All new for 2025, QUEST binoculars deliver a comfortable and intuitive viewing experience. Unlike thermal monoculars, the QUEST binoculars allow users to use both hands and both eyes while scanning - providing a smooth and comfortable feel, just like traditional daylight binoculars. A 12 μm ≤15mK 640×512 thermal sensor captures every detail, while the Reality+ image processing algorithm delivers a vivid picture to the 1920x1200 displays (full resolution per each eyepiece). Each display has a dedicated diopter and position adjustment. QUEST binoculars also include an easy-to-use 1,000 yard laser rangefinder that can run in either single-firing or continuous modes to show target distance on the display. The combination of an internal USB-C rechargeable battery and an auxiliary IRB-2 (18650 style) rechargeable battery allows users to hot-swap the power source and keep running all night long. The QUEST is available with a 50 mm objective lens (model H50R) or a 35 mm germanium objective lens (H35R). Each comes with everything you would expect from high-end binoculars, including a comfortable and fully adjustable binocular harness.
Long-range night work is what the H50R is built for. The 50 mm lens and 4x base magnification reach farther than the 35 mm Quest, and Nocpix lists detection out to 2,850 yards. The rangefinder then tells you whether that coyote is at 300 yards or 600.
That is exactly what they are. The H50R has a 1,000-yard laser rangefinder built in, with single and continuous modes, so you spot and range without switching devices. In the dark, not having to find the animal a second time through another optic makes a real difference.
We carry a lot of Nocpix, and the Quest is a well-thought-out binocular. Each eye gets a full 1920x1200 display with its own diopter, two IRB-2 batteries are included, and the hot-swap power setup keeps it running all night. Call us at (309) 781-8421 if you want to compare it with other thermal binoculars.