AGM ASP TM35-384

• 384×288 VOx thermal sensor: The uncooled vanadium-oxide sensor gives the AGM ASP TM35-384 the thermal detail needed to pick out heat signatures clearly in darkness, brush, fog, or other low-visibility conditions where conventional optics lose contrast.
• 35 mK NETD sensitivity: Low thermal sensitivity helps the monocular separate small temperature differences, so animals, people, and background terrain appear with better definition when conditions are humid or thermally flat.
• 1024×768 OLED display: A high-resolution OLED screen presents the thermal image with good contrast and a clean viewing experience, reducing the coarse, blocky look that can make prolonged observation more tiring.
• Video recording and image capture: Built-in recording functions let the user document observations, review activity later, or save evidence and reference material during patrol, search, or hunting use.
• Compact handheld format: At 480.00 g and 202.00 mm long, this thermal monocular remains easy to carry for scanning and spot-checking, while still offering the reach of a 35 mm objective for longer-distance observation.

About the AGM ASP Series

AGM ASP is a family of handheld thermal-imaging monoculars built for observation rather than weapon mounting. Within AGM Global Vision’s thermal lineup, the series covers both the compact Asp-Micro models and the larger ASP TM units, giving users a choice between maximum portability and greater viewing reach. The series is aimed at applications such as patrolling, law enforcement, search and rescue, hiking, and hunting, where fast thermal detection matters more than daylight color detail.

Across the family, AGM describes the ASP models as using uncooled vanadium-oxide focal-plane-array detectors, a practical choice for handheld thermal devices because it combines reliable thermal detection with a compact form factor. AGM also documents onboard image capture and video recording, along with functions such as hot-spot marking, distance measurement, and Wi-Fi hotspot capability on ASP-Micro and ASP TM models. In use, that makes the series well suited to users who need a thermal monocular not only for spotting heat sources, but also for documenting what they see and sharing or reviewing footage afterward.

About the AGM ASP TM35-384

The AGM ASP TM35-384 is a handheld thermal monocular built around a 384×288 VOx uncooled sensor with 17.00 μm pixel pitch and 35.00 mK NETD. In practical use, that combination gives it the sensitivity to distinguish heat sources from surrounding terrain with useful clarity, especially when the scene does not offer strong temperature contrast. The stated 3157.00 m detection range makes this model suitable for long-range scanning and initial detection work, while the 35 mm objective helps concentrate the image on more distant targets than shorter-lens handheld units.

The viewing system pairs that sensor with a 1024×768 OLED display, which helps present thermal detail with strong contrast and a crisp image structure. The monocular offers 1.00x to 4.00x magnification, giving the user flexibility between wider-area scanning and closer inspection of a detected heat source. For field observation, that matters because a handheld thermal monocular is often used in two stages: first to locate movement or heat, then to assess shape, direction, and behavior more carefully.

The ASP TM35-384 also includes image capture and video recording, useful for documenting game activity, recording incidents, or reviewing observations after the fact. Its 480.00 g weight and compact housing make it manageable for extended handheld use, while the waterproof and fogproof construction supports operation in poor weather and changing temperatures. With a 5.00 h battery life and an operating range of -30 to +55°C, it is configured for practical field use across a wide range of environments.

About AGM Global Vision

AGM Global Vision was founded in 2019 by Gary Tarakanov and Mark Tarakanov. The company is based in Fort Worth, Texas, United States, and focuses on thermal imaging, night vision, and digital optics. Its catalog covers handheld thermal and night-vision devices, binoculars, weapon sights, and illumination equipment, which places the brand squarely in the field-observation and shooting-optics segment.

Within this category, AGM is known for offering a broad thermal lineup that spans observation devices and dedicated weapon optics. Its night-vision range includes Generation 2 to Generation 3 image-intensifier options, while its thermal families include established lines such as Rattler and Adder. More recent launches such as the Sidewinder handheld thermal observation series and the Spectrum LRF 4K digital day/night scope show the company’s continued emphasis on thermal and digital viewing systems for hunting, surveillance, and outdoor use.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal monocular
• Series: AGM ASP
• Magnification: 1.00 x - 4.00 x
• Field of view: 187.00 m/1000m
• Field of view (angular): 10.70 °
• Detection range: 3157.00 m
• Thermal sensor type: VOx Uncooled
• Thermal sensor resolution: 384x288
• Pixel pitch: 17.00 μm
• NETD: 35.00 mK
• Display type: OLED
• Display resolution: 1024×768
• Image capture: Yes
• Video recording: Yes
• Battery life: 5.00 h
• Length: 202.00 mm
• Width: 74.00 mm
• Height: 66.00 mm
• Weight: 480.00 g
• Working temperature range: -30 to +55°C
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Lens coating: Fully multicoated
• Color: Black

Warranty

AGM Global Vision states a 3-year warranty period for the ASP TM35-384.

In the Box

• Thermal monocular
• USB cable
• Lanyard
• Lens cloth
• Operation manual
• Protective bag