Main specifications
Telos LRF XT50
The Telos LRF XT50 is built for hunters who need to see more, confirm faster, and act with certainty — day or night. It pairs the widest field of view in the series with a high-resolution thermal sensor and a re-engineered rangefinder, so every scan, identification, and shot is backed by real data instead of guesswork.
Telos LRF XL50
Big game hunting often comes down to patience and distance, and the Telos LRF XT50 is built around both. Its sensor and field of view are suited to long stretches of stand hunting, image quality stays sharp even at extended range and high zoom, and a built-in rangefinder turns distance into a known quantity rather than a guess.
Telos LRF XP50
Telos LRF XP50 doesn't wait for ideal weather to detect heat sources. Its sensor helps hunters detect heat signatures when conditions say otherwise, while the field of view rounds out the picture, keeping the landscape visible even while tracking a target closely.
Telos LRF XG50
Telos LRF XG50 is meant for a hunter who doesn't stick to one style. Its sensor supports dependable detection, and the integrated rangefinder handles distances up to 1,000 m. A comfortable, intuitive design keeps it versatile across different hunting scenarios.
Telos LRF XQ35
Built with the beginner in mind, Telos LRF XQ35 doesn't cut corners where it counts. A sensitive sensor supports close-range detection while an F35/1.0 lens keeps the image bright and focused. The integrated rangefinder measuring up to 1,000 m gives new thermal hunters the confidence to make informed decisions from day one.
Telos XG50
Telos XG50 excels when versatility matters most. Its advanced sensor detects heat signatures across a wide range of environments, from open plains to dense treelines, helping you stay aware of your surroundings in any landscape. Combined with an ergonomic grip designed for comfort and control, the Telos XG50 feels natural in your hands.
Telos XL50
Telos XL50 is built for hunters settled in for the long wait. A 14° field of view suits stand hunting well, while a high-resolution 1024×768 sensor extends detection out to genuine long range and holds its detail even as the zoom is pushed further in.
Telos XP50
When the weather strikes you during the hunt, Telos XP50 doesn't quit. Its sensor, with high sensitivity, detects animals and other heat signatures even through rain and fog. For a clearer image, the monocular's sizable FOV allows hunters to scan the landscape in fewer sweeps.
Telos XQ35
Rain or snow, the Telos XQ35 proves it can handle it all. High sensitivity brings out detail at close range, and a fast lens keeps the image clear, all in a device built specifically for entry-level hunters.
