12 top spy gadgets

Spy gear for your inner secret agent. These cool (and possibly useful) gadgets would dazzle James Bond!

Night Vision

The Night Own 3x50 monocular (upper left, US$450) is suitable for camping, boating or wildlife observation, as well as for espionage, while the Patrol 2X24 monocular (right, US$360) is a sound entry-level model that you can attach to a tripod. If you want to go pro, consider the Ranger Digital Night Vision 5x42 binoculars (lower left, US$760), with 5X magnification, a built-in LCD screen, and a rubberized body.

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