In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans review the new AGM ReachIR 25-384 LRF thermal monocular. Featuring a 384 resolution sensor, built-in laser rangefinder, 18650 batteries and a small compact design; this is the smallest handheld with a built in LRF that we’ve ever reviewed. Listen as we break down image quality, rangefinding accuracy, and overall value. Could this be the best budget-friendly thermal LRF monocular on the market? Tune in to find out!

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Jason and Hans tackle an increasingly common question; are ultra high-resolution 1280 thermal scopes really worth the extra cost? 6 years ago we discussed the same question about 640 resolution optics and now the image quality is even higher but the prices are not. With image quality, performance, and price all on the table, we break down whether 1280 scopes are a necessity or just a luxury. Don’t miss this show on the latest in thermal technology.

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show Jason and Hans take a close look at the AGM Adder V2 TS35-640 LRF, a new 640 high resolution thermal scope with a built-in LRF with an integrated ballistic calculator. The guys break down what’s new in the V2 model, how it performs in the field and advise who it’s good for. Don’t miss this or any of the AGM Adder V2 reviews here on the podcast.

This week, Ep. 366, Jason and Hans are reviewing one of the most popular handheld thermal monoculars of the year, the Nocpix Lumi H35! As always, the guys will review every aspect of the newest 640 scanner on the market, including specs, thermal video through the optic video, likes/dislikes, and who it's good for. This episode is jam packed with informed performance expectations and wrapped up in package for you to enjoy!

In this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason dive into the topic of quick detach (QD) mounts, breaking down the different styles including single-lever and dual-lever designs. They discuss the pros and cons of each type, how they perform in real hunting situations and whether or not QD mounts truly return to zero when removed and reattached. If you’ve ever wondered if QD mounts live up to the claims, this show will give you the info you need to make a decision for yourself.

We’re back with another review here at The Late Night Vision Show. On this show, Hans and Jason review the AGM Rattler V2 25-320, a compact and budget-friendly thermal scope priced at just $1,495. With a 320x256 resolution this Rattler V2 model offers a big upgrade for hunters needing 200+ yard performance but wanting stay in a lower price range. We cover image quality, ID range, features, and real-world usability to help you decide if this entry-level thermal is the right fit for your night hunting needs.

In this episode Hans and Jason take a deep dive into the latest news on tariffs and explore how these changes could potentially affect the thermal optics industry. They discuss the possible impact on pricing, product availability, and supply chains, as well as what dealers, manufacturers, and consumers should be watching for in the coming months. Whether you’re looking to purchase a new optics or just passionate about night hunting, this is a show you won’t want to miss.

In this episode, Jason and Hans review the new Nocpix Ace L35 3x 384 resolution thermal rifle scope. They cover image quality, performance in the field, and how it stacks up against the iRay USA predecessors that it replaces and give their full field review. Tune in for a honest breakdown and feature explanation of this impressive new scope.