HIKMICRO has moved quickly from newcomer to one of the most-used thermal brands in UK foxing and deer management, largely by putting sensor quality that used to be premium-only into kit most shooters can actually justify. BushWear stocks the range across riflescopes, handhelds, binoculars and clip-ons.
The families are easier to navigate if you know what each one is for:
- Alpex — digital day/night riflescopes. The workhorse line: Alpex Lite 4K at the entry point, Alpex 4K in the middle, Alpex Pro at the top, most available with or without an integrated laser rangefinder (LRF).
- Lynx — handheld thermal monoculars for spotting and counting before the rifle comes out. Lynx 3.0 is the current entry range; Lynx Pro and Lynx-S sit alongside it.
- Condor and Falcon — longer-lens monoculars for bigger ground, where detection distance matters more than field of view.
- Habrok — multi-spectrum thermal binoculars combining thermal, 4K day and rangefinding in one unit. Two-eyed viewing is easier over a long night.
- Cheetah — clip-on night vision that mounts in front of your existing day scope, so you keep your zero and your familiar reticle.
The supporting kit is here too — 18650 batteries and chargers, IR illuminators, Weaver and Picatinny rails, ocular lenses and binocular harnesses.
Related reading: Alpex Pro vs Alpex 4K — is the upgrade worth it? and the UK Thermal Scopes Buyer's Guide. Or see the Lynx 3.0 monoculars and the full night vision and thermal range.
