This compact thermal optic packs a 256×192 resolution sensor (12?m) with a 13mm F1.0 lens and smooth 60 Hz refresh rate into a package that weighs just about 4 oz (113–114 g). The standout feature is its tiny 1.4-inch 360×300 display (AMOLED/LCD-style touchscreen), which delivers clear thermal images right on the device itself. You get thermal imaging that cuts through total darkness, fog, or clutter by detecting heat signatures, with detection ranges up to around 740 yards (depending on target size and conditions) and practical identification closer in.
- Ultra-portable design — Small enough for a pistol (standard RMR footprint, with adapters for other pistol and rifle mounts like Picatinny, 45° offset, etc.). Use it as a primary pistol sight or secondary/offset optic on a rifle.
- Touchscreen + buttons for easy control of reticles (6 MOA dot, with optional 65 or 130 MOA circles), color palettes, zeroing, and more. Auto brightness and InstaWake tech (motion-activated) make it quick and intuitive.
- Rugged build — IP67 waterproof/dustproof, rated for up to 1200g recoil, aluminum housing that survives drops, and operates in a wide temperature range.
- Practical power — Single CR2 battery for ~5 hours runtime (USB-C external power supported), with digital zoom options.
t’s not a high-end long-range precision scope, but as an accessible entry into thermal imaging for pistols, home defense, pest control, or night work, it’s a game-changer in size and price (around $699). Reviews highlight the smooth imaging, solid durability, and how surprisingly usable the small form factor is.
If you’re into compact, innovative thermal gear that punches above its weight, the Fast Mini series (including the higher-res FML19 sibling) is worth a look. Check it out here: Infitac Fast Mini FMP13.