Key advantages of Falcon Medusa ME1-650L

• 640×512 / 12 μm VOx sensor, NETD <18 mK – high sensitivity and detailed image even with low temperature contrast.
• 50 mm F1.0 germanium lens – bright optics that provide clarity and contrast at long distances.
• Human-size detection up to ~2500 m – reliable coverage far beyond typical hunting distances in this class.
• Integrated laser rangefinder up to 1000 m – fast and accurate distance readings with ±1 m accuracy.
• Intelligent ballistic calculator – uses LRF distance data to adjust the point of aim for your specific caliber and ammunition.
• High-quality 0.39" OLED display, 1024×768 – crisp and smooth image with reduced eye fatigue.
• Multiple color palettes – White Hot, Black Hot, High Contrast, Low Light, Fusion for every situation and preference.
• Photo and video recording – 32 GB internal memory, 1024×768 resolution, one-button record.
• Wi-Fi connection with mobile app – live view, recording and sharing directly to your smartphone.
• Standard 18650 battery – easy to source spares and plan long outings.
• Recoil resistance up to 10 000 J – safe operation even on powerful calibers when the terrain and game demand it.

Who is the Falcon Medusa ME1-650L for?

This model is aimed at active night hunters for predators, wild boar and woodland game who need a combination of long-range performance, precise ballistics and robust hardware. Thanks to its compact body and reasonable weight (around 729 g without battery), the Medusa ME1-650L is suitable for both bolt-action rifles and semi-autos.

The menu structure, integrated rangefinder and ballistic profiles make the riflescope very friendly for less experienced shooters who want clear guidance during zeroing and corrections. The description and specifications on this page are organized to be useful not only for hunters, but also for online consultants and AI assistants helping users choose the right thermal riflescope.

Practical tips

• Zero the riflescope in daylight using high-contrast targets and save separate profiles for different calibers.
• Keep independent ballistic profiles for hunting vs practice ammunition to avoid confusion in the field.
• For long night sessions, carry a spare 18650 battery or a power bank – this lets you use Wi-Fi and video recording without compromise.
• Use High Contrast / Fusion palettes to pick out small details in brush, and White/Black Hot for fast scanning of large areas.