oneleaf.ai Mars mini 640x512(60Hz) Micro Thermal Imaging Scope for Pistol & Rifle
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The Mars mini is a 180 g micro thermal sight that sits on an RMR footprint like a red dot, then converts to a conventional rifle sight with the supplied eyepiece. Inside is a 640 × 512, 60 Hz shutterless core with a laser rangefinder and ballistic calculator, packed into a body barely larger than a pistol optic.
Oneleaf offers 19 mm (1×) and 25 mm (1.6×) lenses; this listing is the 25 mm configuration. The rangefinder reads 5–1,500 m, each 18350 cell runs about 3 hours (three are supplied), and the body is IPX6 rated.
At a Glance
| 640 × 51212 µm thermal sensor | <20 mKSensitivity (NETD) | 25 mmLens supplied (19 mm option) |
| 60 HzRefresh rate | 5–1,500 mLaser rangefinder | 195 gWeight (25 mm) |
Key Features
- Pistol and rifle in one – RMR footprint with RMSc, DDP, Glock MOS, RMR and Picatinny adapters supplied; unlimited eye relief as a pistol sight, 110 mm with the rifle eyepiece.
- Shutterless 640 × 512 core – 12 µm, <20 mK sensor at 60 Hz (also 50/30 Hz) for a smooth, uninterrupted image.
- Interchangeable lenses – 19 mm (1×, 22.85°) for fast close work or 25 mm (1.6×, 17.46°) for longer shots, recognised automatically.
- 1,500 m rangefinder and ballistics – Built-in LRF with a 7-profile ballistic calculator and Freeze-Frame Zero.
- 720 × 720 touchscreen – Round, auto-brightness display with tactile top buttons that work with gloves.
- Shot-activated recording – Recoil triggers video capture; Picture-in-Picture, 8 colour palettes, 5 scene modes and 7 reticles; Oneleaf app supported.
- Removable 18350 cells – 1,600 mAh, about 3 hours each, three supplied, plus an 18500 extended battery cap.
- Small and sealed – 180–195 g aluminium body, IPX6, operating from -20 to +50 °C.
Best For
- Close-range pig work in thick scrub with both eyes open
- Light carbines and short rifles where a full-size thermal is too heavy
- A thermal sight that can move between platforms with its adapter kit
Specifications
| 19 mm lens | 25 mm lens (supplied) | |
| Detector | ||
|---|---|---|
| Imaging system | Thermal, shutterless | |
| Resolution | 640 × 512 | |
| Pixel pitch | 12 µm | |
| Sensitivity (NETD) | <20 mK | |
| Frame rate | 60 / 50 / 30 Hz | |
| Optics | ||
| Objective lens | 19 mm | 25 mm |
| Aperture | F1.0 | |
| Magnification | 1× | 1.6× |
| Digital zoom | 1–6× | |
| Field of view (H × V) | 22.85° × 18.37° | 17.46° × 14.01° |
| Focus range | 5–800 m | 7.7–800 m |
| Eye relief | Unlimited (pistol); 110 mm with rifle eyepiece | |
| Dioptre (rifle eyepiece) | +2 to -5 D | |
| Lens recognition | Automatic | |
| Display | ||
| Screen | 720 × 720 round touchscreen, auto brightness | |
| Colour palettes | White Hot, Black Hot, Sepia, Ironbow, Rainbow, Night, Red Hot, Jungle | |
| Scene modes | Snow, Fog, City, Forest, Rain | |
| Picture-in-Picture | Yes | |
| Laser Rangefinder | ||
| Range | 5–1,500 m | |
| Ballistic calculator | Yes, 7 profiles | |
| Reticle & Zeroing | ||
| Reticles | 7 types | |
| Reticle colours | White, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow | |
| Zero profiles | 6 | |
| Adjustment range | 560 MOA windage × 640 MOA elevation | |
| Zeroing aid | Freeze-Frame Zero | |
| Recording & Connectivity | ||
| Photo / video | 720 × 720 JPG / MP4, with microphone; shot-activated recording | |
| Storage | 32–256 GB card | |
| Sensors | 3D gyroscope | |
| App | Oneleaf app | |
| Power | ||
| Battery | Removable 18350, 1,600 mAh (×3 supplied); 18500 extended cap supplied | |
| Operating time | 3 h per cell | |
| External power | USB-C, 5 V 1 A | |
| Mounting | ||
| Footprint | RMR | |
| Adapters supplied | RMSc, DDP, Glock MOS, RMR pistol, Picatinny rail | |
| Physical & Environmental | ||
| Body | Aluminium | |
| Protection | IPX6 | |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +50 °C | |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 76 × 58 × 51 mm | 86 × 58 × 51 mm |
| Weight | 180 g | 195 g |
| Manufacturer warranty | 3 years | |
In the Box
- Mars mini main body with 25 mm lens
- Adapters: PA-1 RMSc, PA-2 DDP, PA-3 Glock MOS, RMR pistol, PM-1 Picatinny rail
- Eyepiece barrel and eyecup
- 18350 batteries ×3
- 18500 extended battery cap
- Memory card
- USB-C cable
- Heated zeroing targets ×6
- Allen keys ×4
- Lens cloth
- Velvet bag
- User manual
Optional (sold separately): 19 mm lens
Watch It in Action
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it compare with the rest of the Oneleaf range?
- Mars MT1000LRF – thermal riflescope; 640 × 512, 12 µm, <20 mK; 35 / 50 / 75 mm; detection 1,800 / 2,600 / 3,900 m; LRF Built in, 5–1,189 m
- Mars mini (this model) – micro thermal sight (pistol & rifle); 640 × 512, 12 µm, <20 mK; 19 / 25 mm; detection Not published; LRF Built in, 5–1,500 m
- Commander NV500 – digital day/night riflescope; 3864 × 2228 Sony STARVIS CMOS; 30 / 50 / 70 mm (2–16×, 4–32×, 6–48×); detection IR to 400 m; LRF Optional module, 5–1,189 m
- Commander NV500 Eagle – wide-view digital day/night riflescope; 3864 × 2228 Sony STARVIS 2 CMOS; 30 / 50 / 70 mm (1.5–12×, 2–16×, 4.5–36×); detection IR to 400 m; LRF Optional module, 5–1,189 m
- Find NV200 – digital day/night binocular; 3864 × 2228 Sony STARVIS CMOS; 50 mm supplied (35/70 mm lenses available); detection IR to 600 m; LRF Optional module, 5–1,000 m
Thermal models see heat and work in total darkness, fog or long grass; the digital day/night models give a full-colour daytime image and use their IR illuminator at night.
How does it mount?
It uses an RMR footprint. Adapters for RMSc, DDP and Glock MOS slides, an RMR pistol plate and a Picatinny rail adapter are in the box. On a rifle, fit the eyepiece barrel for 110 mm eye relief and a magnified, enclosed view.
How far can it see?
Oneleaf does not publish a detection figure for the Mars mini. With a 1× or 1.6× lens it is designed for close and medium range; for longer shots the Mars MT1000LRF's 50 or 75 mm lens is the better choice.
How long does the battery last?
About 3 hours per 18350 cell. Three cells come in the box, and the supplied 18500 extended cap takes a larger cell for longer sessions.
Does it connect to a phone?
Yes, it works with the Oneleaf app.
Can I use a thermal sight for hunting in Australia?
Rules on thermal and night-vision sights differ between states and between public and private land, and pistol use is tightly restricted. Check your state's regulations, and any permit or property conditions, before using it in the field.
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