What can I see with the 13.5° × 10.1° field of view?

It is a narrow view, roughly a tenth of the scene in front of you. It suits spotting animals or warm objects at short to moderate range, not scanning a wide yard in one look.

Does it measure temperature?

The listed features cover thermal imaging only, with no temperature readout or accuracy figures given. Treat it as a viewer for spotting heat, not as a thermometer.

Can it record photos or video?

No recording or image capture is described. It is a live-view device with a 1.6-inch display.

How does it compare with a phone thermal camera?

It has a higher 256×192 sensor than most phone add-ons and a faster F/0.9 lens, but a smaller screen and no app features. A phone attachment gives a bigger display and easy sharing.

Is it good for building or electrical inspection?

Not really. The narrow lens and lack of temperature measurement make it better for outdoor observation than for diagnostic inspection work.

The device itself is described; accessories such as a cable or case are not specified. Check the listing details before buying.

Where is the Compact Thermal Imaging Device cheapest?

At Walmart, for $503.29, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Compact Thermal Imaging Device?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Walmart.

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Compact Thermal Imaging Device

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$503.29at WalmartChecked 19 h ago

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Last seen at $503.29 at Walmart on Nov 9.
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Our take on the Compact Thermal Imaging Device

A pocket-sized thermal imager built around a 256×192 infrared sensor and a small 1.6-inch screen. Its 13mm F/0.9 lens gives a narrow 13.5° × 10.1° view, so it works best on nearby subjects rather than wide scenes. At 112 g with a textured housing it is easy to carry outdoors for wildlife watching, night walks and property checks. Compared with mainstream rivals it lacks the larger displays, wider lenses and image/video recording many of them offer, so it is a basic observation tool rather than a documenting or inspection-grade camera.

Best forOutdoor and night wildlife watchingProperty and perimeter checks after darkHikers and campers wanting a light thermal toolSearch and general short-range thermal viewing

Pros

Very light at 112 g and easy to pocket
256×192 sensor resolution is solid for the class
Fast F/0.9 lens gathers more infrared light
Five thermal color modes to suit different scenes
Textured housing made for outdoor handling

Cons

Narrow 13.5° × 10.1° field of view limits wide scenes
Small 1.6-inch display is hard to read in detail
No recording or image capture mentioned
Short-range use only; distant subjects appear tiny
No stated temperature measurement or accuracy specs

Compact Thermal Imaging Device prices at every store

WalmartNew
In stockSold by Weico DirectReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$503.29Free shippingChecked 19 h ago
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$499.99+ $3.30 shippingChecked 19 h ago
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Compact Thermal Imaging Device price history

Lowest price we've seen: $499.99 on Nov 10 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.

About the Compact Thermal Imaging Device

Designed for convenient thermal observation in outdoor and low-light environments, this compact thermal imaging device features 256×192 infrared resolution, a 1.6-inch display and five selectable thermal color modes. The lightweight 112g design makes it easy to carry, while the durable textured housing is designed for outdoor use. The 13mm F/0.9 lens provides an approximately 13.5° × 10.1° field of view for short-range observation. Use the device for wildlife observation, outdoor exploration, property monitoring, search activities and general thermal imaging applications.

Specifications

color: BlackSource
size: 112 gSource

Questions and answers

What can I see with the 13.5° × 10.1° field of view?: It is a narrow view, roughly a tenth of the scene in front of you. It suits spotting animals or warm objects at short to moderate range, not scanning a wide yard in one look.
Does it measure temperature?: The listed features cover thermal imaging only, with no temperature readout or accuracy figures given. Treat it as a viewer for spotting heat, not as a thermometer.
Can it record photos or video?: No recording or image capture is described. It is a live-view device with a 1.6-inch display.
How does it compare with a phone thermal camera?: It has a higher 256×192 sensor than most phone add-ons and a faster F/0.9 lens, but a smaller screen and no app features. A phone attachment gives a bigger display and easy sharing.
Is it good for building or electrical inspection?: Not really. The narrow lens and lack of temperature measurement make it better for outdoor observation than for diagnostic inspection work.
What is in the box?: The device itself is described; accessories such as a cable or case are not specified. Check the listing details before buying.
Where is the Compact Thermal Imaging Device cheapest?: At Walmart, for $503.29, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Compact Thermal Imaging Device?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Walmart.