Hikmicro Habrok 4K 2.0 Binoculars

HIKMICRO Habrok 4K 2.0 HE25L Multi-Spectrum Binoculars

The HIKMICRO Habrok 4K 2.0 HE25L binoculars combine thermal imaging, 4K digital optics, night illumination, and laser ranging in one device. Built by HIKMICRO for demanding field observation, they deliver reliable performance from daylight scanning to complete darkness.

Multi-Spectrum Observation System

The Habrok 4K 2.0 integrates both thermal and digital viewing channels into a single binocular platform. A dedicated Thermal/Digital switch allows instant transitions between detection and visual identification. This dual-channel architecture improves situational awareness across woodland, open ground, and low-contrast environments.

The thermal system uses a 256 × 192 VOx sensor with NETD below 18 mK. Heat signatures remain visible through foliage, mist, and darkness. Detection ranges reach up to 1200 metres using the 25 mm F1.0 thermal lens.

4K Digital Clarity for Day and Twilight

A 3840 × 2160 UHD CMOS sensor delivers detailed daytime imaging. The 60 mm F2.2 digital lens produces sharp images with natural colour reproduction. Digital magnification ranges from 5.5× to 22×, supporting observation at distance without losing clarity.  The optical system maintains strong performance during twilight conditions, extending usable viewing time when traditional optics begin to struggle.

The HABROK 4K 2.0 features a dedicated Thermal/Digital selector that lets you switch quickly between imaging modes without interrupting observation. A rear-mounted focus wheel allows fast, precise adjustments using one hand, improving control during active use. This updated layout follows the familiar handling of traditional binoculars while introducing a more efficient, field-ready control system.

Shutterless Thermal Imaging and Image Stability

The HABROK 4K 2.0 delivers exceptional thermal detection performance using a highly sensitive <18 mK NETD sensor, supported by HIKMICRO’s Zoom Pro processing. HSIS shutterless imaging technology eliminates calibration freeze during observation, maintaining uninterrupted viewing when scanning terrain or monitoring movement. Clear thermal contrast allows heat signatures to remain visible through light vegetation and difficult atmospheric conditions.

Electronic image stabilisation operates on both thermal and digital channels, reducing visible shake at higher magnifications. This improves long-range viewing comfort and image clarity during extended observation. Together, the advanced sensor sensitivity, stabilisation system, and image processing help users detect, identify, and track heat sources more effectively across varied environments and lighting conditions.

Laser Rangefinder and Ballistic Calculation

The HABROK 4K 2.0 features a built-in laser rangefinder that measures distances up to 1,000 metres with ±1 metre accuracy. Integrated GPS and a digital magnetic compass provide precise positional awareness, supporting confident observation, navigation, and field planning. These tools ensure reliable orientation during wildlife monitoring, exploration, or professional outdoor work.

Combined with the internal ballistic calculator, the system streamlines long-range shooting. After measuring distance, the device instantly computes the exact scope adjustments needed based on your ammunition profile. This integration removes guesswork and mental math, allowing fast, precise targeting and giving you full confidence in every shot.

Advanced 4K Digital Imaging & Adaptive IR Night Performance

The advanced 4K CMOS sensor captures highly detailed imagery with accurate colour reproduction, preserving natural contrast across the scene. In fading light, the system maintains clarity and sharpness when conventional optics begin to lose definition. This extended twilight performance provides valuable additional viewing time in low-light field conditions.

An upgraded infrared illumination system delivers stronger, cleaner IR output for improved detail in complete darkness. The binocular includes two detachable emitters: 850 nm for extended range and 940 nm for reduced visibility to wildlife. Users can select the appropriate wavelength to match terrain, distance, and observation requirements.

Smart IR technology automatically adjusts infrared intensity to prevent overexposure at closer distances while maintaining clarity at range. Night viewing performance extends up to 400 metres, depending on environmental conditions. Together, the 4K digital sensor and adaptive IR system provide consistent image quality from daylight through to full darkness.

Recording, Storage, and Smart Features

The Habrok 4K 2.0 records video, audio, and still images directly to internal storage. The built-in 64 GB memory stores field observations without external devices.  Features such as hotspot detection, Hot Track, picture-in-picture, and local album playback enhance monitoring capability. Hotspot connectivity allows pairing with mobile devices when required.

Ergonomic and Field-Ready Construction

The binocular weighs 895 g without batteries and remains comfortable during extended use. Rear focus controls and balanced ergonomics support one-handed operation.  Replaceable rechargeable Li-ion batteries provide more than 6.5 hours of runtime. Smart standby mode helps conserve power during observation pauses.

An IP67-rated housing protects the device from rain, dust, and harsh weather. The binocular operates in temperatures from −30°C to +55°C.  Tripod compatibility via a 1/4″-20 mounting interface allows stable long-duration observation.

HIKMICRO Habrok 4K 2.0 HE25L Key Features

• Dual thermal and 4K digital viewing system
• 256 × 192 thermal sensor with <18 mK NETD
• 3840 × 2160 UHD digital imaging sensor
• Integrated 1000 m laser rangefinder
• Replaceable 850 nm and 940 nm IR illuminators
• HSIS shutterless thermal imaging system
• Electronic image stabilisation on both channels
• GPS, compass, recording, and hotspot connectivity

The Habrok 4K 2.0 HE25L suits hunters, wildlife observers, search-and-rescue teams, and field professionals. It replaces multiple devices with one integrated observation system. The binocular prioritises detection, identification, and distance awareness in a single ergonomic platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Thermal Module & Imaging

Q: What type of thermal sensor does the Habrok 4K 2.0 use?
A: It uses a VOx uncooled focal plane array, detecting heat differences even in complete darkness.

Q: What is the thermal resolution and how does it affect detection?
A: The sensor provides 256 × 192 resolution, showing clear heat signatures at long distances.

Q: How sensitive is the thermal imaging?
A: It has <18 mK NETD sensitivity, meaning it can detect very small temperature differences.

Q: What is the thermal detection range?
A: The device detects heat sources up to 1,200 meters through foliage, mist, and low-contrast environments.

Q: How does thermal magnification work?
A: It provides 4.3×–17.2× thermal magnification with digital zoom options from 2× to 5× for detailed views.

Digital Module & Optical Features

Q: What type of digital sensor does it have?
A: A 1/1.8″ progressive scan CMOS sensor provides ultra-sharp 4K UHD imagery.

Q: What are the digital magnification and field of view?
A: Digital zoom ranges from 5.5× to 22× with a 7.3° × 4.1° field of view at 100 m.

Q: How does the dual-channel switching work?
A: The Thermal/Digital switch instantly toggles between heat-based and visible-light imaging for rapid observation.

Q: Can I use it in low-light conditions?
A: Yes. It includes 850 nm and 940 nm IR illuminators for night-time visibility.

Q: What is the digital minimum working distance?
A: The digital sensor focuses on subjects as close as 8 meters.

Laser Rangefinder

Q: What is the maximum distance the integrated laser rangefinder can measure?
A: It accurately measures up to 1,000 meters with ±1 m precision.

Q: How do the IR illuminators affect nighttime rangefinding?
A: They enhance visibility in darkness; 850 nm is for long-range, 940 nm is low-signature for discreet observation.

Q: What is the minimum range for the laser?
A: The rangefinder accurately measures objects as close as 10 meters.

Display & Viewing

Q: What type of display does the Habrok 4K 2.0 use?
A: It has a 0.49″ OLED display with 1920 × 1080 resolution for sharp, high-contrast images.

Q: Can I adjust brightness and contrast?
A: Yes, both are adjustable, and the device includes cold/warm thermal tone modes.

Q: What is the eye relief and exit pupil?
A: Eye relief is 15 mm, exit pupil is 8 mm, ensuring comfortable viewing for eyeglass wearers.

Recording & Storage

Q: Can I record videos or take photos?
A: Yes, the device supports video, audio, and photo capture directly to the 64 GB internal storage.

Q: Does it support picture-in-picture or hotspot tracking?
A: Yes, it features picture-in-picture, hotspot detection, and Hot Track for enhanced target awareness.

Q: Can data be accessed remotely?
A: Yes, recordings can be viewed or shared via the HIKMICRO Sight App.

Power & Battery

Q: What battery type does the device use?
A: It uses replaceable, rechargeable Li-ion batteries with hot-swappable functionality.

Q: How long does a full battery last?
A: Each set provides over 6.5 hours of continuous operation with hotspot and LRF active.

Q: How is the device powered?
A: It supports USB-C 5V/2A charging for flexibility in the field.

Build & Durability

Q: What is the weight and size of the Habrok 4K 2.0?
A: It weighs 895 g and measures 143.1 × 74.8 × 223.3 mm, making it compact yet stable.

Q: Is it weatherproof?
A: Yes, it is IP67 rated, protecting against dust and water immersion.

Q: Can it be mounted on a tripod?
A: Yes, it features a 1/4″-20 UNC mount for stable observation during long sessions.

Technical Specification

Thermal Module		Optical (Digital) Module		Laser Rangefinder
Thermal Sensor	VOx uncooled focal plane array	Digital Sensor	1/1.8″ progressive CMOS	Max Measuring Range	1000 m
Thermal Resolution	256 × 192	Digital Resolution	3840 × 2160	Accuracy	±1 m
Frame Rate	50 Hz	Digital Lens	60 mm F2.2	Minimum Range	10 m
Pixel Pitch	12 μm	Digital Magnification	5.5×–22×	Laser Class	Class 1
Spectral Response	8–14 μm	Digital Field of View	12.8 m × 7.2 m @100 m	Laser Wavelength	905 nm
NETD	<18 mK	Minimum Working Distance	8 m
Thermal Lens	25 mm F1.0	Focus Mode	Rear focus wheel
Detection Range	1200 m	Smart IR	Yes
Minimum Focus Distance	3 m	IR Illuminator	850 nm / 940 nm
Thermal Magnification	4.3×–17.2×	Night Viewing Range	400 m
Thermal Field of View	12.2 m × 9.3 m @100 m	Replaceable IR	Yes
Display & Viewing		System Features		Power & Protection
Display Type	OLED 0.49″	Internal Storage	64 GB EMMC	Battery Type	Rechargeable Li-ion
Display Resolution	1920 × 1080	Video Recording	Yes	Operating Time	≥6.5 hours
Exit Pupil	8 mm	Photo Capture	Yes	Power Supply	USB-C 5V 2A
Eye Relief	15 mm	Audio Recording	Yes	Protection Rating	IP67
Diopter Adjustment	-5D to +3D	GPS	Yes
Brightness Adjustment	Yes	Digital Compass	Yes
Contrast Adjustment	Yes	Hotspot Detection	Yes
Electronic Stabilisation	Thermal & Digital	Hot Track	Yes
Zoom Pro	Yes	Picture-in-Picture	Yes
HSIS Shutterless Imaging	Yes	Standby Mode	Yes
Tone Adjustment	Cold / Warm	Local Album	Yes
Physical & Mechanical
Weight	895 g	Dimensions	143.1 × 74.8 × 223.3 mm	Operating Temperature	-30°C to +55°C
Interpupillary Adjustment	60–74 mm	Mount Interface	1/4″-20 UNC