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Pulsar Axion XQ19 Thermal Monocular

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$1,080.00

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Key facts

Weight
8.80 oz
Water resistance
IPX7

At a glance

Now $1,080 at Pyramyd AIR. That is the lowest price we have recorded in 8 days of tracking. It costs less than 25% of the 272 binoculars & optics we compare. Closest alternative: Meopta Optika6 4.5-27x50 SFP Rifle Scope, Illuminated… for $1,080. Pyramyd AIR accepts returns within 60 days. New, unused items; 20% restocking fee once items leave the warehouse.

Price history

Usual price It has not been much lower while we tracked it.

Oct 21Oct 28

Lowest price across the stores we list, checked every day. Store “was” prices are the store’s own claim.

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Average price for its category

Cheaper than 25% of the 272 scopes and binoculars we list. Typical price: $364.99. See the cheapest

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Closest alternatives

Product Price Weight
This product
Pulsar Axion XQ19 Thermal Monocular
$1,080.00 8.80 oz
Meopta Optika6 4.5-27x50 SFP Rifle Scope, Illuminated BDC-3, 30mm Tube $1,079.99 31.1 oz
Meopta Optika6 3-18x50 FFP Rifle Scope, Illuminated MRAD (Mil/Mil), 30mm Tube $1,079.99 30 oz
ATN X-Sight 5 LRF, 5-25x Smart Day/Night Hunting Rifle Scope $1,095.00 2.10 lb

Questions and answers

Where is Pulsar Axion XQ19 Thermal Monocular cheapest?

The lowest price we found is $1,080 at Pyramyd AIR (price checked 14 hours ago). The store’s checkout shows the final price.

Is Pulsar Axion XQ19 Thermal Monocular a good price?

It costs less than 25% of the 272 binoculars & optics of the same type (scopes and binoculars). A typical price there is $364.99.

Can I return it to Pyramyd AIR?

Yes, within 60 days. New, unused items; 20% restocking fee once items leave the warehouse

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About this product

The Axion XQ19 boasts a high-resolution thermal sensor that delivers crisp, detailed images, allowing you to detect heat signatures with clarity. Its compact and lightweight design ensures it fits comfortably in your pocket, making it a companion for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts and security professionals alike. Detection capabilities, enabling you to spot objects and subjects at significant distances, even through fog,…

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The Axion XQ19 boasts a high-resolution thermal sensor that delivers crisp, detailed images, allowing you to detect heat signatures with clarity. Its compact and lightweight design ensures it fits comfortably in your pocket, making it a companion for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts and security professionals alike. Detection capabilities, enabling you to spot objects and subjects at significant distances, even through fog, smoke or dense foliage where traditional optics fail. The intuitive controls and quick startup time ensure you're always ready to observe. Built with a IPX7 waterproof housing, the Axion XQ19 is designed to withstand the harshest weather conditions. Additional features include Length: 5.30, Proofs: Water / Weatherproof, Power Source: USB-C, Detection Range: 820 yds, and Battery Life: 8 hrs. It also specifies Compatible With: Stream Vision 2 App, Height: 2.80, Scope Type: Monocular, Width: 1.50, Weight: 8.80 oz, Display: 640x400 AMOLED, Memory: 64GB, Picture or Video: Photo / Video, and Video Settings: .mp4.

Specifications

Weight8.80 oz
Water resistanceIPX7
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