Built for hunters and wildlife observers who demand the full picture in any light, the HikMicro Habrok 2.0 4K Binoculars - 256x192 12mic <35mk With 4K Day/NV 850nm is a multi-spectral observation system that brings together thermal imaging, 4K digital optics, and a built-in laser rangefinder into a single, field-ready unit. This is the second-generation Habrok, and HikMicro has meaningfully refined the package with an ergonomically redesigned housing, upgraded IR illumination, and better-positioned controls that make a real difference when you're glassing for extended periods. Whether you're tracking feral pigs across a dark paddock, glassing deer at last light, or calling in foxes well after sunset, the Habrok 2.0 gives you thermal detection out to 1200 m, 4K daytime clarity, and true night vision capability, all from one device you can carry in your hands. It's a serious piece of kit for serious hunters.

HikMicro Habrok 2.0 4K Binoculars - 256x192 12mic <35mk With 4K Day/NV 850nm Key Features

• Thermal Sensor: Uncooled VOx sensor at 256x192 resolution with a 12 µm pixel pitch and a thermal sensitivity (NETD) of less than 18 mK. The finer the pixel pitch and the lower the NETD, the more subtle temperature differences the sensor can distinguish, which translates directly to sharper, more detailed thermal images and better target separation at range.
• Thermal Detection Range: Detects a human-sized target at up to 1200 m with a 25 mm F1.0 thermal lens. The fast F1.0 aperture maximises light-gathering and sensitivity, particularly important in cold or low-contrast environments. Thermal magnification runs from 4.3x to 17.2x, with a field of view of 7.0° × 5.3° (12.2 m × 9.3 m at 100 m).
• 4K Digital Imaging: A 1/1.8" CMOS sensor captures at 3840 × 2160 (4K) resolution through a 60 mm F2.2 digital lens, with magnification from 5.5x up to 22x. This channel provides high-resolution daytime observation and recorded footage that's genuinely usable for identifying species, antler configuration, or animal condition at distance.
• Night Vision with Dual IR Illumination: Integrated IR illuminator supports both 850 nm and 940 nm wavelengths (interchangeable), with a night vision range of 400 m. The 940 nm wavelength is invisible to both humans and most animals, while the 850 nm option delivers stronger illumination output. The upgraded illumination system in the Habrok 2.0 produces a cleaner, more even IR beam than its predecessor.
• Laser Rangefinder: Built-in rangefinder operates from 10 m to 1000 m with an accuracy of ±1 m. Having a precise distance reading integrated into the same unit you're glassing with removes the need to carry a separate rangefinder, and feeds directly into shot preparation for licensed hunters.
• HIKMICRO Shutterless Image System (HSIS) and EIS: HSIS eliminates the periodic shutter clicks common to many thermal devices, providing a continuously smooth image without interruption. Electronic Image Stabilisation (EIS) further reduces the effects of hand movement, which is particularly useful when glassing at higher magnification settings or in the dark.
• GPS and Digital Compass: Onboard GPS and compass allow location data and directional information to be embedded in recorded media, useful for logging observation points, planning access routes, or documenting pest activity across large properties.
• Recording and Connectivity: 64 GB of internal storage supports photo, video, and audio recording directly to the device. Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity allows footage to be transferred or streamed to a smartphone or tablet. The OLED display measures 0.49" (1.24 cm) at 1920 × 1080 resolution, delivering sharp image quality through the eyepiece.
• Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Hot Track: PIP overlays a zoomed thermal or digital view within the main image, allowing you to observe a wider scene while simultaneously examining a region of interest in detail. Hot Track automatically identifies and highlights the hottest point in the thermal image, useful for quickly locating warm-bodied animals against a cluttered background.
• Image and Thermal Display Modes: Digital channel offers Day, Night, Auto, Green, and Yellow modes. Thermal channel offers Whitehot, Blackhot, Redhot, and Fusion palettes. The rear toggle lever allows fast switching between thermal and optical channels without removing the unit from your face.
• Construction and Ergonomics: Internal magnesium alloy frame with rubber-armoured exterior provides durability without excessive mass. Weight without battery is 895 g and overall dimensions are 143.1 × 74.8 × 223.3 mm. IP67-rated for full dust exclusion and submersion up to 1 m, suitable for use in rain, heavy dew, or wet scrub. Operating temperature range is -30 °C to +55 °C.
• Battery and Usability: Powered by four standard 18650 rechargeable batteries with a runtime of over 6.5 hours. Replaceable 18650 cells mean you can carry spares for extended outings without relying on a charging source in the field. Smart Standby Mode conserves power during inactive periods. Interpupillary distance adjusts from 60 mm to 74 mm, and foldable eyecups accommodate both bare-eyed and spectacle-wearing users. A 1/4" UNC (6.35 mm) tripod mount is provided for extended glassing sessions.

The Habrok 2.0 represents one of the most capable multi-spectral observation tools available to Australian hunters at its price point, combining thermal detection, 4K digital resolution, true night vision, and rangefinding into a single, field-tough binocular. If you're hunting large properties, managing feral animals, or simply want the best possible visibility from dusk through to dawn, this is a unit that will genuinely change the way you work in the field.