The Best Prime Day Deals on Thermal Scopes, Monoculars, and Binoculars

Save serious cash on thermal scopes, binoculars, and monoculars
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Thermal is expensive, so even a 15% discount saves real money. Prime Big Deal Days (Oct. 6–7, 2026) has markdowns across AGM’s thermal lineup and on Topdon’s budget monoculars.

Every year we test thermal optics at night while hunting hogs and coyotes, and shooting targets at known distances. Where we’ve tested a unit we’ll link to its review.

Thermal Monoculars and Binoculars

Topdon TS004 Thermal Monocular

Prime Day price: $389.49 | Was: $499 | 22% off | See it on Amazon

A 256×192 sensor, 50Hz refresh, 13mm lens, and a 5,000mAh battery, with live view through Topdon’s app.

Outdoor Life tested: Testers found good images and useful detection inside about 100 yards; downsides were fixed focus and the small lens. It earned Best Under $400. Read our full test.

Topdon TS004 Pro Thermal Monocular

Prime Day price: $699.99 | Was: $899 | 22% off | See it on Amazon

The step-up version with a 384×288 sensor and a larger 19mm lens.

AGM Taipan V2 Thermal Monocular

Prime Day price: $463.24 | Was: $545 | 15% off | See it on Amazon

A compact monocular with a sub-35mK, 12-micron detector, a replaceable battery, and up to 7 hours of runtime. Other Taipan V2 configurations are also on sale.

AGM ObservIR LRF Thermal Binocular

Prime Day price: $994.17 | Was: $1,495 | 34% off | See it on Amazon

A dual-spectrum binocular (thermal plus digital day/night) with a 1,000-meter laser rangefinder.

Outdoor Life note: We tested the ObservIR LRF 60-1280, which earned Best Thermal Binocular. Confirm this listing’s sensor before buying—AGM sells several configurations. Read more.

Thermal Rifle Scopes

AGM Rattler V2 19-256 Thermal Scope

Prime Day price: $590.74 | Was: $695 | 15% off | See it on Amazon

The entry Rattler V2 with a 2.5x base magnification and wide field of view for close hog work, up to 11.5 hours of runtime, and 10 reticle options.

Outdoor Life note: We tested the Rattler V2 in our budget thermal test, where the 25-320 earned Editor’s Pick – Top Budget Thermal Viewer and the 35-384 held zero through repeated removal. Read more.

AGM Rattler V2 25mm Thermal Scope

Prime Day price: $686.77 | Was: $807.98 | 15% off | See it on Amazon

A 25mm germanium lens and 3.5x base magnification for more reach. Confirm the sensor resolution on the listing.

AGM Rattler V2 384 (25mm) Thermal Scope

Prime Day price: $1,325.24 | Was: $1,695 | 22% off | See it on Amazon

A 384×288, 12-micron VOx sensor behind a 25mm lens with 3.5x base magnification.

AGM Adder V2 LRF Thermal Scope

Prime Day price: $1,524.89 | Was: $1,794 | 15% off | See it on Amazon

A 30mm-tube scope with a 384×288 sensor, shutterless NUC, 4x–24x magnification, and a built-in rangefinder.

Outdoor Life note: The Adder V2-60 won Best Thermal Scope in our 2025 Field Tested Awards for the most daylight-like thermal image we’ve seen. Read more.

AGM Rattler V3 LRF Thermal Scope

Prime Day price: $3,395.74 | Was: $3,995 | 15% off | See it on Amazon

A high-end 640×512, sub-15mK scope with an in-lens laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator.

Outdoor Life note: We tested the Rattler V3 35-384, an affordable shutterless 384 scope whose image suffered at high magnification; this 640 model is a different configuration. Read more.

AGM Rattler-C V2 Thermal Clip-On

Prime Day price: $746.20 | Was: $894.70 | 17% off | See it on Amazon

A 256×192 clip-on that turns a compatible day scope into a thermal setup without re-zeroing.

Night Vision

Bushnell Equinox X650 Digital Night Vision Monocular

Prime Day price: $99.74 | Was: $199.95 | 50% off | See it on Amazon

A 5×32 digital night vision monocular with a built-in IR illuminator and microSD recording—an inexpensive way to scan fields after dark.

AGM PVS-14 NL1 Night Vision Monocular

Prime Day price: $1,757.60 | Was: $2,995 | 41% off | See it on Amazon

A military-pattern PVS-14 built to 810G standards. Check the tube specs on the listing.

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