According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, forecasters predict a “which could result in 14 to 21 named storms. If you live on the east coast, now might be the time to prepare for high winds, heavy rains and potential power outages. This means stocking up on essentials such as toilet paper, water and non-perishable food.

Some gadgets can be useful when flood warnings increase. For example, a rugged camera could help you document any potential damage occurring to your property. You won’t always be able to rely on your film gear or when this happens, but the iSpyPen Pro’s sensor can do the trick, and .

Featured on Fox and NBC, the iSpyPen Pro looks like a simple pen on the surface, but it packs a 1920 x 1080p camera to record crisp video at all times. It also packs 128GB of memory, which should be enough to capture footage of natural disasters and emergency situations. The pen also has a microphone to grab audio from the environment to pair with your recordings.

At only six inches long, you might think this pen will only offer a short moment of yardage. However, it has a 75 hour battery life, allowing you to record a long video or multiple clips throughout a disaster. The iSpyPen Pro also features an optional timestamp overlay, which illustrates the exact date and time of your recording. Finally, this device also works as a pen, so you can take it with you every day without attracting unnecessary attention.

Whether you’re making insurance claims after a disaster or filming yourself for your safety, a discreet camera like the iSpyPen Pro could be a nice addition to your emergency kit or everyday carry. You can or 10 percent off.

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