GOYOJO GRS225RF Thermal Scope Review: Rangefinder, Zero, and Specs

GOYOJO GRS225RF. Thermal scope with a laser rangefinder built into the side of it, about $750. Most thermals with an LRF in them run over a grand, which is why this one got our attention. We mounted it on a 10/22 with a Quark .22 can from Defense Safety Solutions and took it out to 100 and 140 yards. Zeroing, color palettes, digital zoom, and yes, we ranged targets with it and put the results on camera. Second half is the walkaround. What's in the box, how the buttons work, and how it stacks up against the GRL335 we reviewed a few months back. Those two are the ones most people are deciding between, and they are not as similar as the spec sheets make them look. Watch the range portion before you buy either one. GRS225RF specs: -256x192 VOx sensor, 12μm, NETD under 35mK -50Hz refresh -25mm germanium objective, 3.5x optical, 1-8x digital -1440x1080 OLED, 0.49 inch -Thermal detection to 1300m -905nm laser rangefinder to 1000m -Ballistic calculator, RF model only -Built-in 18650 plus removable CR123 -7 to 9 hours -32GB onboard storage -One-shot zero and thermal one-shot zero -Shot-activated recording, PIP, hot track, audio -IP67, aluminum-magnesium body, 1 year warranty -Ships with rings, both batteries, and chargers Thanks to GOYOJO for sending this out. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:17 The setup: 10/22, Quark can, GRS225RF 0:42 Range conditions 1:00 Color palettes: white hot and black hot 1:21 Digital zoom 3:15 Ranging the first target 3:48 Watching impacts in each palette 4:52 Rangefinder readout on screen 6:02 One-shot zero 7:13 Back on target 8:17 Out of the box 8:42 Scope style vs the GRL335 9:12 Rings and mounting 9:32 Button layout and controls 10:16 Palette and rangefinder button 10:36 Rangefinder accuracy 11:20 Battery setup 11:53 Full specs 13:17 GRS225RF vs GRL335 14:54 App and pulling footage 15:22 Final thoughts