Conotech Polaris 635RL

• 640x512 VOx sensor: The high-resolution thermal detector with a 12.00 μm pixel pitch gives this scope the detail needed to separate animals, terrain and background heat sources more clearly, which helps with target recognition at longer distances.
• Built-in 1,000 m laser rangefinder: Integrated distance measurement with ±1 m accuracy keeps ranging in the same sight picture, making it faster to confirm distance and apply a hold without breaking position.
• 35 mm F1.1 objective: The fast objective lens gathers thermal energy efficiently, supporting better image brightness and contrast in poor weather and during the temperature transitions common at dawn, dusk and night.
• 50 Hz refresh rate and OLED display: A smooth image update paired with a 1024×768 OLED screen makes panning, scanning and tracking feel more natural, especially when watching moving game.
• WiFi, photo and video recording: Built-in connectivity and onboard recording make it easier to save observations, review shots and share footage without adding external accessories.

About the Conotech Polaris Series

Conotech Polaris is CONOTECH’s thermal riflescope family, positioned as a dedicated line for shooters who want a purpose-built thermal sight rather than a general observation device adapted for rifle use. The series includes 35 mm and 50 mm objective-lens variants and spans both 384 × 288 and 640 × 512 detector formats, giving users a choice between a more compact setup and higher image detail. Across the range, Polaris models use uncooled VOx detectors with a 12 μm pixel pitch, a 50 Hz refresh rate and a 1024 × 768 OLED display, a combination aimed at delivering a stable, readable thermal image in field conditions.

The series is built specifically for rifle mounting and CONOTECH states 1,200 G shock resistance, which reflects its intended use on live-fire platforms. Within the lineup, R and RL variants separate models with different ranging systems, while RL versions add an integrated laser rangefinder for direct distance measurement. CONOTECH also identifies Intelligent Bullet Drop Compensator (IBDC) as a Polaris technology, showing that the series is designed not only to detect heat signatures but also to support practical shot placement. In use, Polaris sits squarely in the thermal hunting optics category, combining thermal detection, rifle-ready construction and onboard digital functions in one platform.

About the Conotech Polaris 635RL

Conotech Polaris 635RL is a dedicated thermal rifle scope built around a 640x512 VOx sensor and a 35.00 mm objective lens, a combination that favors image detail while keeping the unit compact enough for practical rifle use. Its fixed 1.60 x optical magnification makes sense for users who prioritize a broad view for scanning and fast target acquisition at shorter to medium night-hunting distances, while the stated 1750.00 m detection range gives it the reach to pick up heat sources well before identification and engagement decisions need to be made.

The integrated 1,000.00 m laser rangefinder is one of the model’s defining features. Because the ranging data appears in the internal display, distance confirmation stays inside the sight picture instead of requiring a separate handheld unit. With ± 1 m stated accuracy and a scan mode, the rangefinder is useful not only for single readings but also for following changing distances as an animal moves. The OLED display with 1024×768 resolution helps present thermal detail with strong contrast, while the 50.00 Hz refresh rate keeps movement looking smooth during panning and tracking.

In field use, the F 1.1 aperture supports thermal energy collection, which matters when contrast is limited by humidity, rain or weak temperature separation. The scope also adds practical digital functions such as WiFi, image capture and video recording, making it suitable for documenting observations and reviewing outings afterward. A stated battery life of 6.00 h from an 18650 power supply, along with waterproof and fogproof construction, rounds out a thermal LRF riflescope intended for real outdoor use rather than occasional range handling.

About Conotech

CONOTECH is the brand of Wuhan Cono Technology Co., Ltd., a company based in China that designs and manufactures thermal imaging equipment. Its product range covers thermal monoculars, rifle scopes, clip-on attachments and goggles, showing a clear focus on electro-optical devices rather than general sporting goods. The company states that its corporate headquarters and research and development center are in China, and its lineup includes series such as Polaris, Aquila, Lipot, Night Arrow and Avata.

Within this portfolio, CONOTECH concentrates on thermal imaging for nature observation, law enforcement and surveillance applications. Its Polaris documentation also points to practical digital features such as WiFi connectivity, onboard photo and video recording, and model-specific ranging systems, including laser rangefinders on RL variants. That background is relevant here because it shows CONOTECH’s emphasis on complete thermal devices that combine imaging, recording and field-use functionality in one housing.

Main Features

• Series: Conotech Polaris
• Magnification: 1.60 x
• Objective lens diameter: 35.00 mm
• Lens aperture: F 1.1
• Field of view: 219.47 m/1000m
• Field of view (angular): 12.60 °
• Detection range: 1750.00 m
• Thermal sensor type: VOx Uncooled
• Sensor resolution: 640x512
• Pixel pitch: 12.00 μm
• NETD: 35.00 mK
• Refresh rate: 50.00 Hz
• Display type: OLED
• Display resolution: 1024×768
• Laser rangefinder: Yes
• Maximal rangefinder range: 1000.00 m
• Rangefinder accuracy: +/- 1 m
• Scan mode: Yes
• Image capture: Yes
• Video recording: Yes
• Connectivity: Wifi
• Battery type: 18650
• Battery life: 6.00 h
• Length: 178.00 mm
• Width: 76.00 mm
• Height: 100.00 mm
• Weight: 680.00 g
• Working temperature range: -20°C to +50°C
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Color: Black
• Country of manufacture: China

Warranty

CONOTECH states a 3-year warranty for its products. For the Polaris 635RL, this gives defined coverage in years rather than an open-ended warranty description.