The much larger and clearer images from the FLIR device is not my attempt to favour it. To try and be 'as fair as possible' in this review, I have uploaded the raw image from each device in each example. Rather than talk about all the specs (and why I think FLIR is still streets ahead), I thought the best way to show this is with a few sample images. Without image clarity and accurate measurement, a thermal scanner has limited utility. But what matters most is the quality of the images that these devices capture. I liked some things, such as the ultra-compact carbon-fibre-finished form factor of the Seek Reveal Pro, for example (see above).
I do not recommend them at this stage, but they are worth keeping an eye on in the future. To cut to the chase: I was not that impressed with Seek Thermal. So I thought it was about time to buy a few of the Seek Thermal range and test them out. We're always keen to see what new companies are offering. Here at Reduction Revolution, we've been selling thermal imagers for several years. And that's not just because they managed to score the website - although that is pretty neat! One thing that interests me is the low price point of their thermal cameras. Taken at face value, Seek Thermal looks pretty good.
#SEEK SHOTPRO PRICE SERIES#
Seek Thermal Reveal Series - including the Seek RevealPro, ShieldPro (for law enforcement), and FirePro (for firefighters).Seek Thermal Compact Series - including CompactXR, & CompactPro.At the time of writing, their key models include: Seek Thermal is a relatively new thermal camera brand (founded in 2012) attempting to take on industry leader FLIR.
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