Nocpix MICRO 2 H25 640 Multi-Function Thermal

The new Nocpix MICRO 2 H25 is the next generation in the RH25 thermal optic line, keeping the same 4-in-1 versatility as a helmet-mounted, clip-on, handheld, and standalone sight while upgrading nearly every system underneath. It features a second-generation 640 × 512 detector with 15 mK NETD and a 20% responsivity gain, producing a cleaner, more detailed thermal image than the RH25 V2's 640 × 480 sensor. Its in-house FastEngine architecture cuts latency by 21%, reducing lag and fatigue during long nights of movement. In clip-on mode, it now supports day scopes from 1 to 10× (up from 6×), thanks to a 2560 × 2560, 1.03-inch display. The body is also shorter and narrower, freeing up rail space and improving binocular alignment. Runtime extends to up to 9 hours on a single 18650 battery when using Auto Power Save, and three independent zero profiles let you swap platforms or day optics without re-zeroing. Standalone use adds Picture-in-Picture for a magnified aiming window without losing situational awareness. Across all modes, you get an overhauled UI, -40°F cold-weather batteries, and IP67 water and dust resistance. Optional accessories for helmet mounted and clip-on use include the MICRO PICTAIL 2, MQD, and FLIP TO SIDE mounts. Helmet FOV: The 17.5° × 13.1° field of view is unchanged from the RH25, giving a familiar sight picture for scanning and detection. Width: The unit is trimmed from 65.8 mm to 63.4 mm, leaving more room for interpupillary adjustment in dual-unit binocular setups. Clip-on length: Length is down 12% to 101 mm, freeing rail space for a laser, illuminator, or light. Enhanced clip-on support: Clip-on mode now supports day optics from 1 to 10× (up from 6×), thanks to the 1.03-inch AMOLED display. Clip-on zeroing: Three independent zeroing profiles with numerical zero values let you save distinct zeros across platforms or day-optic setups without re-zeroing. Clip-on UI: Menus, battery status, and HUD indicators are repositioned to the center of the screen so that they stay visible as day optic magnification climbs.. Dual-Link: Two H25s pair into one thermal binocular system with menu, palette, image settings, and zoom controlled from a single master unit. Optimized for dual-band: Dedicated NV modes strip out low-temperature ambient clutter so thermal and night vision fuse more easily, and outline mode reduces heat sources to clean outlines that give location and shape while night vision carries the environmental picture. Magnification: 1× base magnification with up to 4× digital zoom gives a wide native picture for search, then lets you close in on a heat signature, with smoothed zoom transitions for a more natural feel. Wireless remote: The included remote controls recording, brightness, and menus, with a scroll wheel for digital magnification and menu navigation without taking your hands off the gun or tripod. Power management: True Sleep drops the unit into an ultra-low-power state during downtime, flip-to-standby powers it down the moment it's flipped out of position, and Power-Saving Mode stretches runtime to 9 hours on a single 18650 battery. Sight controls: Customizable reticles, app-based zeroing, and adjustable reticle brightness provide the controls expected from a modern thermal optic. Recording output: Recorded video resolution increases from 768×576 on the RH25 V2 to 1280×960 on the H25, roughly 2.8× the pixels, for noticeably sharper footage. Mounting: Ships with a 1.93 centerline recoil mitigating QD mount. Built for Demanding Conditions The MICRO 2 H25 includes upgrades throughout the system while maintaining the proven durability of the RH25 platform. IP67 water and dust resistance Cold-weather batteries rated to -40°F 64GB onboard storage 60 Hz refresh rate 33 ms low latency 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display Up to 9 hours of runtime The redesigned software and user interface also provide cleaner navigation with fewer menu layers, making essential settings faster to access. Key Features 640 × 512 thermal resolution 15 mK NETD or better 17.5° × 13.1° FOV 33 ms low latency 60 Hz refresh rate 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display 1× base magnification Up to 4× digital zoom 1×–10× clip-on magnification Three independent zeroing profiles Factory-collimated Profile A Picture-in-Picture (PIP) 64GB internal storage Up to 9 hours of runtime Wireless remote included IP67 water and dust resistance -40°F cold-weather battery rating One Platform. Four Ways to Use It. The MICRO 2 H25 combines proven RH25 platform design with meaningful upgrades in thermal sensitivity, latency, battery life, display resolution, clip-on magnification, and overall usability. From helmet-mounted thermal observation and handheld scanning to clip-on configurations and standalone thermal applications, the H25 delivers a compact, adaptable thermal imaging solution built for demanding low-light and outdoor environments. PAYPAL IS NOT ACCEPTED FOR THESE DEVICES The RH25 earned its reputation as a versatile thermal optic. Helmet-mounted observation, clip-on use, handheld scanning, and standalone sight capability made it a platform users could build around. The Nocpix MICRO 2 H25 builds on the RH25 V2’s four-in-one design: handheld scanner, helmet-mounted monocular, clip-on thermal, and standalone sight. The upgrades focus on image quality, responsiveness, battery management, and configuration. If you already own an RH25 V2, here is what changes and where those changes matter. MICRO 2 H25 Upgrades at a Glance Feature RH25 V2 MICRO 2 H25 Thermal sensor 640 × 480 640 × 512; 20% higher detector responsivity Display 0.71-inch, 1440 × 1080 1.03-inch, 2560 × 2560 Clip-on day-scope support Up to 6× Up to 10× Image responsiveness Previous-generation processing 21.4% improvement through reduced latency Clip-on zeroing profiles One Three Standard runtime Up to 6.5 hours Up to 6.5 hours Power-saving runtime n/a Up to 9 hours Helmet features Standard helmet-mounted operation Dual-Link, NV modes, flip-to-standby Length 4.52 inches 4.02 inches Weight 11.3 ounces 11.2 ounces Field of view 17.5° × 13.1° 17.5° × 13.1° Improved Sensor and Display: More Useful Image Detail The MICRO 2 H25 replaces the RH25 V2’s 640 × 480 detector with a 640 × 512 sensor featuring 20% higher responsivityand a NETD rating of ≤15 mK. The updated detector helps separate heat signatures from vegetation, terrain, and backgrounds with small temperature differences. The display increases from 0.71 inches at 1440 × 1080 to 1.03 inches at 2560 × 2560. That provides a larger view with more display resolution, making the detector’s image easier to examine. For someone using thermal to monitor property, check an unfamiliar area, or locate an animal after dark, useful detail matters. Detecting a heat signature is the first step. Understanding what you are looking at requires a clearer image and careful observation. The H25 retains the RH25 V2’s 17.5° × 13.1° field of view. You get improved imaging within the same familiar viewing window. Up to 10× Clip-On Support and Three Saved Profiles The RH25 V2 supports day-scope magnification up to 6×. The MICRO 2 H25 extends support to 10×, backed by its upgraded display. That gives users more flexibility to increase magnification when they need a closer view. The clip-on HUD has been moved to the center of the display, keeping all on-screen information visible through a day optic at 1×. Settings are easier to check without changing magnification or repositioning behind the scope. The H25’s optimized collimation logic and dedicated collimation marks on the eyepiece make alignment easier and faster. These changes provide clear references during setup and simplify the process of matching the thermal image to the day optic. The H25 also provides three independent clip-on profiles, compared with one on the RH25 V2. Save adjustments for different platform and day-optic combinations without overwriting a single configuration. Numerical adjustment values and app-based adjusting make changes easier to track. Profile A arrives factory-collimated as a starting point. Verify alignment and point of impact on each platform before relying on a saved configuration. For users running one thermal across several platforms, these upgrades mean faster initial setup, easier access to on-screen information, and less repeated adjustment when switching between established configurations. More Responsive Helmet-Mounted Viewing The H25’s FastEngine processing architecture delivers a 21.4% improvement in image responsiveness through reduced latency compared with the RH25 V2. The displayed image follows head turns and scanning movements more promptly. That matters when the optic is mounted to your helmet. A more responsive image makes observation feel more natural and reduces the delay you notice while scanning. The H25 also adds three practical helmet features: Dual-Link: Connect two MICRO 2 units and control them together in a binocular configuration. NV modes: Outline and highlight modes emphasize thermal signatures when the H25 is used alongside a night-vision device. Flip-to-standby: Automatically enters standby when the optic is flipped up. These features make the H25 easier to integrate into a helmet setup and reduce the number of separate control inputs needed during use. Up to Nine Hours of Power-Saving Runtime Battery planning matters when charging is inconvenient or unavailable. The MICRO 2 H25 retains the RH25 V2’s listed 6.5-hour standard runtime and adds up to nine hours of operation in power-saving mode on one 18650 battery. Power-saving mode disables nonessential software functions while preserving image quality, frame rate, and latency. True Sleep reduces standby power consumption by 54.5%, helping conserve power between periods of observation. The distinction is straightforward: nine hours is the power-saving figure, not standard runtime. Plan battery requirements around the mode and conditions you expect to use. For extended observation, the H25 gives you more control over power consumption. Combined with replaceable 18650 batteries and automatic flip-to-standby, that makes overnight use easier to manage. A Shorter Body with Familiar Capability The MICRO 2 H25 measures 4.02 inches long, approximately 11% shorter than the 4.52-inch RH25 V2. It weighs 11.2 ounces, compared with the V2’s 11.3 ounces. The shorter body reduces its footprint in front of a day optic and makes it easier to pack or use as a handheld scanner. Users gain a larger display and updated electronics in a shorter unit with slightly less weight. The H25 retains magnesium construction, IP67 protection, USB-C connectivity, and a Bluetooth remote. The basic platform remains familiar to RH25 V2 users. Simpler Controls and Faster Recording Transfers Revised menus simplify navigation. Smooth digital zoom provides more gradual magnification changes, and adjustable reticle brightness lets users set the aiming display for conditions. Recording improves to 1080p, while 5 GHz Wi-Fi increases listed transfer speeds from 3 MB/s to 20 MB/s. Audio recording and 64 GB of onboard storage remain available. These changes make the optic easier to operate and recorded observations easier to review. For users who document activity on their property or review footage after training, faster transfers also mean less time managing files. Is the MICRO 2 H25 Worth Upgrading from the RH25 V2? The upgrade makes the most sense when it addresses a specific limitation in your current equipment. You use thermal primarily as a clip-on: Support for day optics up to 10× and three saved profiles expand your setup options. You run helmet-mounted thermal: Improved responsiveness, NV modes, Dual-Link, and automatic standby make this the more substantial operational upgrade. You need extended observation time: Power-saving mode adds runtime while maintaining core image performance. You use one optic across several roles: The improved detector, larger display, and shorter body benefit handheld, helmet, and rifle configurations. An RH25 V2 that meets your requirements remains useful equipment. The H25 earns consideration when you need better imaging, more flexible clip-on support, improved helmet operation, or more control over battery consumption. For a preparedness-minded owner, the decision should come down to the capability you need and will train with. The MICRO 2 H25 gives you more capability across the same four roles without requiring a separate thermal optic for each job.