Night Pearl ALOR 25 Max

• 640x512 thermal sensor: The high-resolution sensor gives the Night Pearl ALOR 25 Max the detail needed to separate animals, people, and background clutter more clearly, which helps when scanning mixed terrain or tracking movement in poor visibility.
• Wide 18.00 ° field of view: A broad viewing angle and 317.00 m/1000m field of view make it easier to search woodland edges, fields, and open ground quickly without constant panning.
• 25.00 mm objective with 1.50x base magnification: This configuration keeps the image easy to interpret at short to medium observation distances, making the monocular practical for handheld thermal spotting and general situational awareness.
• 1280x960 LCOS display: The high-resolution display presents the thermal image with a clean, easy-to-read view, reducing eye strain during longer observation sessions and making target recognition more comfortable.
• Photo, video and WiFi connectivity: Built-in recording and wireless connection let the device document sightings, review observations later, and share the live view more easily in the field.

About the Night Pearl ALOR Series

Night Pearl introduced the ALOR II series in 2023 as a practical entry point into the brand’s thermal handheld range. Within the Night Pearl lineup, ALOR sits as a value-focused family of thermal monoculars intended for thermal observation, hunting, and wildlife watching, giving users a straightforward handheld format for scanning terrain in darkness, haze, or visually busy surroundings. The series includes Hunt, Pro, and MAX variants, allowing buyers to choose between different sensor classes while keeping the same general concept and operating style.

A key distinction within the series is sensor resolution. Night Pearl lists 256x192 models in the Hunt line, 400x300 in the Pro line, and 640x512 in the MAX line, so the range covers everything from basic thermal detection to more detailed observation. Across the family, the ALOR design emphasizes a compact handheld form, simple controls, and the core functions expected from a modern thermal monocular, including onboard recording and wireless connectivity where equipped. That makes the series well suited to users who need a thermal scanner for field observation rather than a rifle-mounted sight, with model choices that scale according to the level of image detail required.

About the Night Pearl ALOR 25 Max

The Night Pearl ALOR 25 Max is the highest-resolution version of this handheld thermal concept, combining a 640x512 VOx Ceramic sensor with a 12.00 μm pixel pitch and 50.00 Hz refresh rate. In practical use, that means a smoother image when scanning moving animals or vehicles and better target definition when the scene contains brush, uneven heat sources, or changing backgrounds. With a stated 2777.00 m detection range, the monocular is built for early spotting and broad-area observation rather than close-only use.

The optical setup is equally important to how this model works in the field. A 25.00 mm objective, 1.50 x base magnification, and 18.00 ° field of view give the ALOR 25 Max a wide, easy-scanning image that suits woodland edges, agricultural ground, and general patrol or search work. Instead of forcing a narrow, tunnel-like view, this configuration helps the user cover more terrain quickly and maintain awareness of movement across the scene. The 1280x960 LCOS display supports comfortable observation, while the -4/+5 dpt diopter range helps adapt the image to different eyesight needs.

For day-to-day use, the ALOR 25 Max adds the functions expected from a modern thermal monocular. Photo capture, video recording, video output, and WiFi make it useful not only for live observation but also for documenting sightings and sharing footage. A 5.00 h battery life, 450.00 g weight, tripod adaptability, and waterproof and fogproof construction keep the device practical for longer outings and difficult weather, while the compact housing remains easy to carry as a dedicated handheld thermal imaging monocular.

About Night Pearl

Night Pearl was established in the Czech Republic in 2009 and focuses on observation and aiming optics across several categories. The company’s first device, the NP-22 night-vision clip-on, was completed in 2008, and Night Pearl has produced thermal imaging devices under its own brand since 2014. Its range covers thermal imaging, night vision, digital night vision, and daytime optics, with thermal products including handheld devices, clip-ons, and rifle scopes.

The brand expanded its technical base when it opened a research, development, and manufacturing facility in Bystřice pod Hostýnem in 2016. More recently, Night Pearl USA began operating in Sarasota, Florida, in 2023. This background is relevant to the ALOR series because it places the product within a company that works across both thermal and night-vision categories, with a product portfolio that spans observation devices as well as sighting systems.

Main Features

• Product type: Thermal monocular
• Series: Night Pearl ALOR
• Magnification: 1.50 x
• Lens diameter: 25.00 mm
• Diopter range: -4/+5 dpt
• Field of view: 317.00 m/1000m
• Field of view (deg.): 18.00 °
• Detection range: 2777.00 m
• Thermal sensor type: VOx Ceramic
• Thermal sensor resolution: 640x512
• Pixel pitch: 12.00 μm
• Refresh rate: 50.00 Hz
• Display type: LCOS
• Display resolution: 1280x960
• Image capture: Yes
• Video recording: Yes
• Video output: Yes
• Connectivity: Wifi
• Battery life: 5.00 h
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Length: 187.50 mm
• Width: 66.50 mm
• Height: 68.50 mm
• Weight: 450.00 g
• Color: Black

Warranty

Night Pearl covers the ALOR 25 Max for 3 years. The manufacturer also states an extended 5-year term upon registration, with sensor and core exclusions from that extension.