Thermal Master Thor 001, Expert Thermal Imager

Just used the Thor001 while inspecting a newly built house before move-in.
It helped me detect missing insulation behind one of the bedroom walls. The outside temperature was around 12°C, and that section was reading nearly 4°C colder than adjacent walls.

The 512×384 resolution makes small cold spots stand out clearly without needing any visible light overlay.
The picture-in-picture mode was surprisingly useful too. I could align the visual reference while still focusing on thermal contrast.

The builder fixed the issue before we finalized the handover, so the camera basically saved me hundreds in future heating costs.
Highly recommended for anyone doing home inspections or energy audits.

I’m often working construction sites where gear gets beat up: rain, dust, accidental drops, you name it.
I used to carry a Seek Reveal Pro, but after two minor drops (like waist height), the screen started glitching badly.
Saw your review on Thor001 and figured I’d try it.
On the second day, I dropped it about 6 feet onto concrete by accident, braced myself for the worst, but it kept working perfectly.
The IP54 weather resistance is no joke either; I used it during a light rain roof inspection without worries.
Thor001 actually feels built for real-world abuse, unlike most of the delicate “pro” models.

Bought this mainly for electronics troubleshooting. The detachable macro lens lets me focus down to 0.25mm, which is perfect for spotting overheating components like resistors and chips. Really didn’t expect this kind of precision from a handheld thermal camera in this price range. Very happy with the performance so far.

I mostly use it for electronics repair and automotive work. The Thor001 is fast to start up, easy to navigate, and the image is super clear. The detachable macro lens is a huge bonus. It lets me zoom right into tiny components without losing focus. You don’t get that with most handheld units in this price range.

I looked at the FLIR handheld thermal camera before, named E5 or something else. The resolution was only 160×120 and the price was a lot higher than this. I wasn’t sure if the cheaper options would actually work, so I stuck with the safe choice.

But after seeing the Thor001, I’m starting to wonder if that was the right move. The 512×384 resolution makes a huge difference, the image looks so much clearer. What really surprised me was the detachable super macro lens. I didn’t think a handheld thermal camera could catch faults as small as 0.25 millimeters. Honestly, I’m thinking this might have been the smarter pick.