About the Nocpix MINI 2 H25 Helmet-Mounted Thermal Monocular 

When you think of a thermal optic, your mind might stray right to rifle-mounted thermal scopes. That’s fair, considering the vast majority of such optics used by night hunters fit that configuration. 

But not all thermal optics are scopes, and to take it further, not even all thermal monoculars are intended to be run as handheld-only devices. 

Case in point, the Nocpix MINI 2 H25, a unique helmet-mounted thermal monocular that is raising the bar for thermal optics everywhere. Here’s what it offers. 

The Nocpix MINI 2 H25 Thermal Monocular: Power, Performance, Unique Form Factor 

Fast and powerful, the Nocpix MINI 2 H25 helmet-mounted thermal monocular is powered by a 640×512, 12μm thermal sensor with a 60Hz frame rate. It is fast, sensitive, and delivers impressive resolution for such a small thermal monocular. 

It also is powered by Nocpix’s Reality+ Image Processing algorithm that helps eliminate visual noise, producing a sharper, clearer sight picture, even through brush and under other adverse conditions. 

But the Nocpix MINI 2 H25 is also remarkably versatile, because it is not just a thermal monocular. It also pairs the power of thermal imaging with night vision thanks to the addition of a CMOS digital night vision sensor. 

As a result, users can switch between thermal imaging and night vision with the push of a button, enabling marvelous versatility in a remarkably small footprint. 

It sports an integrated dovetail for compatibility with industry-standard NV mounts and delivers long battery life as a result of the internal battery and the fact that it can be run simultaneously with a helmet-mounted battery pack, offering up to 4 hours of continuous use. 

Plus, despite its small size, it offers on-board video, audio and photo recording with 32 GB of storage for capturing critical moments from any hunt. It also supports a few different color palettes on the display. 

Easy to mount, easy to use, with a long battery life, and pairing the power of both thermal imaging and night vision in one compact unit, the Nocpix MINI 2 H25 thermal monocular is one of the best in the industry right now, and gives you the flexibility to run a redundant backup to your rifle’s thermal scope as well. 

Yet, the most impressive thing about this Nocpix thermal monocular may be the overall size and weight. At just over 2.5” wide and less than 5” long, it weighs just about half a pound (it’s .62 pounds) making it exceptionally compact and light. 

Where to Learn More About the Nocpix MINI 2 H25 Thermal Monocular 

If you’re thinking this helmet-mounted Nocpix thermal monocular is for you, but want to learn more, visit Dark Night Outdoors first. They carry a wide variety of Nocpix thermal optics and whether you just need more information or are looking for a personalized recommendation, they can help you out. Visit their website and if you need anything specific, get in touch with them directly at 309-781-8521. 

For more information about Iray Thermal Scope and Rix Thermal Scope Please visit: Decorator’s Warehouse. 

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