Description
The HIKMICRO Thunder Zoom 2.0 TQ60Z is a dedicated thermal riflescope built around a 640×512, 12 um uncooled sensor with an NETD below 20 mK, paired with a dual field-of-view optical system: a wide 35 mm F0.9 lens for scanning scrub and a 60 mm F1.1 lens for identifying game at distance. Switching lenses changes the base magnification from 1.8x to 3.1x (up to 14.6x and 25x with 8x digital zoom) and the one-time zeroing feature carries the zero across both lenses. Detection reaches 1,800 m on the 35 mm lens and 3,000 m on the 60 mm, viewed on a 1024×768 OLED at 50 Hz. On-board 16 GB storage records video and stills (recoil-activated recording included), and the HIKMICRO Sight app connects over the built-in hotspot. The body is IP67 rated, weighs 843 g without battery and runs at least 8.5 h on the replaceable Li-ion pack. For Australian pest and night hunting where you move between thick cover and paddocks, the dual FOV removes the need to choose one lens length.
Key features
- 640×512 12 um sensor, NETD under 20 mK, 50 Hz
- Dual FOV: 35 mm F0.9 (12.5 x 10.0 deg) and 60 mm F1.1 (7.3 x 5.9 deg)
- Magnification 1.8-14.6x (35 mm) / 3.1-25x (60 mm), 8x digital
- Detection range 1,800 m / 3,000 m
- 0.39 in OLED 1024×768; palettes White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Fusion
- 16 GB eMMC video and photo recording, audio, recoil-activated recording, PIP, hot track
- 5 zeroing profiles with one-time zeroing across both lenses; stadiametric distance measurement
- Replaceable Li-ion battery, 8.5 h+ runtime, 5 V external power
- IP67; -30 to +55 C; recoil rated 1,000 g / 0.4 ms
- 843 g (without battery); 254 x 69 x 81 mm
Frequently asked questions
Is it the same as the newer Thunder 3.0?
No. Thunder 3.0 is HIKMICRO’s clip-on range; the Thunder Zoom 2.0 is a dedicated dual-FOV riflescope with its own eyepiece and reticles.
Does it have a rangefinder?
No. It uses stadiametric distance estimation; there is no laser rangefinder or ballistic calculator in this model.
What licence do I need?
A thermal riflescope is an optic, not a firearm, so no licence is needed to buy it; it ships Australia-wide. Check your state rules on using thermal optics for hunting.
Optic – not a firearm; no licence is required to purchase. Specifications from the manufacturer (hikmicrotech.com). 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.





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