Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ35 Pro Distance Test

Check out the New Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ35 Pro! This is Pulsar's new line that replaces the Thermion 2 XQ38 line. Pulsar also recently reduced the price of the XQ35 pro line to 2999.97!!! The image quality of this scope is outstanding and at that price point it is hard deal to pass! Stayed tuned for my whole review coming very soon on this channel! Thanks for watching Y'all and god bless and stay safe in the field.
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[@j.g.169]

Great thermal. Just purchased one. Looking forward to hunting coyotes. Game changer.

[@soryukarate9255]

I bought this scope from Bass Pro right before Christmas. On my third outing, with my youngest son the scope would not turn on. After many tries it came on and worked for the next hour. Christmas day I took the scope with me to have a cousin help me with the picture and video downloading. The scope would not turn on. The next day I pressed the power button and the scope worked. Today, 01,03,24 the scope will not come on. $3000.00 dollar piece of junk.

[@etxthermalhunter]

Reach out to Pulsar they have excellent customer service and should be able to help you resolve your issues if there is something not working correctly on the optic.

[@macq1980]

agm adder ts35 or pulsar xq35 pro?

[@etxthermalhunter]

In my opinion I think the Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ35 Pro has better image quality and more festures

[@BB-in7lm]

I have an agm rattler ts35 from when they first dropped, its a solid unit with image and im sure the adder has improved off of the rattler... but the functions offered and ease of use on my pulsar is leaps ahead. Now having said that, the stream vision 2 app will not work on my new with the iso16 and was told there is nothing they can do about it at this time... so... do your research, watch videos with humidity, rain, fog and itll give you a good idea of whos bs'n to just sell and whos showing the product at its capabilities. Jm2c

[@Treymeister2005]

How did you determine the range?