No doubt you’ve heard of Seek Thermal by now. They made waves when the Seek Thermal Compact Camera launched a few months ago, and while we got to see it for ourselves at IFA 2015 in Berlin back ...

The Seek camera, which plugs into the microUSB connector on Android devices and the Lightning connector on iOS devices, weighs 0.5 ounces and creates true thermal images with a resolution of 206 x ...

The Seek thermal camera allows people to literally see heat, making it possible to see energy loss and water leaks in homes, clogs in pipes, and people and pets in the total darkness. Advertisement ...

But now, for $200, you can turn an iPhone or Android smartphone into a camera that can see in the dark with the Seek Thermal camera.

Now you can hide behind an object (e.g., wall, fence, rock) and maneuver the Seek Thermal Camera with a selfie stick to minimize disclosing your specific location.

The Seek Thermal camera is very small and portable and very simple to use. The tiny device weighs just 8 oz and easily sits on top of your smartphone without making it feel any heavier or bulkier.

The Seek CompactPRO weighs less than half an ounce and can plug into any Android or iOS camera. The compatible app allows users to see the thermal readout from the add-on’s sensor from -40 to ...

Highly durable and easy to use, the Reveal ShieldPRO by Seek Thermal combines a high-performance 320 x 240 thermal sensor with intuitive user interface. When you need it, a powerful 300-lumen LED ...

According to the company, Seek Thermal operates in the 7.2 to 13 micron long-wave infrared range and can detect heat in a temperature range from -40º C to 330º C (-40º F to 626º F).

While thermal cameras tend to be priced outside the average consumer’s budget, usually at a few thousand dollars, Santa Barbara, Calif.-based company Seek Thermal is launching one today for for ...

We just posted the full written review a few days ago but now you can see the thermal camera in action. We cover some uses of the camera as well as give you a full tour of the software and how ...