- The Thermal Master DV2 is a thermal/infrared camera designed for bird watching and animal spotting, featuring a large touchscreen for control and viewing.
- It has a resolution of 512x384 (interpolated from 256x192), supports photo and video capture at 30fps, and offers digital zoom up to 8X.
- The camera includes an RTSP streaming feature, a laser pointer, a tripod mount, and a Picatinny rail adapter for attaching accessories.
- Comparison with Topdon TS004 highlights the DV2's easier user interface via touchscreen, but lacks a dedicated shutter button and requires screen taps to capture media.
- The associated Android app is basic but functional, though it lacks proper attribution for open-source libraries and cannot trigger photo/video recording.
- Priced at £459 with a discount code THERMBIRD10, the DV2 excels in wildlife spotting with effective background noise reduction and AI upscaling.
- Battery is removable and charges via USB-C; internal storage is ~32GB with media accessible via USB-C mass storage mode on Linux.
- The review notes the camera's overall user-friendly design and high-quality output, despite minor drawbacks like separate lens cap and no EXIF metadata.