[White] I knew that real thermal imagers were not cheap, but I am very pleased with this one's performance for the price. With only a 256-res chip, I wasn't expecting a lot of detail, but I could easily recognize deer 200 yards away, and a rabbit at 80 yards. The sensitivity is very good as well: I can see my dog's footprints in the grass for almost a minute, and the water levels in my opaque water barrels are obvious.

[White] I been very pleased with my Agm 25-384. My prior experience was with night vision and thermal of course is a great step up! I is it for hog hunting. Zeroing was very simple. I shot pig at 87 yards on the first night out. Love the ease at which it connects to my phone. Plus, i got the free AGM monocular deal!

[White] I was so afraid it would just be an updated Leupold Tracker (handheld I have and only other experience I have) This is much more than that. Only tested to around 80 yards, but to there can easily identify and target rabbits and raccoons even though I was hunting hogs. The zoom seems pretty worthless though. If you're unsure, watch videos of it, they're honestly what it looks like, works great. For sighting in, the tinfoil around a square of cardboard works great. The one shot sight in is amazing, Im sure all digital scopes do it.

[White] it's really easy to use a person might want to get a manual online to help with a some of operation with it

[White] Only used a few times. Able to Identify deer 250 yards away

[White] After trying a few in this range I would say this thermal performs comparably above its price point. I am impressed with the image quality and features. The on board reachable battery system is a welcome improvement for this line.

[White] When I made up mind mind to buy one of these they were all out of stock. I called AGM and they told me B&H was a good place to back order so I did. It came in 3 weeks early. Thanks B&H. On to the item. I bought this as a companion piece to a Sightmark Wraith which is a digital scope. In brush or trees digitals are pretty much blinded by the IR glare. This unit is not. It will not see through things so don't expect that. I've played with this daily for 3 weeks or so and I'm not a technology person so here's what I've found. Detection range on cows and deer is about 500 yds. Recognition range on deer is about 250 +/-. I wear trifocals. Your mileage may vary. Small animals require some knowledge of what you're looking at. At 40/60 yds a crouching rabbit looks very similar to a cat or to an owl that has just caught a mouse. A fox can be hard to tell from a raccoon at times. BUT, you will know they're there. Humans and dogs are very recognizable at 150+ yds. Good security device. Features: the buttons are for bare fingers only - the color palettes are nice because light and temperature sometimes require them - the screen rotates, I don't know why but there it is - it will refresh ( screen freeze ) from time to time. The nature of the beast from what I understand. - the screen is not Leupold clear and the magnification is not useful because it gets to pixelated but that is normal for entry level devices - I haven't played with the camera. Read the instructions. - a good little unit at this price point.

[White] While there are many other more expensive units with higher resolution on market, this unit is just what you need to locate and identify game. It will identify game for very far away and depending on the size of the game, you can differentiate deer from hogs at distances of 100 yards or more. I was able to identify wild hogs and deer in swamps, fields and woods very easily. When you turn it on you may think the resolution is not sufficient, but the game show up very well, as well as people. For the price, its hard to beat.