I personally own the Pulsar Trail XQ38 and love it. I have taken shots up to 200 yards and the PIP function helps with this. Battery life is great, plus they support an external charge if necessary, and you can buy a replacement/spare battery as well at a reasonable price if needed. I would buy this scope again without hesitation. Having adjustable diopter, focus, brightness, and contrast controls allow you to really dial the scope in for different conditions.
The only minor issues is with the current firmware, audio recording is still not available. In addition, having colored reticle options would be helpful. White hot and black hot are fine as the basic background shades, but colored reticle choices would be great for contrast against the backgrounds. These issues are both minor things. The OLED screen is nice as well.
I also own a Helion XP38 for a monocular. I like the XP line (Helion) for monocular, and the XQ for the scope due to the base magnifications and the FOV of these different units for my style of hunting and in my terrain. Feel free to PM me any specific questions. Also, many of the fine NV sponsors on this site could also help.