Pulsar Thermion XP50 | Full Review

Full Review of the Pulsar Thermion XP50 Thermal Scope. The much anticipated Pulsar Thermion XP50's have finally started to hit the dealers. At $4,999.97, Pulsar has given the consumers the enhancements that we have asked for but kept the price the same as the Trail XP50's! We'll discuss the differences and advantages between the Pulsar Trail XP50 and the Thermion XP50, review Specifications, and view Thermal video from the XP50 itself. I've used the Thermion XP50 for the past month, almost every night of the week. Here's the full review!...
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*** Pulsar Thermion XP50 Specs ***
640x480 Resolution
2.0x - 16x Magnification
50 HZ Refresh Rate
Rechargeable Battery Pack
Internal Video Recorder
Wifi capable (StreamVision App)
17 Microns
1969 yard detection range
8 Color Palettes
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Next week it's back to more Thermal Hog Hunting right here in East Texas with the Pulsar Thermion XP50. Thank y'all for watching!
-Hans

[@ozranger8506]

Thanks again for taking the time to post this Hans!

[@HansETX]

Thank you for watching!

[@HansETX]

Thank you for watching!

[@j.g-d793]

Good morning Very good video, Congratulations. If you had to choose between the trail xp50 and the thermion xp50 with which of the two you would choose? Watching the video I have the feeling that the resolution and contrast is less than the trail. I now have the xp50 trail, do you think the change compensates me? Thank you very much and congratulations for the channel.

[@HansETX]

Thank you for watching! That’s a tough question because I’m a big fan of the Trail and Thermion.. at the end of the day I’d choose the Thermion, mostly because I think it looks better on the rifle. Also, the videos on the Thermion look better as well 👍🏻

[@christhaggard2078]

Can I use as an everyday scope during daylight hours also.

[@douglasbattjes3991]

You bet that's a great video,,well done,, have you ever done a comparison between the ATN Thor 4K or you opinion on that thermal scope?

[@goinstag4611]

Great video as I am a first time buyer of a thermal scope and am trying to decide between the trail or the thermion. My one question...does the thermion have a built in rangefinder? I didn’t see a range on the videos. I know the trail comes with the LRF option.

[@wrblackbill]

Hello, thank you for the super video. I have the choice between the Thermion XP50 or the new Thermion 2 XP50. Since I have to decide in a couple of days, I'd appreciate your comments on which one to buy. Thanks, Bill

[@hunterman1309]

Hello, very good video.Do you have possibility to catch thermion XM50 and HP50. I know their specification, but how is the really picture in both of them.

[@mmerelles]

nice reviews, thanks for sharing. What would you think will work best for red fox hunting 100-200 meters shoots average in the open fields. thermion xp 50 vs thermion xm 50?

[@HansETX]

Thank you for watching! Both would be good choices. XP50 would offer a cleaner image but the higher magnification on the XM50 would give you an advantage on a long shot on a small animal. I think the XM50 would be more beneficial for you...

[@mmerelles]

makes sense, thanks for your great support! will go for the xm50

[@josephhensley3634]

Thinking about investing in a Thermal myself. Do you think a basic ATN THOR LT would be good for my 300 blackout? I wouldn't want to shoot over 150 yards if I had too. What Thermal would you suggest for an AR Pistol? I know the Thermions are better for bigger calibers to go hundreds of yards further and have better imaging than the THOR LTS. Also, What part of East TX are you from? I'm just north of Nacogdoches

[@douglasbattjes3991]

Hans,,,In this video at 9:21 you show a deer at 300 yds. what magifaction are you on with the scope,, it has a great field of view, but don't know what setting your on,,,would be great to tell when your doing the video. Thanks so much,,great video

[@HansETX]

That is at the base magnification of 2.0 ... thank you for pointing that out 👍🏻

[@cgmeals]

Hans what would you pick between theTrail XP50 and Thermion XP50? Sounds like you’d go Thermion, but before i buy either, I’d just like to know your answer.

[@Jdharrelson1999]

Great video! My concern would be with the battery. I’m a person who likes to put my rifle and scope in a safe after a long night of hog hunting and not on a usb charger. It would be great if you could just drop some new cr123s in the field. Do you know if this would be in pulsars plans for future models?

[@DrewConley1776]

Great footage excellent info

[@HansETX]

Thank you sir!

[@hclarke116]

Great video! I'd like to hear what you have to say about the Pulsar XM50 vs the XP50 models

[@HansETX]

Thank you for watching... check out our Podcast on KZbin, The Late Night Vision Show, we do a lot of comparisons.

[@Mark-fc9qq]

If I am hunting deer in daylight and waiting for hogs after dark, would I need to use a regular scope for daytime and switch to thermal at dark?

[@EstesRanch]

Mark 1950 hi Mark, there’s no need to switch. Thermal handles day or night hunting

[@SA-dm5gu]

Do you know if the battery that is builtin to the unit can be serviced by pulsar since it's not removable? Batteries can fail or get weak over time so I did. Ot want to invest this much money on a thermal with a built in battery if pulsar can't even replace it if needed. This might cause me to get the trail instead..... What are your thoughts?

[@HansETX]

Yes they can replace the internal batteries 👍🏻

[@SA-dm5gu]

@@HansETX Thank you for the answer I was hoping so. Really like your videos and it gives me lots of good information thank you. I am kind of new to the thermal scene and hunt hogs in Jacksboro Tx and they are getting a little daylight shy. So I am going to give this a shot with some bait barrels.

[@traichachlaucongnghecao4834]

how much money do you have with the thermal viewfinder? thanks !!

[@donwhitney1093]

how do you zeroing a thermal scope xp50

[@richiegonzales6750]

Would this be a good 1st thermal to buy?....

[@HansETX]

Absolutely, it’s my favorite thermal

[@harlan7777]

@@HansETX Wow, if this is your favorite thermal that's saying a lot coming from someone like you. I think I might pick one of these up.

[@jonedwinmax]

Is this scope good to shot at 300 yds?

[@ericwhipple8536]

Most definitely

[@thermalpursuit5447]

That thermion is sure growing on me ...

[@HansETX]

The video quality is better than the Trails in my opinion

[@CaveBear1031]

At 400 yards !!! WOW !!!! The Thermion is awesome !!! Love the traditional "scope" look !!!

[@HansETX]

I love it too Terry! Thanks for watching...

[@tcav6552]

Does it have lrf like the trail?

[@SuperTigresuanl]

Is there a big difference from the xp38 to the xp50 or not really?

[@HansETX]

Thanks for watching Edgar.. the XP50 base magnification is 2.0 and the XP38 is a 1.5 power. That’s the main difference

[@mrdeerhunter]

Good review! Hunter in Sweden that just bought the new XP50. New legislation here for wild boar made night hunting legal. Looking forward to it but where can you find additional batteries for backup?

[@HansETX]

Thanks for watching! You can probably order them from a dealer in your area... Good luck on your hunts!

[@davidheywood5622]

I think you will find the Thermion XP50 has a better AMOLED display than the Trail XP50 ?

[@HansETX]

Thanks for watching David! I do feel like the viewfinder image seems larger and the videos recording with Thermion is producing better videos than my Trail XP50

[@hunterman1309]

the thermion XP50 or HM50 is better to shot up to 250..300y.

[@JoeyBaby47]

Every car has a backup camera because the government required it as of 2016.

[@HansETX]

Thanks for watching the full review of the Pulsar Thermion XP50 cobra460!!!

[@JoeyBaby47]

@@HansETX I always enjoy your videos, especially when bacon pancakes happen!

[@SpaghettiFPV-tg3qh]

non removeable battery scarea the fuck out of me an internal battery shits... ur fucked... external? buy new batt