Onick is the newest line in the catalog and the one that moved what a usable thermal costs: a 256 riflescope for $1,150, with 384, 640 and 1280 models above it. Here is the whole line, model by model, with what each one is for.
What Onick builds
Onick builds thermal riflescopes and handheld monoculars at the value end of the market — 256, 384, 640 and 1280 detector classes across the RM line, with laser-rangefinder variants (the L suffix on the scope models, LRF on the handhelds) and a four-in-one imager in the monocular family.
What we stock
Our catalog carries 27 Onick items right now, $1,150 to $8,530. Every listing links to the live product page, where current price and availability are shown.
How the line breaks down
- Riflescopes — 16 models, $1,150 to $8,530. The RM-225 and RM-225L are the 256 entry pair; the RM-3xx series (RM-312 PRO, RM-317, RM-335, RM-335L) steps up to 384; the RM-6xx series (RM-612, RM-612 PRO, RM-612 LRF, RM-635, RM-635L, RM-650, RM-650L) carries 640; and the RM-HD models run 640 and 1280 sensors in the smart-scope body.
- Handheld monoculars — 11 models, $1,245 to $2,465. The RM-319 and RM-325 are 384 scanners, the RM-625 and RM-635 are 640, and the LRF versions add ranging. The RM-4IN1 units combine several viewing modes in one body.
- Laser rangefinding. Where a model ends in L or carries LRF in the name, the rangefinder is built in — the feature worth paying for first if your shooting distance varies.
How to choose
- Buy the detector class before the magnification: 256 is a close-range, budget tier, 384 is the practical hunting tier, 640 is for open country and identification at distance, and 1280 is the flagship tier.
- If your shots land between 150 and 400 yards, put the money into the rangefinder variant of a 384 or 640 rather than into digital zoom.
- Onick does not publish a detection range on every model in our catalog, so compare the models you are considering on sensor class, objective lens and base magnification, and confirm the rest on the product page.
How this guide was built
Every item and price here is taken from the live listing in our own catalog on November 15, 2026, and follows the manufacturer's published documentation. We have not tested these units ourselves, and an item that is out of stock today still appears with its current availability on its product page. Prices and stock change, so confirm the figure on the product page.




