Reviews & Ratings for Burris BTH 35 2.3-9.2x35mm Thermal Hand-held Monocular — 5 reviews — Page 1

I've been using the 35mm version for a couple weeks now and the video quality is outstanding! The image is clear enough to see individual tree trunks at 800 yards and animals are sharp and crisp. I really want to try this with blood tracking because you can see the thermal signature from hoof prints several minutes after an animal has passed by. I can only image how easy it would be to track an animal shot while bowhunting!

This works well for the money. Pros: long battery life. Good resolution. Cons: gets hot with extended use which will likely shorten life, sometimes gets a blurred washed out look after using for a period of time which seems to correct itself if I turn it off for a while.

This thing is absolutely impressive. For the money there is nothing that even comes close. I also have the Burris thermal on my rifle and I love that thing too. I am very happy with this purchase. The refresh rate is good, it is easy to focus and I was able to spot a couple coyotes from 300-400 yards out with ease and had no problem identifying them as well.

I wanted to get a thermal for so long but didn’t want to waste money on a budget option. But also couldn’t afford anything of quality. Please don’t waste your money on a low quality thermal. Just got lucky when I came across this deal. The initial charge time was roughly 14 hours. Which scared me at first thinking I had a defective unit. But since the initial charge it only takes a few hours. This is an amazing tool so long as you go into it knowing what it’s capable of. I had certain expectations before I bought this and online videos don’t do much justice. You can easily spot anything above ambient temp so long as it’s in the open. This optic having an auto detect on high heat signatures is a must. Any type of foliage will obstruct heat signature. It is easy to clearly identify any target out to around 200 yds. Anything further and the smaller the object the harder to identify obviously. After using this for a while now and getting to know all the features and settings I can honestly say I’m happy. In my opinion this is perfect for target identification and pairs perfectly with a NV scope.