19 October 2026

Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera now just $404 via the Thermal Master Store

The Thermal Master DV2 Thermal Camera is now a popular choice for those looking for an affordable thermal scope. It is also super easy to use and  I’ve lost count of the number of guides around the world who have started using them.

The DV2 now just $404 in the USA (including taxes and shipping) when you order direct from Thermal Master and use the ‘MAMMALCAM10’ 10% discount code

https://thermalmaster.com/products/thermal-master-dv2

It’s available in many other countries too. Prices vary, but the 10% discount code should work.

Here’s a review of the DV2

Thermal Master DV2 Camera Available Again Worldwide While Stocks Last

 

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Jon Hall
Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I’ve also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and watched mammals in over 120 countries.
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5 Comments

  • 21 October 2026
    pdoons86

    Hello. I am a new but enthusiast mammal watcher, and I love your site. I have been thinking of buying a thermal scope but I don’t really know what I should be considering. I saw the Pulsar Axion XQ19 Compact as an affordable option (~$1,000 USD). But the Thermal Master DV2 is less than half the price and includes a camera? Do you have any advice for a first-time thermal scope buyer? I plan to do several nocturnal hikes/trips in the near future and would like to make a smart purchase, not skimping on quality but also not paying too much. Thank you!

    Patrick Doonan

    • 21 October 2026
      Jon Hall

      I haven’t used that Pulsar, but if your main aim is to locate an animal and then view it properly I would go with the DV2. The pulsar is probably going to have somewhat sharper image, but if you prefer to scan from a vehicle or while you are walking and don’t want to have a monocular pressed up against your eye then the DV2 wins. I take a DV2 with me everywhere now along with a Zeiss monocular and switch them around depending on where I am and what other people are using. The technology is improving so fast that if you want to buy a higher end scope in a couple of years then you will get a lot more for your money. Meanwhile any scope is better than no scope! Hope that helps.

  • 24 October 2026
    Max Taylor

    I’ve been really happy with DV2 thanks to the recommendations I read on this site. It boots up quickly and even in the long sunny days of Alaskan summer during a trip this year it was still very helpful in locating fauna.

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