Guide TB650P 2.0 Thermal Clip-On with In-Lens LRF

The Guide TB650P 2.0 is a 640 × 512 thermal clip-on with its laser rangefinder built into a 50 mm F0.9 objective, in a 490 g body that mounts ahead of your day scope. Guide rates it for daylight optics up to 15x. Next to our TB1260LS, which steps up to a 1280 × 1024 sensor behind a 60 mm lens with a 1,200 m rangefinder, the TB650P 2.0 keeps the 640 sensor at about two-thirds of the weight (490 g against 740 g). Key Features Rangefinder in the objective. Guide moves the rangefinder into the objective lens, which it says minimizes parallax error. Guide's quick start guide and manual give a ranging distance of up to 1,000 m. 640 × 512 sensor at 18 mK. The 12 µm sensor runs at 50 Hz behind the 50 mm F0.9 lens, with an 8.8° × 6.6° field and a 2,600 m detection rating. 1x by design. Guide lists the TB650P 2.0 at 1x, so it adds no magnification of its own and the day scope's magnification sets the view. Shutterless imaging. The TB 2.0 series uses Guide's G-Zero shutterless technology and Hyper-light image enhancement. Guide keeps a shutter module for image quality at startup and through large temperature changes. Overlay zeroing. Guide's manual describes zeroing the clip-on in overlay mode, with zero settings at five distances, and Guide gives 1.22 cm at 100 m click adjustments for the series. Shot-triggered recording. After each shot the TB650P 2.0 records a clip from 5 seconds before the recoil to 10 seconds after, plus 5 photos, with audio, to 64 GB of storage. 0.39-inch 1920 × 1080 AMOLED. The eyepiece display has 20 mm of eye relief. A front focus knob sets focus, and zoom works when the unit is used handheld. One replaceable 18650. A single replaceable 18650 cell is rated for 5 hours, and USB-C supplies external power. Two batteries and a charger come in the box. Built for recoil and weather. Rated to withstand recoil up to 6,000 J, sealed to IP68 and specified for -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C). App and palettes. Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz) links the TargetIR app, Bluetooth and a microphone are built in, and seven thermal palettes are available: White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Green Hot, Iron Red, Blue Hot and Sepia. Ideal For Hunters who want thermal on the rifle they already shoot: clip it ahead of the day scope and take it off without touching the day scope's zero. Night hog and predator hunters who want ranging at the eyepiece without carrying a second device. Owners of a day scope up to 15x, the limit Guide gives for the TB 2.0 series. TB650P 2.0 or TB1260LS. The TB1260LS carries a 1280 × 1024 sensor behind a 60 mm F1.0 lens, a 1,200 m rangefinder and two 18650 cells for 6 hours. The TB650P 2.0 keeps a 640 × 512 sensor and a 50 mm F0.9 lens, runs 5 hours on one cell and weighs 490 g against 740 g. Accessories & Compatibility Mounting hardware is not in the box: Guide sells a QD Picatinny mount for the TB650 2.0 (TBPICA2.0) separately. With a second focal plane day scope, zero at the magnification you hunt at, because any misalignment between clip-on and day scope grows with magnification.