Hikmicro

Yes, Hikmicro scopes are highly regarded for their performance, especially among Aussie hunters and outdoor professionals. They offer sharp thermal imaging, reliable detection ranges, and rugged construction built to handle harsh environments. Known for excellent value, Hikmicro scopes deliver precision and clarity in low-light and no-light conditions, making them a trusted choice for serious night hunting.

Yes—Hikmicro thermal scopes are fully waterproof, with most models (like the Thunder, Panther, Stellar, and others) rated at IP67, meaning they’re protected from dust and can be submerged in up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes. You can confidently use them in rain, snow, or muddy conditions without worrying about damage.

Yes — Hikmicro thermals are designed, developed, and built in Hangzhou, China, where the company operates a large, advanced in‑house manufacturing facility.

To update your Hikmicro thermal device’s firmware, download the appropriate firmware package from Hikmicro’s Support → Download Center → Firmware section on their website. https://www.hikmicrotech.com/en/support/download-center/firmware-download/

Hikmicro warrants all their thermal, night vision and multi-spectrum products. Click here to learn more https://www.hikmicrotech.com/en/support/limited-warranty/

If the Hikmicro product is in stock it will typically be dispatched from our NSW warehouse within 24-48 hours. Estimated delivery times can be calculated using the auspost calculate postage app https://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/calculate-postage-delivery-times/#/

To connect your HIKMICRO device to your phone, first download the HIKMICRO Sight app from the App Store or Google Play. Turn on your device’s Wi-Fi hotspot mode (usually found in the settings menu), then go to your phone’s Wi-Fi settings and connect to the HIKMICRO network. Once connected, open the app and select “Add Device” or let it auto-detect the unit to pair. After pairing, you’ll be able to view live images, adjust settings, and transfer photos or videos directly from the device.

To zero the Hikmicro Alpex 4K, first securely mount the scope and ensure it is properly focused and aligned on your rifle. Bore sight at a close distance (around 25–50 metres) to get on paper, then move out to your preferred zero range (commonly 50 or 100 metres). Enter the device’s zeroing mode in the menu and take a controlled 2–3 shot group while keeping the rifle steady on a rest. Freeze the target image and use the adjustment controls to move the reticle to match the centre of the shot group (point of impact). Save the zero once aligned, then confirm with another group to ensure accuracy. You can also store multiple zero profiles if you plan to use different calibres or distances.