Rix Optics Glint G3

• 384x288 thermal sensor: The 12.00 μm sensor with 20.00 mK NETD helps the scope separate small temperature differences, making animals, heat sources and terrain detail easier to read in poor weather and after dark.
• Integrated 1500.00 m laser rangefinder: Built-in distance measurement with +/- 1 m accuracy speeds up target confirmation and supports more confident hold decisions at changing ranges.
• 3.50x to 14.00x magnification: This zoom range gives the Rix Optics Glint G3 enough base magnification for deliberate shooting while still allowing extra reach for identifying and engaging at longer distances.
• 1920x1080 AMOLED display: A high-resolution AMOLED screen presents the thermal image with good contrast and clear menu visibility, which helps when scanning, ranging and making adjustments in darkness.
• Recording and WiFi connectivity: Onboard image capture, video recording and WiFi make it easier to save observations, review shots and share footage without adding external accessories.

About the Glint Series

The Rix Optics Glint series is a family of thermal rifle scopes built for hunters and shooters who want a dedicated thermal sight with practical field features rather than a stripped-down clip-on or observation device. In the RIX lineup, the series sits as a purpose-built thermal riflescope platform that combines a rifle-ready housing with the functions most users now expect in modern hunting optics: a thermal sensor, onboard recording, wireless connectivity and, on relevant models, an integrated laser rangefinder.

Across the series, the design focus is on balancing usable base magnification, a clear digital viewing experience and field durability. Thermal performance is shaped by sensor resolution, pixel pitch and sensitivity, while the display side is built around a bright electronic screen that remains easy to read in darkness. The Glint concept also emphasizes practical shooting support, with features such as ballistic software, digital zoom and a compact one-piece format that suits rifle mounting. For night hunting, predator control and general thermal target detection, the series is intended to provide a straightforward transition from conventional day optics to thermal imaging without making the scope overly large or complicated to operate.

About the Rix Optics Glint G3

The Rix Optics Glint G3 is configured as a thermal riflescope for users who need a compact sight with enough native magnification for aimed shooting and enough digital reach to stretch observation and shot placement farther out. Its 3.50 x optical magnification gives a more deliberate starting view than a true low-base thermal scope, which is useful when the rifle is primarily set up for stand hunting, field edges or other situations where targets are expected at moderate distance. With zoom extending to 14.00 x, the scope can tighten the image for identification and more precise holds when conditions allow.

Thermal image quality is driven by a 384x288 VOx uncooled sensor with 12.00 μm pixel pitch, 20.00 mK sensitivity and a 60.00 Hz refresh rate. In practice, that combination supports smoother motion rendering and better separation of subtle heat signatures, which matters when animals are partly obscured by vegetation, humidity or uneven background temperatures. The stated 1800.00 m detection range extends the scope’s usefulness beyond shooting distance by helping the user first locate heat sources well before closing in for identification.

The integrated 1500.00 m laser rangefinder is one of the model’s defining features. It reduces the need for a separate handheld unit and works naturally with the built-in ballistic software when distance matters. The 1920x1080 AMOLED display gives the digital image a crisp viewing surface, while onboard photo and video recording at 1200×804 adds documentation and review capability. A 21700 power source, 5.50 h battery life, WiFi connectivity, and a waterproof, fogproof, shockproof housing round out a scope designed for regular field use in changing weather and low-light hunting conditions.

About Rix Optics

RIX Optics is based in Richardson, Texas, United States. The company focuses on the design and manufacture of thermal-imaging and night-vision optics, with a product range that includes thermal riflescopes, thermal monoculars and digital day-and-night-vision scopes. Within that lineup, RIX has developed several distinct product families for different uses. The LEAP series, for example, includes thermal riflescopes with continuous optical zoom and built-in laser rangefinders, while some STORM series models also use integrated laser rangefinders.

This concentration on electro-optics gives the brand a clear specialization in hunting and observation equipment built around thermal and digital imaging rather than conventional glass-only optics. The result is a catalog centered on practical field functions such as ranging, ballistic support and compact thermal viewing systems, which makes RIX Optics particularly relevant in categories such as thermal rifle scopes and handheld thermal devices.

Main Features

• Series: Rix Optics Glint
• Magnification: 3.50 x
• Maximum magnification: 14.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 35.00 mm
• Lens aperture: F 0.9
• Field of view: 132.00 m/1000m
• Field of view (deg.): 7.55 °
• Eye relief: 48.00 mm
• Diopter range: -5D to +5D
• Detection range: 1800.00 m
• Thermal sensor type: VOx Uncooled
• Sensor resolution: 384x288
• Pixel pitch: 12.00 μm
• NETD: 20.00 mK
• Refresh rate: 60.00 Hz
• Display type: AMOLED
• Display resolution: 1920x1080
• Laser rangefinder: Yes
• Maximal rangefinder range: 1500.00 m
• Rangefinder accuracy: +/- 1 m
• Ballistic software: Yes
• Image capture: Yes
• Video recording: Yes
• Video output: Yes
• Connectivity: Wifi
• Battery type: 21700
• Battery life: 5.50 h
• Working temperature range: -20°C to +50°C
• Length: 306.00 mm
• Width: 107.00 mm
• Height: 90.00 mm
• Weight: 645.00 g
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Shockproof: Yes
• Color: Black

Warranty

Rix Optics covers the Glint G3 with a 5-year warranty. This matches the manufacturer’s warranty period for thermal devices with 384 resolution and higher.