FLIR One Pro Thermal Imaging Camera for Android USB-C

If you want to view into the world of infrared, this is the tool to use with your iphone. It requires IOS 14 or greater. The app, with iphone, shows, in excellent detail, images of heat traces and distinguishes hot/cold surfaces very well (white through to the blue spectrum). Tracing central heating pipework is useful. Looking for hot/cold spots is vital if there are issues with draughts, cold spot and air blocks in pipework.Looking at printed wiring boards for high temperatures in components is another use.You can record video/still images to the iphone for viewing later. All images are captured by the FLIR camera -NOT the iphone. The rechargeable battery will last around 60mins. High Recommended.

I was worried as a number of the reviews are a bit negative - and it looks like they refer to different (less powerful) models. I've just received my FLIR Edge Pro, setup was super simple and the photos it takes are amazing!Can easily see some insulation issues that were picked up by a contract with a significantly more expensive camera. Examples attached. It seems to do a nice mix of visual plus infrared (though you can select one or the other).Camera setup is really easy, no instructions needed. Download app, turn on camera, allow app to connect to camera, and take pictures! I've not yet had to read the manual and everything is really intuitive.By default you can select 1,2 or 3 spots as well as highest or lowest spot to show the temperature of. It also has 1GB free cloud integration (FLIR Ignite) and you can re-edit / move the spots on there.

For the price, it's great to have the such a camera. Starting up however is boringly slow and I believe the app glitches often. Still very usable though.

Helped me find those cold spots in the home, and dropped my daily gas bill down from £14 a day to £4 a day.... so its already saved me more than I paid for the device... happy daysBattery life could be a little longer... but for the size of it you can't really complain.

It's expensive I know, but trust me, it will find so many insulation issues in your house to fix that it'll pay itself back. And the second hand values are quite high, so once you've finished you can sell it on.Battery life is poor and image quality is low, but you'll get the idea quickly enough.Since I bought it I've completely insulated my bathroom, added insulation to various walls in my house, added underfloor insulation where I can, and so on. It's a really good tool - the house is more comfortable now.

The resolution isn't great considering the quality of other four products, the years this stuff has been available and the amount of improvements in the space.To add insult to injury flir removed features from the app making it less capable over time for this version of the camera.The app takes photos and dumps them in dcim on Android rather than using an app folder or the flir library required for the tools app. Which means Google photos will back up all the pics regardless of if you want it to.The initiation between the app and camera is slow and frustrating. It's entirely their app as android recognises the device and knows which apps to offer.Sometimes you'll have to turn it off and on three times to get it to work.The extendable usb port is nice. Handy if you have a thick case. The config for adjusting the normal camera overlay is in settings and oddly not part of the initial setup, but it is there.

Love this. It's perfect to identify heat sources and locations. Also good to use if you ever have a water leak where you can detect where the hot water has gone in your ceiling and walls.

Resolution is probably OK, but not stellar. The single sample point is more restrictive than you'd imagine, the text is white and when you're focusing on a hot object it's really hard to read because the image is nearly white. The lack of a hottest and coldest point on the image is also more restrive than you'd imagine. Don't get suckered in by the brand name, this is barely good enough.