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This Thermal Camera Might Help You Find Bigfoot and It's $50 at Amazon Right Now
From selfies to videos, the chances are you use your phone as your primary camera. But what you may not have considered is that your phone's camera can also help save you money around the house. Specifically, a thermal imaging camera, which can help detect areas of your home that have too much or too little heat due to gaps in insulation.
Right now, Amazon has the Thermal Master Thermal Camera for Android down to just $199, a nice $50 discount on this surprisingly addictive camera accessory. It can help you on your quest to document Bigfoot, too. Apple users take note, though, this camera is not compatible with iOS systems, so it is only good on Android devices.
This thermal imaging camera's P2 can easily detect temperature changes within 0.04 degrees Celsius, making it a great tool for home owners, home inspectors, HVAC technicians, electricians and automotive technicians.
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And it makes a fun accessory for outdoor campers and hikers. Whether you're seeking Bigfoot or you're just a curious cat, the thermal imaging allows you to see what is lurking out there in the woods. Utilizing algorithms like Razor X and X³, the IR resolution delivers ultra-clear and sharp images.
It can also be used by artists and content creators to take unique images and videos. It weighs only 10 grams and can easily fit into a pocket or be hung on your keyring, so you always have it on hand for those late night encounters.
Why this deal matters
Not only is this a fun accessory, but it can genuinely save you money by detecting areas of energy inefficiency in your home. Writer James Bricknell used a similar device for this purpose, stating, "Knowing that a lack of insulation is often a reason for high heating and cooling bills, I started a sweep of my home looking for anomalies. Straight away, I found all of my exterior doors had areas where the heat was getting in." Once you identify these anomalies, you can take steps to correct them. At $50 off, down to just $199, it's a great time to buy. It can also make a unique Father's Day gift.
