic one-hand focus ring – precise focusing even while using binoculars

For whom is the Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 designed?

The Orni XG35 is built for ornithologists and serious wildlife observers who require the highest optical and thermal performance in a single handheld device – integrating thermal imaging, precision distance measurement and full HD recording in one compact instrument. It is equally suited to wildlife researchers who need to log distance data alongside thermal signatures, to naturalists leading guided wildlife tours who require a device that can demonstrate subjects at extreme range, and to conservation fieldworkers operating in demanding environments where IP67 protection and extended battery life are essential. The ergonomic one-handed focus wheel and dual-battery system make it the natural choice for observers who carry binoculars alongside a thermal monocular and need all-day autonomy without interruption.