Rix Optics (visir Inc) RIXSTORMS6R Storm S6 Thermal Black 50mm 2x Zoom 640x512, 12 Microns 50 Hz Resolution
The RIX Storm S6 thermal optic brings serious capability to hunters, tactical shooters, and outdoor professionals who need to see in complete darkness. This 50mm thermal device pairs a VOx uncooled sensor with a 2x optical zoom and an AMOLED display to deliver reliable thermal imaging in a handheld form factor that weighs just one pound. Whether you're glassing from a stand at night, conducting a search operation, or assessing game in low-light conditions, the Storm S6 offers the detection range and image quality to make the call.
Built around a 640x512 resolution sensor with 12-micron pixels and a 50 Hz frame rate, this thermal imager captures fine detail across a wide field of view. The 2x optical zoom lets you frame subjects closer without digital degradation, while the 1-4x digital zoom extends your reach further. That combination gives you flexibility in the field without forcing you to choose between optic size and versatility. The AMOLED screen delivers a crisp 1024x768 display, making thermal imagery easy to read in daylight or total darkness.
Practical features matter in the field. The Storm S6 is rated IP67 for water and dust resistance, so rain, dust, or an accidental submersion won't ruin your hunt. An 18650 battery keeps it running for up to 4 hours on a charge, and a 5V USB Type-C port lets you top it up at camp or in the field. Built-in 32GB memory captures video and stills in .mp4 and .jpg formats—useful for documenting sightings, wildlife surveys, or after-action review. The unit handles recoil up to 1000g (6000 joules), and it mounts directly to Picatinny rails for rifle integration. Eye relief is generous at 48mm, and diopter adjustment ranges ±5D to accommodate different vision.
Operating from -4°F to +122°F, the Storm S6 won't quit in cold hunts or hot desert work. If you've been curious about thermal but put off by cost or complexity, the RIX Storm S6 delivers real thermal imaging in a straightforward, rugged package.
Key Features
- 640x512 VOx uncooled thermal sensor with 12-micron pixel pitch for fine detail
- 2x optical zoom plus 1-4x digital zoom for flexible target framing
- AMOLED display (1024x768) readable in daylight or darkness
- Wide field of view with 1800m detection range
- IP67 rated weatherproofing—water and dust resistant
- 18650 battery with up to 4 hours runtime; rechargeable via USB-C
- Integrated video and photo recording (32GB onboard storage)
- Picatinny mounting for rifle integration
- Recoil-rated to 1000g for centerfire rifles
- Lightweight at just 1 lb; compact and portable
Specifications
| Sensor Type | VOx Uncooled |
| Resolution | 640x512 pixels |
| Pixel Pitch | 12 microns |
| Frame Rate | 50 Hz |
| Optical Zoom | 2x |
| Digital Zoom | 1x to 4x |
| Field of View | 12.5° (21.9 yards @ 100 yards) |
| Objective Lens | 35mm |
| Detection Range | 1800 meters (1969 yards) |
| Eye Relief | 48mm |
| Diopter Adjustment | -5D to +5D |
| Display Type | AMOLED |
| Display Resolution | 1024x768 pixels |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4 GHz |
| Video/Photo Format | .mp4 / .jpg |
| Onboard Storage | 32GB |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Operating Temperature | -4°F to +122°F |
| Weight | 1 lb |
| Dimensions | 5.3" × 2.7" × 2.2" |
| Battery Type | 18650 |
| Runtime | Up to 4 hours (at 72°F) |
| External Power | 5V USB Type-C |
| Max Recoil Rating | 1000g (6000 Joules) |
| Mount Compatibility | Picatinny |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I mount the RIX Storm S6 to my rifle?
Yes. The Storm S6 features a Picatinny mount and is recoil-rated to 1000g (6000 Joules), so it can be mounted directly to centerfire rifle rails.
How long does the battery last?
On a full charge, the 18650 battery provides up to 4 hours of runtime at 72°F. You can extend field time with an external 5V USB-C power source.
Does the Storm S6 record video and photos?
Yes. It has 32GB of onboard storage and records video in .mp4 format and still images in .jpg format.
What's the detection range on the Storm S6?
The Storm S6 can detect targets out to 1800 meters (1969 yards).

