RIX Tourer T50 4K Digital Day/Night Vision Riflescope

RIX Tourer T50 4K Digital Day/Night Vision Scope Overview

The RIX Tourer T50 4K is a digital day/night riflescope for hunters who want one rifle-mounted optic for daylight, fading light, and nighttime use. It combines a native 3840 x 2160 sensor, a bright 50 mm F1.2 objective lens, 3.5x base magnification, and a 1920 x 1080 AMOLED display in a familiar, center-balanced scope profile.

Its built-in laser rangefinder measures to 1,640 yards at night and 1,312 yards during the day, while the onboard ballistic calculator can store five zeroing profiles. Recoil-activated video, 64 GB of internal memory, Wi-Fi through the RIX+ app, and replaceable 21700 or 18650 battery compatibility round out a feature set built for hog hunting, predator control, and after-dark property use.

Important: The Tourer T50 4K is digital night vision, not thermal. It creates an image from available visible or infrared light rather than detecting heat. An IR illuminator mount is included, but an IR illuminator is not listed in the included package.

Why the Tourer T50 4K Stands Out

• Native 4K sensor: The 3840 x 2160 sensor preserves more visual detail for target identification and digital zoom than lower-resolution digital night vision sensors.
• Bright 50 mm F1.2 lens: The large aperture gathers more available light as daylight fades. RIX states that F1.2 captures 2.25 times more light than an F1.8 aperture.
• Built-in 1,640-yard LRF: Range targets to 1,640 yards at night or 1,312 yards during the day with published accuracy of approximately +/-1.09 yards.
• Onboard ballistic calculation: Use measured distance with stored ballistic data and up to five zeroing profiles instead of moving between a scope, separate rangefinder, and phone.
• 3.5-28x magnification: The 3.5x base view supports practical field scanning through the rifle, while 8x digital zoom provides a closer look when needed.
• 1080p AMOLED display: The 0.49-inch, 1920 x 1080 display delivers a detailed sight picture with 48 mm of eye relief.
• Day, low-light, and night modes: Select optimized image modes, including natural Day-STD color and higher-contrast Day-VIV color, as conditions change.
• Recoil-activated video: RAV automatically captures footage around the shot, while photos and 1796 x 1080 video save to 64 GB of internal memory.
• Flexible field power: Run one replaceable 21700 battery or use an 18650 battery with the included adapter sleeve. Two 21700 batteries are included.
• Field-ready construction: IP67 protection, a -4°F to 122°F operating range, and a published 1000 g / 6000 J recoil rating support real hunting use.

4K Detail from Daylight into Darkness

The Tourer T50 uses a 4K digital sensor rather than a thermal detector. In daylight, that means a full-color, camera-like view that can show natural details such as body shape, markings, terrain, fences, and vegetation. The Day-STD mode favors true-to-life color, while Day-VIV increases color contrast when a target needs to stand out against a complex background.

As light fades, the fixed F1.2 lens helps the sensor make better use of the light that remains. In darkness, the scope uses infrared light to create its night image. Available ambient IR may be enough in some conditions, but a separate IR illuminator is the dependable choice in true zero-light environments.

Built-In Rangefinding and Ballistic Calculation

Distance can be difficult to judge through any digital display. The Tourer T50 addresses that problem with a laser rangefinder integrated into the center turret instead of adding a bulky external module. Published ranging capability reaches 1,640 yards at night and 1,312 yards in daylight.

After the distance is measured, the onboard ballistic calculator can display a calculated aiming solution. Five zeroing profiles let you store setups for different rifles, loads, or zero distances. Ballistic data can be entered on the scope or managed through the RIX+ app.

Who the RIX Tourer T50 4K Is Best For

• Hog and coyote hunters working fields, feeders, crop edges, and known shooting lanes.
• Hunters who want one optic for both daytime and nighttime use.
• Buyers who prefer a photographic image for target identification instead of a thermal heat map.
• Shooters who want integrated rangefinding and ballistic correction without a separate rangefinder.
• Users who value a traditional 30 mm ring-mounted scope profile and center-balanced design.
• Hunters who want replaceable, widely available 21700 or 18650 battery options.

Who should consider something else?

If your main job is finding animals quickly in total darkness, brush, fog, or low-contrast terrain, a thermal riflescope may be the better first tool. Thermal detects heat without visible or infrared illumination. The Tourer T50 makes more sense when natural detail, target identification, and one-scope day/night versatility matter most.

RIX Tourer T50 4K vs. AGM Spectrum LRF 4K

The AGM Spectrum LRF 4K is the closest direct comparison currently sold by Thermal Bros. Both use a 3840 x 2160 sensor, 50 mm lens, 3.5-28x magnification, 1080p display, built-in rangefinder, ballistic calculator, recording, Wi-Fi, and 64 GB of storage. The differences are in how each scope is built and powered.

Choose the Tourer T50 when long-range onboard ranging, replaceable 21700 power, and a compact traditional profile matter most. Choose the Spectrum when you specifically value an adjustable aperture and its built-in-plus-replaceable battery arrangement. If you want a simpler entry-level option without integrated LRF or ballistics, compare the Sightmark Wraith 4K Mini.

RIX Tourer T50 4K Specifications

Published specifications are based on RIX product materials and may change with firmware, packaging, or production updates. Battery life varies with temperature, Wi-Fi, display settings, recording, ranging, and other use conditions.

What's Included

• RIX Tourer T50 4K digital night vision scope
• Picatinny ring mount set
• Two hex keys
• Two 21700 batteries
• 18650 battery adapter sleeve
• Battery charger
• Battery fireproof bag
• IR illuminator mount
• USB Type-C cable
• Lens cloth
• RIX manufacturer warranty

IR illuminator note: The package list includes an IR illuminator mount, not an IR illuminator. Confirm current U.S. package contents before ordering if an illuminator is important to your setup.

RIX Tourer T50 4K Frequently Asked Questions

Is the RIX Tourer T50 4K a thermal scope?

No. It is a digital day/night vision riflescope. It uses visible and infrared light to create a photographic image. A thermal scope detects heat and does not need visible or infrared illumination.

Can the Tourer T50 4K be used during the day?

Yes. Daytime use is a central part of the design. Day-STD provides more natural color, while Day-VIV increases color contrast. Additional low-light and night settings help adapt the image as conditions change.

Does the RIX Tourer T50 include an IR illuminator?

An IR illuminator mount is included, but an IR illuminator is not listed in the U.S. manual's package contents. Plan on adding a compatible IR illuminator for reliable performance in complete darkness unless current U.S. packaging states otherwise.

How far does the laser rangefinder work?

RIX publishes a maximum range of 1,640 yards at night and 1,312 yards during the day, with accuracy of approximately +/-1.09 yards. Actual performance depends on target reflectivity, weather, angle, and atmospheric conditions.

Does the Tourer T50 have a ballistic calculator?

Yes. The onboard ballistic calculator works with measured range and supports five zeroing profiles. Ballistic parameters can be entered on the optic or managed through the RIX+ app.

How long does the battery last?

RIX publishes up to 6.5 hours in night mode or 3.5 hours in day mode per battery at 72°F under test conditions. Two 21700 batteries are included, so a charged spare can extend field time. Cold temperatures, Wi-Fi, display brightness, recording, and frequent ranging can reduce runtime.

Can the Tourer T50 use 18650 batteries?

Yes. The scope accepts a 21700 battery directly and can use an 18650 battery with the included adapter sleeve. It can also be powered or charged through the USB Type-C port.

Can it record a shot automatically?

Yes. Recoil-activated video can automatically save footage around the shot. Manual video and photo capture are also supported, with files stored on 64 GB of internal memory.

What is the recoil rating?

RIX publishes a maximum recoil rating of 1000 g / 6000 J. Confirm compatibility with RIX or Thermal Bros before mounting the optic on a specific heavy-recoil or magnum setup.

Does it connect to a phone?

Yes. Built-in Wi-Fi connects the scope to the RIX+ app for supported functions such as viewing, file access, ballistic data management, and wireless firmware updates.

What is the warranty?

RIX lists a three-year manufacturer warranty for the Tourer T50 4K. Warranty coverage is subject to the current U.S. terms and exclusions.

Why Buy the RIX Tourer T50 from Thermal Bros?

Thermal Bros will help you decide whether digital night vision or thermal better fits your property, terrain, lighting, and shooting distance. We would rather tell you when the Tourer T50 is the right value - and when it is not - than sell you the wrong optic.

• Authorized-product guidance and manufacturer warranty support
• Free economy shipping on qualifying orders
• Layaway options on eligible new products
• Trade-in and consignment help for eligible thermal and night vision gear
• Real support before and after the sale

Not sure whether the Tourer T50, AGM Spectrum LRF 4K, or a thermal scope is the better fit? Contact Thermal Bros or call 866-464-4461 for straightforward help.