[12 µm] 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.

[6 mm] 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!

[45 mm] 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.

[1024 x 768 ] This scope was recommended by an employee of my state game and fish department , he owns version V1 . I was using a borrowed ATn gen 4 50mm 640 resolution thermal . The 35mm 384 Rattler seems to be every bit as clear if not better than the competition. I easily recognize coyotes at 250 yards , you can distinguish a rabbit from a possum at 175/200yds . Once you start to see game you will see the difference in the heat signal that they put off and getting out there will help you learn what your looking at .The V2 Rattler is loaded with features , it came with two batteries that give you 6 to 9 hours depending on how and when you use the scope . One of the features I like is freeze frame when you zero in , this allows you to move the crosshairs without holding on a target ...very handy ! I'm still learning about all the bells and whistles, there are many , but it was real easy to sight in and get me out in the night air . The mount that came with the V2 is a single cantilever and works best on a pickatinny type rail , perfect for an AR 15 A2 type set up . If you use a conventional bolt action etc , a high or adjustable comb will be needed . The mount is adjustable for variations in rails , I've had my scope on and off the rifle without loosing zero . If you are on a budget this thermal will get you in the game and not break the bank . Did I mention the 5 year warranty ?

[45 mm] Shipped promptly, and with a free hand held what’s not to like .

[-5 to +5] Game changer

[640 x 512] Hands down best buddy scope on the market. Small can fit in your pocket for scanning while hunting alone and the adm return to zero mount allows you to put it back on a rifle for a buddy to use.

[1x USB-C] Great resolution and features

[45 mm] Has been a great thermal so far after about a year of use. I love the different color palattes, especially the fusion which is orange and purple. It runs about $1,000 less than comparable spec units from different brands like pulsar and so far it has been just as good so I think its the best value in the market.

[12.5 x 10°] This is a fantastic thermal monocular. I can see bats flying at night and various aircraft with it. I never realized how many bats are flying around at night here in Portland, Oregon. You can even see small insects like moths and mosquitoes flying at night in the sky with it (I was never able to see any insects or bats with any of the lower resolution monoculars).

It's perfect for checking out what's going on in your neighborhood and observing any wild animals like raccoons and rodents.

The refresh rate is very fast (real time as though you are looking through binoculars). It feels very quick and responsive compared to the more basic units offered by AGM (button presses on the lower resolution devices would have a small delay which switching palettes etc.).

This device give you a superpower and is the best form of night vision available. I love it!