ThermoHawk 200 Touchless Thermometer - Conclusion
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After using the ThermoHawk to troubleshoot an issue I had with my dishwasher, it occurred to me that there are many professions that could probably benefit from such a device. This includes plumbers, AC repairmen, and auto mechanics just to name a few.
Overall, I probably had a little too much fun running around the house and measuring the temperature of all sorts of things, from one of my daughter's toes (93 degrees) to a fluorescent light bulb (71 degrees). It is probably worth mentioning, as well, that there is a small button on the ThermoHawk to change from Fahrenheit (default) to Celsius readings.
And now, without further ado, here are the pros and cons for this gadget:
Pros:
- Touchless reading of temperatures
- Temperatures amazingly accurate
- Decent price ($39 at the time of this writing)
- Lots of fun
Cons:
Honestly, I would have liked it to have a wider range of testing, but this is the job of its big brother, the ThermoHawk 400.
With how well this device performed, and just how much raw fun I had with it, I give this product a score of 9 out of 10, and Dev Hardware's coveted Gold award.
If you have ever had problems tracking down a cooling issue within your PC (among other things), then this device is just what the doctor ordered. I, for one, plan on making the ThermoHawk 200 a permanent resident of my toolbox.
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