Guide TE210S Thermal Monocular

 

The Guide TE210S Thermal Monocular is an entry-level thermal imaging monocular designed for hunters, landowners, campers, and wildlife observers who need a lightweight, affordable thermal scanner for short- to medium-range detection. Built on Guide's new ApexVision platform, it delivers improved image processing and an intuitive user experience in a compact 228 g package.

 

Specifications

256 × 192, 12 μm thermal sensor

≤15 mK NETD 

0.32-inch AMOLED display (800 × 600)

Detection range up to 500 m

Up to 6 hours operating time

Weight 228 g

 

Features

 

50 Hz refresh rate for smooth image movement

1.2× base magnification with up to 4.8× digital zoom

IP67 waterproof and dustproof

Built-in rechargeable battery

20 W USB-C fast charging (around 10 minutes provides approximately 1 hour of use)

Video recording with internal storage

Multiple colour palettes including White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Iron Red, Blue Hot, Green Hot and Sepia.

Magnification 1.2×–4.8×

Field of View 17.5° × 13.1°

Protection IP67

Charging USB-C Fast Charge

 

The TE210S is best suited for Rabbit and fox spotting, Property and fence-line inspections, Camping and night-time wildlife observation, Locating livestock and Entry-level thermal hunting

Its wide field of view makes scanning paddocks and bushland easy, although the modest 10 mm lens means it is not intended for long-range identification.

 

Limitations

Lower 256 × 192 resolution than premium 384 × 288 or 640 × 512 models

Best for detection rather than positive identification at long distances

No integrated laser rangefinder

 

Who Should Buy It?

The Guide TE210S is an excellent choice if you:

Are buying your first thermal monocular

Primarily hunt rabbits or foxes inside 200–300 metres

Need a compact scanner to complement a thermal riflescope

Want reliable thermal performance without the cost of higher-end models

If your primary focus is pig, deer or long-range predator hunting, stepping up to the Guide TE425S (400 × 300 sensor with a 25 mm lens) will provide noticeably greater detection and identification capability.