The Pulsar Thermion 2 XG50 thermal imaging riflescope was built based on the traditional appearance of a daytime riflescope. All electronic components are built into a classic housing, with buttons and knobs discreetly placed where the reticle adjustment and illumination turrets would normally be.
The sights are equipped with a 640x480 resolution sensor with a pixel size of 12 µm, guaranteeing greater range and thermal sensitivity of NETD <20mK, ensuring more precise detail recognition even in adverse weather conditions.
The sight is equipped with two batteries: one with a capacity of 4900 mAh is built into the body, and the other, a quick-release APS 2 with a capacity of 2000 mAh, is mounted in place of the turret. Additionally, thanks to the extra cover included in the set, the device can be powered by optional APS3 batteries. The sight can also be powered by a classic power bank.
The 50 mm focal length lens with an F1.0 aperture significantly improves the quality of observing objects even at long distances.
The riflescope has 3x optical magnification and can be digitally increased to 24x, and thanks to its high sensitivity and high-quality germanium lens, it can detect a human-sized object at a distance of up to 2300 meters.

Key features of Pulsar Thermion:
- Built-in Wi-Fi module, Polish-language Stream Vision 2 application.
Thanks to the built-in WiFi module, the sights wirelessly connect to a smartphone or tablet, where, using the free, Polish-language StreamVision 2 application, you can: view images, save photos and videos to the phone's memory, control advanced thermal imager functions, save files to the free cloud, and update the device.
- Powered by two independent B-Pack Mini type batteries
The sight is equipped with two batteries: one with a capacity of 4900 mAh is built into the body, the other, a quick-release APS 2 with a capacity of 2000 mAh, is mounted in place of the turret. Additionally, thanks to the extra cover included in the set, the device can be powered by optional APS3 batteries. The sight can also be powered by a classic power bank.
Now various image color palettes are also available in thermal imaging sights – the user has access to as many as 8 versions (White Hot, Black Hot, Hot Red, RedMonochrome, Rainbow, Ultramarine, Violet, Sepia).