You are most welcome - our aim is to help people choose the right model and get the most from it. You might like the Axion MEGA tests on our other channel: ruclips.net/video/pkz7UTJ9oK0/видео.htmlsi=RNtcgpX2lPVWDtSb
It really does depend on what you mean by 'general purpose.' If most of your spotting is below 150m the XQ30 will be enough for you. If you routinely want to spot beyond that, or you're looking for smaller animals, or you're scanning larger areas it would be worth spending more on the XG30. I've made this buyers guide that will help you decide: ruclips.net/video/cA1IbOg3FCY/видео.htmlsi=fhsE9EhRyQfsgJKW
Good and informative
This was extremely helpful. Thank you!
You are most welcome - our aim is to help people choose the right model and get the most from it. You might like the Axion MEGA tests on our other channel:
ruclips.net/video/pkz7UTJ9oK0/видео.htmlsi=RNtcgpX2lPVWDtSb
Nice review that Dave and I must admit I was surprised to see the XQ performing better in the rain so definitely a plus point for the cheaper model.
Cheers - A case of buy the best tool for the job. And if you're inclined to be out a lot in ALL weathers, then the cheaper XQ PRO could be the one!
@TJ-Focus Absolutely. Sometimes the cheaper option is more beneficial depending on your needs.
Hello.
Very Nice review but sur to my bad English i wasn’t able to understand witch model is the best for general purpose.
It really does depend on what you mean by 'general purpose.'
If most of your spotting is below 150m the XQ30 will be enough for you. If you routinely want to spot beyond that, or you're looking for smaller animals, or you're scanning larger areas it would be worth spending more on the XG30.
I've made this buyers guide that will help you decide: ruclips.net/video/cA1IbOg3FCY/видео.htmlsi=fhsE9EhRyQfsgJKW
@@TJ-Focus Thank you :)🙂