InfiRay Thermal Camera Android Infiray P2 Pro With 50Cm Adapter Cable, 256x192 IR High-Resolution Thermal Imaging Camera, -4? to 1112? Infrared Camera, 25 Hz Thermal Imager For Smartphones And Tablets

Great results with 25 htz .better than flir .macro lense is good for close range .easy to use on android app

I had been waiting to buy a thermal camera for a while and finally settled on this one after reviewing all-in-one units, and ones that plug into your phone. I chose this one because it was on sale, and it had pretty good and thorough reviews. Others looked a lot larger than something I wanted to put on my phone, and this one is really small. It comes with a pretty solid case (it's like a hard sunglasses case) and very basic instructions to download the app. The user manual seems like it's inside the Android App, which is a bit of a pain, but it's pretty intuitive to use. I wanted mine to see in my ceiling where I need to insulate better and see any potential water damage areas. I'm not a professional user so this suits my needs just fine. It's really neat to see it working and have 'Predator'-vision. It only uses the camera in the unit for this and does use your phone camera for thermal. You can put your phone camera in a small window to have it overlay the thermal one, which is pretty neat. It also makes a pretty good stud finder, as in the attached images you can see very clearly the studs behind the walls (yes, I definitely need more ceiling insulation). Also neat to play around with standing somewhere and seeing your footprint, or putting your hand on something and seeing it. Plusses: Small, easy to use. Better technical specs than other thermal USB C cameras. Minuses: Should have a separate user manual/pdf, and a USB C extension for people with phone cases would be nice. Would I buy again? If for the same use I'm using it for now, yes. Great product!

Unlike Flir One Pro that I own & has a small internal battery that needs charging and limits use time, the P2 Pro runs off cell battery, with low power consumption. Refresh rate is far higher and with significantly more pixels, the P2 Pro video & images far superior! All these advantages at a much lower purchase price. I would never buy another Flir One Pro unless Flir does a complete redesign and slashes price! The P2 Pro cellphone Android works well, allows for selectable color pallets, and digital spot, min, & max temperature overlays on the images. I'd expect the IPhone app will work equally well. The P2 Pro came with a case and micro-usb 3.0 extension cable.

Well, I've got to say, after trying a few other FLIR cameras, this one is AMAZING, The resolution is unbeatable at this price point, in my opinion, and the refresh rate is actually better than expected. The temperature range opens possibilities that NO other inexpensive camera I've seen can match. What I DON'T like, is that I can't get it to take a photo unless I allow location. I can take VIDEO without enabling location, but NOT photo. Yesterday, I was trying to get a few photos of exhaust headers, AFTER shutdown, and kept getting an overtemp warning. This may well be me having some setting incorrect, as I didn't go into advanced settings — which this unit seems to have plenty of. This really is a VERY impressive unit. NOW for the BAD... It is SO tine, I'm afraid I'll lose it. It comes with the most ridiculous little tie-string tote bag. It's hard to get it into the bag (even though the bag is HUGE for the camera), and even harder to get it out. I tried hanging it on my waist with a small carabiner, but it catches on everything. And it offers almost zero protection. Won't protect from leaning against something, won't protect the lens, won't protect the connector, certainly not water resistant... Virtually useless. I've now spent an inordinate amount of time looking for an adequate case. Closest I've found that MIGHT work is a 'tactical' Zippo case. Little things can be easy to lose. Little EXPENSIVE things, much worse. While I understand that to hit this price-point, they can't have had much room in the budget for extras. But I would GLADLY pay another $50 to get a hard, waterproof case that could go on my belt, small enough to carry this. If anyone finds a suitable case, please let everyone know :-)

Bought this to look for house air leak and and water leak. I'm still impressed by the image quality and sensitivity of this camera. Used it for couple other work and never failed me. For that price, it's a good investment if you need affordable Thermal camera

Small and compact infrared camera