On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason dive into the future of AI technology in thermal optics and where things could be headed next. From target recognition and tracking, to automated adjustments, we share our thoughts on how AI could change the way hunters use thermal scopes in the years ahead. If you’ve ever wondered what the next generation of thermal hunting scopes might look like, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Tonight on the podcast Jason and Hans are reviewing the RIX DBH D12 1280 resolution thermal rifle scope. This is the one of the newest and hottest 1280 resolution contenders on the market for 2026. The D12 brings ultra high resolution performance into a 3x base magnification platform. Featuring a powerful built-in LRF with a long range ballistic calculator, 18650 batteries and all the features you'd expect from one of the top thermals on the market today. This scope delivers impressive image detail at both close and far ranges. We discuss image quality, features and who this optic is best suited. If you're considering a 3x base magnification 1280 thermal scope, this review is a must watch.

On this episode of the Late Night Vision Show, Hans and Jason are covering 4 things NOT to do when buying a thermal optic. We want to help you avoid the costly mistakes that lead to the dreaded buyer’s remorse. From spending too little, too much or taking advice from all the wrong places, we break down the biggest pitfalls hunters make when purchasing a thermal. If you want to spend your money wisely and end up with the right setup the first time, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

Tonight on The Late Night Vision Show we’re reviewing the RIX Leap L3R thermal rifle scope, a feature packed 384 resolution optic built for night hunters. With a 3.2x base magnification, ocular zoom for improved magnified image clarity and a LRF built directly into the lens, the L3R brings a lot of value at an affordable price. We dive into image quality, performance, features and who the scope is good for. Be sure to check it out at Outdoor Legacy.

On this episode of The Late Night Vision Show, we’re covering 3 mistakes not to make with your thermal optic. From simple mistakes that can cause frustration, to errors that can permanently damage your unit and void your manufacturer’s warranty. We talk about these common missteps for you to avoid so your optic stays running strong for years to come.

Tonight on the podcast Hans and Jason are reviewing the AGM Rattler V3 35-384 LRF thermal rifle scope. This optic brings an amazing amount of value and features to the market at a price hunters can appreciate. Featuring a 384 resolution, 2.5x base magnification and a laser rangefinder built into the lens and a ballistic calculator, the Rattler V3 LRF model beings real upgrades over previous models. We break down image quality, hog and predator hunting performance, and whether the 35-384 LRF is the right fit for your hunting needs.

On Ep. 411 of The Late Night Vision Show, we review the Nocpix Vista S50R 1280 ultra high-resolution thermal monocular. This is the first ever 1280 handheld thermal on the market. With a 2x base magnification, LRF built into the lens, an incredible image clarity and a surprisingly aggressive price point, this unit is shaking up the thermal monocular market. Hans and Jason break down real world use, ID range, image quality and whether the Vista S50R lives up to the hype.

Tonight on The Late Night Vision Show we’re reviewing the AGM Rattler V3 25-384 thermal rifle scope. This is a compact and affordable option built for hog and predator hunters. With a 384 resolution sensor, 2.5x base magnification, larger higher resolution display screen, and improved thermal sensor, the new Rattle V3 brings several updates over the previous Rattler V2 models. We discuss image quality, real world hunting performance, and whether the V3 25-384 is the right thermal for your needs.