AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256

  • AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256
  • AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256
  • AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256
  • AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256
  • AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256
  • AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256
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AGM ObservIR LRF 25-256

AGM’s ObservIR LRF 25‑256 combines thermal and digital imaging into one compact binocular. The thermal channel uses a 256×192, 12‑µm detector with a 25 mm f/1.0 lens, offering thermal magnification of 4.5×, 9× or 18× and a 7.0° × 5.3° field of view. An ultra‑low‑light digital channel features a 4K 3840×2160 CMOS sensor and 60 mm f/2.2 lens for colour or monochrome day/night viewing.

A built‑in IR illuminator enhances night vision, and an eye‑safe laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1,000 m. The unit records video and audio to 64 GB of internal memory, includes GPS and a digital compass and runs for about eight hours on two rechargeable 18650 batteries.

Recording
Hand
Held
5 Year
Warranty
WiFi
Hot Spot
18650
Battery
Laser Range
Findver
MSRP: $1,595.00
PRICE: $1,495.11

  • Is This the Right Thermal for You?:

    The ObservIR 25‑256 is ideal for hunters, law‑enforcement officers and wildlife observers who need a versatile optic that works during the day and at night. Its thermal channel provides reliable detection at moderate distances (~1.2 km) with a wide field of view, while the digital channel offers detailed daytime or low‑light imaging. If you require sharper thermal images or longer detection distances, the 35‑384 or 35‑640 versions may be better suited.

  • Best For:

    • Users seeking an all‑in‑one thermal and digital binocular for hunting, scouting or surveillance
    • Observers who want integrated rangefinding, GPS and digital compass for navigation and targeting
    • Those who value long battery life (~8 h) and removable 18650 batteries

  • Not Ideal For:

    • Users who need the highest thermal resolution – consider the 35‑384 or 35‑640 ObservIR models
    • Activities requiring a lightweight monocular; the binocular weighs about 0.89 kg
    • Shooters looking for a weapon‑mounted solution rather than a handheld binocular

  • How This Model Compares:

    Within the ObservIR lineup, the 25‑256 offers the widest field of view and the most affordable entry point. The 35‑384 upgrades the thermal sensor to 384×288 and extends detection to ~1.8 km. The forthcoming 35‑640 model provides 640×512 resolution and even greater reach. All versions share the same digital day/night channel, rangefinder, GPS, compass, 64 GB memory and dual‑18650 power system.

    Relative to the 35‑384 ObservIR, the 25‑256 has a lower‑resolution thermal channel and shorter detection range but offers a wider field of view and typically longer battery life. Both share the same digital optical module and feature set.

  • What You Actually Get in Real-World Use:

    In practice, users find the ObservIR 25‑256 easy to operate, with intuitive menus and a comfortable binocular form factor. The combination of thermal and digital channels means you can scan with thermal, then switch to the optical channel to confirm details or read signage. The built‑in IR illuminator and laser rangefinder enhance night operations.

    Battery life of about eight hours allows a full evening of use, and the removable 18650 batteries are inexpensive to replace. The main limitation is that thermal detail is coarser than higher‑resolution models, but for general detection and surveillance the performance is more than adequate.

  • FAQS

    • What are the magnification options on the ObservIR 25‑256?
      The thermal channel offers fixed magnifications of 4.5×, 9× and 18×. The digital channel provides optical magnifications of 5.5× and 11× with an additional 22× digital option.
    • How far can it detect and range targets?
      The thermal channel can detect human‑sized targets at about 1,200 meters. The integrated laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1,000 meters with ±1 m accuracy.
    • What kind of batteries does it use and how long is the runtime?
      The unit uses two rechargeable 18650 batteries and provides up to eight hours of continuous operation. Additional batteries can be swapped in the field.
    • Does the ObservIR record video?
      Yes. It records both video and audio to 64 GB of internal EMMC storage. You can play back footage on the device or transfer it via USB or Wi‑Fi.
    • Is it water‑resistant?
      Yes. The binocular is IP67 rated for dust and water ingress and is rugged enough for field use. AGM backs it with a five‑year warranty.

  • Key Features at a Glance:

    • Dual‑spectrum design: 256×192 thermal channel + 4K digital day/night channel
    • 25 mm f/1.0 thermal lens; 4.5×/9×/18× thermal magnification
    • 60 mm f/2.2 optical lens; 5.5×/11×/22× optical magnification
    • Built‑in eye‑safe 1,000 m laser rangefinder with ±1 m accuracy
    • Integrated IR illuminator, GPS, digital compass and Wi‑Fi hotspot
    • Records video/audio to 64 GB internal memory; 8 h runtime on two 18650 batteries
    • IP67 waterproof rating and backed by a 5‑year warranty

  • Detailed Product Description:

    The ObservIR LRF 25‑256 is a versatile binocular combining a high‑sensitivity thermal channel with a full‑colour digital day/night channel. Its 256×192 thermal detector detects heat signatures up to 1.2 kilometres away and provides 4.5×, 9× and 18× magnification options. The optical module uses a 3840×2160 CMOS sensor with a 60 mm f/2.2 lens, enabling detailed daytime and low‑light observation at 5.5×/11×/22× magnifications. A built‑in IR illuminator boosts performance in complete darkness. The binocular integrates a 1,000 m eye‑safe laser rangefinder, GPS and digital compass for navigation and target location. 

    With 64 GB of internal memory you can record hours of video with sound, and Wi‑Fi enables live streaming and remote control. Two removable 18650 batteries provide up to eight hours of use, and external power can be supplied via USB‑C. Rugged, waterproof and backed by a five‑year warranty, the ObservIR 25‑256 is a powerful tool for hunters and professionals who need thermal and optical capability in one package.

  • Technical Specifications:

    • Thermal Channel: 256×192 VOx (12 µm), NETD <35 mK; 25 mm f/1.0 lens; 7.0° × 5.3° FOV
    • Thermal Magnification: 4.5×, 9×, 18×
    • Digital Channel: 3840×2160 CMOS; 60 mm f/2.2 lens; magnification 5.5×/11×/22×
    • Detection Range: ≈1,200 m (thermal channel)
    • Laser Rangefinder: Up to 1,000 m, ±1 m accuracy
    • Power: Two rechargeable 18650 batteries (~8 h); USB‑C external power
    • Recording & Storage: 64 GB internal EMMC; video/audio with GPS tagging
    • Weight: ~0.89 kg; IP67 waterproof