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HIKMICRO HABROK 4K SERIES
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Experience the next generation of hunting optics with the HikMicro Habrok Pro and Habrok 4K thermal binoculars. Offering thermal imaging, 4K UHD clarity, laser rangefinding, and multi-spectral technology, the Habrok series is designed for hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, and professionals who demand top performance in all lighting and weather conditions.
Explore HikMicro Habrok 4K Pro Series
The HikMicro Habrok 4K series redefines binocular optics by combining thermal imaging, 4K optical zoom, and advanced multi-spectral technology. Built for professionals and enthusiasts alike, the Habrok and Habrok 4K provide unmatched detection, clarity, and functionality, allowing you to see further and clearer, no matter the conditions.
Key Features of the Habrok Pro Range
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Thermal Imaging Performance – Detect heat signatures at long distances in complete darkness or adverse conditions.
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Multi-Spectral Technology – Seamlessly switch between thermal, digital, and optical imaging modes, or combine them for enhanced target detection and identification.
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4K UHD Optics (Habrok 4K model) – Provides outstanding image clarity with ultra-high-definition resolution.
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Field of View & Lens Options – Different sensor and lens configurations are available, letting you balance wide FOV for scanning or narrower FOV with higher magnification for long-range precision.
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Laser Rangefinder (LRF) – Built-in precision distance measurement.
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Durable & Weatherproof – Rugged housing for reliable use in all environments.
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Extended Battery Life – Designed for long hours in the field.
Habrok vs. Habrok 4K
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Habrok: Premium thermal binoculars with excellent thermal sensor options and flexible FOV configurations.
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Habrok 4K: Adds true 4K UHD digital optics with sharper imaging for those demanding maximum detail and identification capability.
Buying Guide – Choosing the Right Habrok
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For hunters scanning wide areas → Choose a model with a wider FOV to quickly spot game across terrain.
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For long-range precision and identification → Opt for a narrower FOV with larger lens options for enhanced magnification.
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On a tighter budget → The standard Habrok provides superb thermal and multi-spectral performance.
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For ultimate clarity → The Habrok 4K delivers 4K UHD optics and the most advanced image detail available.
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Multi-spectral advantage → Both models allow switching between imaging modes, making them ideal for variable conditions and professional applications.
HikMicro Habrok 4K FAQ's
What is multi-spectral imaging?
Multi-spectral combines thermal, optical, and digital channels, allowing you to detect heat signatures, then confirm target details with optical clarity.
What are the differences in FOV, sensors, and lens options?
Habrok models come with different thermal sensors and lens sizes, giving you the choice between wider FOV for scanning or narrower FOV for long-range detail. Higher resolution sensors and larger lenses improve detection range and target recognition.
What is the main difference between Habrok and Habrok 4K?
The Habrok provides excellent thermal performance, while the Habrok 4K includes true 4K UHD optics for superior detail.
Can the Habrok be used in daylight?
Yes, the digital and optical channels allow for effective use in daylight as well as total darkness.
Do they include a laser rangefinder?
Yes, all Habrok models feature an integrated LRF for accurate distance measurement.
Are they weatherproof?
Yes, they’re built with rugged, weather-resistant housings designed for outdoor and professional use.
Which models include the chest harness pack ?
The HikMicro branded chest harness pack is included with HQ35L 4K, HQ50L Pro and HX60L Pro models.
HikMicro Habrok Comparison Table
| Model | Thermal Sensor & Lens | NETD / Sensitivity | Detection Range | Optical / Day-Night Sensor & Lens | Magnification & FOV (Thermal / Optical) | Weight / Battery / Key Specs |
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| HE25L | 256×192 @12 µm VOx, 25 mm F1.0 lens | <35 mK | ≈1,200 m | 4K CMOS 3840×2160, 60 mm digital lens | Thermal: 7.0°×5.3° (~12.2×9.3 m @100m) Optical: ~6.9°×4.1° (~12×7.2 m) 5.5–22× digital zoom |
≈795 g; 0.49" OLED display; ~8 h battery |
| HH35L | 384×288 @12 µm, 35 mm F1.0 lens | <20 mK | ≈1,800 m | CMOS 2560×1440, 35 mm optical lens | Thermal: 7.5°×5.7° (~13.2×9.9 m @100m) Optical: 13.9°×7.8° (~24.4×13.6 m) |
≈780 g; 1000 m LRF; 0.49" OLED; ~6 h battery; IP67 |
| HQ35L | 640×512 @12 µm, 35 mm F1.0 lens | <20 mK | ≈1,800 m | 4K CMOS 3840×2160, 60 mm digital lens | Thermal: similar to HH35L Optical: ~12.6×7.2 m @100m; 5.5–22× digital zoom |
≈780 g; 1000 m LRF; 0.49" OLED; ~6–7 h battery; IP67 |
| HQ50L | 640×512 @12 µm, 50 mm F1.0 lens | <15 mK | ≈2,600 m | 4K CMOS 3840×2160, 60 mm digital lens | Thermal: 8.8°×5.3° (~15.4×9.3 m @100m) Optical: ~7.3°×4.1° (~12.6×7.2 m) |
≈975 g; 1000 m LRF; 0.49" OLED; ~10.5 h battery; IP67 |
| HX60L | 1280×1024 @12 µm, 60 mm F1.0 lens | <18 mK | ≈3,100 m | 4K CMOS 3840×2160, 60 mm digital lens | Thermal: 14.6°×8.8° (~25.6×15.4 m @100m) Optical: ~7.3°×4.1° (~12.6×7.2 m) |
≈1,050 g; 1000 m LRF; replaceable battery; 0.49" OLED; IP67 |
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