The XQ19’s 19.5° FOV is the widest in the Axion Compact range — a surprisingly large window in a device that fits in a jacket pocket. This footage showcase puts that coverage to work, showing what entry-level thermal looks like when the sensor beneath it punches above its class.
Axion XQ19 Compact is enhanced by a 384×288, 17 µm thermal sensor that delivers dependable image quality across a wide range of environments. Whether scanning through misty mornings, damp evenings, or after sunset, it provides the thermal information needed to locate and monitor heat sources with ease.
Improved by NETD below 18 mK, the Axion XQ19 Compact picks up subtle thermal variations that add depth to the image. Small temperature differences become easier to interpret, allowing animals to stand out more naturally against vegetation, terrain, and other background elements.
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With a wide 19.5° field of view, you can cover large areas with fewer sweeps. Ideal for scanning distant treelines and open terrain, it helps you monitor animal movement across broader sections of the landscape and keep track of groups.
The Axion XQ19 Compact offers an approachable entry into thermal observation without sacrificing essential performance. Its wide viewing area helps users find wildlife, monitor movement, and retain awareness of the surrounding terrain, all within a compact format suited to regular field use.
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