Reviews & Ratings for InfiRay Outdoor Finder FH35R V2 2-4x35mm Thermal Laser Rangefinding Monocular — 2 reviews — Page 1

Seems like our opinions are very subjective and I would never put down another persons opinion.
That said, I don't share the other reviewers thoughts about this thermal scope other than the
zoom feature, which I hope is improved by a future firmware update.

Once you learn the IU it' ez to navigate, the LRF feature is ez to turn on and off, it doesn't annoy me.
I do think the AGM IU is much more intuitive, plus AGM is really responsive concerning firmware updates.

I would not hesitate in the least recommending this thermal unit. It is extremely useful on my ranch!!!, I can see all kinds
of critters 4 legged and 2 from 700 yards and beyond. I can ID pretty well at 600 yards. Detection is way beyond that.

I love the resolution, for the $$ this unit is a huge value.

Just learn the IU (it's kind of funky) but you'll be OK with this thermal. I can navigate the controls very easily.

This unit is also very good at picking up drones at night within a couple hundred yards.

It's cool to cold at night where I live all year around, this does give me an advantage in picking up targets at long ranges.
Targets really pop when I have the thermal color pallet on red.

AE from Eastern Oregon

The specs are wonderful and the image is clear, but there are issue and at least one of them is significant.

1. Takes FOREVER to boot, like 12-15 seconds. This means you have to leave it on, which means you eat batteries.
2. The menu isn't logical at all.
3. To zoom you have to enter a menu and then half step your zoom with presses with no way to quickly get back to base. This is an observation device, zoom should be a button away always, not buried.
4. The LRF comes on in full-time mode, not one shot. That's annoying to me and wasteful of the battery.

I would be cautious of recommending the device to people if you want to get field work out of it since the controls aren't logical for a device you want to use to observe.