HikMicro Alpex 4K A50E Night Vision Riflescope

The HikMicro Alpex 4K A50E is a digital night vision rifle scope built around an Ultra-HD CMOS sensor with a resolution of 3840x2160p. The 50 mm objective lens provides strong light transmission, which benefits image quality even in low ambient light. Mounting is via standard 30 mm rings, fitting on a scope rail — a common choice for hunters and sport shooters seeking a reliable night vision solution.

The image is displayed on a 1920x1080 OLED display with a refresh rate of 50 Hz, ensuring smooth display without noticeable lag. The eye relief measures 55 mm. For the reticle you can choose from ten types, each adjustable in eight colours — so you'll always find a combination that stands out against the background.

The base magnification is 3.5x. Via digital magnification (2x, 4x or 8x) you reach a maximum magnification of 28x, allowing you to get a good view of the target. At minimum magnification, the field of view is 15.4x8.6 metres at 100 metres distance. The PIP function lets you follow both the overview image and the magnified image simultaneously, without having to switch.

Taking photos and recording videos is possible via buttons on top of the eyepiece. Handy is the recoil-activated function: as soon as the scope registers recoil, it automatically captures a short clip — including the seconds before and after the shot, with audio. So you have a complete recording of every shot. Everything is stored on the internal 64 GB memory. Via the HikMicro Sight app you can view the footage on your smartphone, or stream the image directly to a second screen so two people can watch at the same time.

The housing is made of impact-resistant aluminium and carries an IP67 rating: completely dustproof and resistant to submersion up to one metre deep for a maximum of 30 minutes. Power comes from a replaceable 18650 battery with a runtime of eleven hours. If you switch the scope off in between, you extend that runtime further — and thanks to a startup time of just three seconds you're quickly operational again. Charging is simple via the scope itself.