The Pocket series is RIX's entry point into thermal - a compact, pocketable monocular built for scanning, spotting and general observation without the bulk or the price tag of a full-size unit.
The Pocket K2 pairs a 256 x 192 thermal sensor with a 9 mm objective. Suited to scanning and observation for hunting, pest and feral animal control, and property management.
Specifications
| Detector | 256 x 192 |
| Objective lens | 9 mm |
| Display | 800 |
| Field of view (H) | 19.4° |
| Image stabilisation | EIS |
| Laser rangefinder | Not fitted |
| Weight | 200 g |
| Operating time | 7 h |
| Warranty | 3 years standard |
Frequently asked questions
What thermal sensor does the RIX Pocket K2 use?
The Pocket K2 uses a 256 x 192 thermal detector behind a 9 mm objective lens, with a horizontal field of view of 19.4 degrees.
Does the Pocket K2 have a laser rangefinder?
No. The Pocket K2 is a scanning and observation monocular with no rangefinder fitted. If you need ranging, look at the RIX Titan T3 or Titan T6, which have a 1200 m laser rangefinder built in.
How heavy is the Pocket K2 and how long does it run?
The Pocket K2 weighs 200 g and runs for approximately 7 hours. It also has electronic image stabilisation to steady the picture while scanning.