Nocpix MICRO 2 H25 640 4-in-1 Thermal Monocular & Clip-On

Nocpix MICRO2 H25: 640 Thermal for Helmet, Handheld, Clip-On and Sight Use

The Nocpix MICRO2 H25 is a 4-in-1 thermal optic with a 640 × 512 sensor, 25mm f/1.0 lens, and 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display. It works as a handheld scanner, helmet-mounted monocular, thermal clip-on, and standalone thermal sight when configured for the role.

The H25 is the lower-cost option in the MICRO2 pair. It combines a 17.5° × 13.1° field of view with a published 11.2-ounce optic weight and approximately 6.5 hours of standard runtime per battery. Choose it when that viewing format fits your use and you want the MICRO2 platform's versatility without paying for the Ultra's wider scene.

Why Choose the MICRO2 H25?

• 640 × 512 thermal sensor: a Nocpix Gen II core with 12 µm pixels, ≤15 mK NETD, and 60 Hz refresh.
• 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display: the same published display resolution as the Ultra, with a different thermal sensor feeding it.
• Clip-on support up to 10×: expanded support compared with the RH25 V2's published 6× limit.
• Three clip-on profiles: save calibration settings for different setups and verify each combination.
• Up to 9 hours in Auto Power Saving: longer published runtime than the Ultra, with wireless and recording limitations while saving power.
• Helmet features: Dual-Link, Flip Standby, and NV Highlight and Outline modes support more specialized configurations.

Four Uses From One MICRO2 H25

What Changes From the RH25 V2?

The H25 moves from the RH25 V2's 640 × 480 sensor to 640 × 512. That is about 6.7% more total sensor pixels. Its 1.03-inch, 2560 × 2560 display is also a substantial resolution increase over the V2's 1440 × 1080 display. Display resolution and sensor resolution describe different parts of the imaging chain; a higher-resolution display does not turn this into a 1280 thermal sensor.

Other upgrades include support for day scopes up to 10×, three clip-on zeroing profiles, and the new helmet and power-management functions. If you already own a RICO MICRO, have the exact mount and adapter part numbers checked before assuming your hardware transfers.

Helmet Use and Separate Night Vision

The H25 has a dedicated helmet mode with its own image positioning and calibration options. Dual-Link coordinates settings between two MICRO2 devices. Flip Standby puts the optic into standby when raised on the helmet mount and wakes it when returned to the viewing position.

NV Highlight and Outline simplify the thermal image when pairing with a separate night-vision optic. They do not make the H25 an integrated thermal/digital night-vision fusion device. Compare helmet-mounted thermal options and use the helmet setup guide to plan the complete system.

Clip-On Magnification and Digital Zoom Are Different

In clip-on mode, the H25 supports a compatible day scope set up to 10×. Its own digital zoom is a separate feature: up to 4× digital zoom is available in standalone/handheld mode and is disabled in helmet and clip-on modes.

The manual lists 1.5× for standalone/handheld viewing and describes separate image scaling for helmet and clip-on use. Treat magnification as mode-specific rather than calling every configuration “true 1×.” Confirm your day scope, mounting height, available space, and attachment before buying a thermal clip-on setup.

Battery Life With the Operating Mode Explained

The H25 uses one replaceable 18650 battery at a time and supports USB-C external power. Published runtime is approximately 6.5 hours in standard use, or up to 9 hours with Auto Power Saving. Conditions and enabled functions affect actual runtime.

The saving mode disables Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, the microphone, and recoil-activated video while active. Recording is unavailable until wake-up. If remote control, linked operation, or continuous recording matters, budget around standard runtime rather than assuming every feature remains active for nine hours.

For capture and file management, the H25 has 64 GB of storage, photo and video recording, a microphone, recoil-activated video, Wi-Fi 6, and Nocpix app support.

MICRO2 H25 vs. Ultra: Which Makes More Sense?

The H25 is lighter and has longer published runtime. The Ultra adds a 1280 × 960 sensor and a much wider 34.2° × 25.9° view. Both use a 25mm f/1.0 lens, 60 Hz refresh, ≤15 mK NETD, and a 2560 × 2560 AMOLED display.

Choose H25 when its view and performance fit the job and the lower total cost matters. Consider Ultra when wider scanning coverage is worth the extra cost and weight. A side-by-side image comparison at your usual distances is more useful than choosing from the sensor number alone.

MICRO2 H25 Specifications

What Is Included?

The manufacturer's package list includes the optic, objective cap, removable eyeguard, 1.93-inch OEM rifle mount, mounting screws and hex keys, objective lens lever, Bluetooth remote, two 18650 batteries, battery charger, USB-C cable, hard case, lens cloth, and manual. One battery powers the optic at a time; the second is a spare.

PICTAIL is optional and is not included. A helmet, bridge, helmet mount, and any role-specific adapters are separate unless your selected Thermal Bros bundle expressly includes them. Ask us to check the complete mounting chain before ordering.

MICRO2 H25 Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Nocpix MICRO2 H25?

It is a 640 × 512, 25mm thermal optic that supports handheld, helmet, clip-on, and standalone sight use. Its manufacturer SKU is MICRO2-H25 and its UPC is 850048751811.

Is the H25 sensor 640 × 480 or 640 × 512?

The MICRO2 H25 sensor is 640 × 512. The older RH25 V2 uses 640 × 480. Do not transfer specifications between those models.

Is the MICRO2 H25 a true 1× optic in every mode?

The manual lists standalone/handheld viewing at 1.5× and describes separate display scaling for helmet and clip-on modes. Magnification depends on the selected operating mode.

Can the H25 work ahead of a day scope?

Yes. It supports day-scope magnification up to 10× in clip-on mode, with three saved clip-on profiles. Check the exact scope, mount, alignment and calibration procedure before use.

Can I use its 4× digital zoom while it is on a helmet?

No. The manual disables digital zoom in helmet and clip-on modes. Up to 4× digital zoom applies to standalone/handheld mode.

How long does the MICRO2 H25 battery last?

Published figures are approximately 6.5 hours in standard use and up to 9 hours with Auto Power Saving, per 18650 battery. The extended figure includes limitations on wireless and recording functions.

Are two batteries used at the same time?

No. One 18650 powers the optic at a time. The manufacturer package list includes two batteries so you have a spare, plus a charger.

Does the MICRO2 H25 have a laser rangefinder?

No. The manual lists no built-in rangefinder. If onboard ranging is essential, compare a model with an integrated laser rangefinder.

Is the MICRO2 H25 the same as MINI2 H25?

No. The MINI2 H25 is a separate thermal and digital night-vision platform. MICRO2 NV display modes are intended for pairing with a separate night-vision device. Match the exact model and SKU when comparing them.

What mounting hardware is included?

The manufacturer package list includes a 1.93-inch OEM rifle mount. PICTAIL is optional and not included. Helmet mounting components and role-specific adapters are separate unless stated in the bundle.

Is it better than the Ultra for long sessions?

It has a lower published optic weight and longer standard and power-saving runtime. Comfort also depends on the complete mount, balance and use. The Ultra may still be preferable when its wider view matters more.

Does the 1,375-yard detection figure mean I can identify game that far away?

No. Detection is finding a heat signature. Identification requires enough information to establish what it is. Subject size, conditions and settings change the practical result.

What warranty is listed?

The manual lists a five-year manufacturer warranty, subject to its terms. Thermal Bros can help with registration, product support and RMA guidance.

Get Help Matching Your Thermal Setup

Contact Thermal Bros for help choosing the optic and mounting components. For help after purchase, visit product support and warranty assistance.