Thermal Imaging Camera – Android Type-C, InfiRay P2 Pro with Magnetic Macro Lens, 9g All-Metal Housing, 25Hz, Professional Grade Infrared Thermal Camera for Industrial, Home, PCB Detection

So I've been using this camera for about a month now working on various PCBs and let me tell you, It blows my other 600$ thermal camera out of the water. The macro lens on the P2 Pro is top notch bar none. The resolution is even more impressive. It's so clear and crisp. I can see right down to the smallest of caps to determine faults. If i could give this 6 stars I would. I even used this the other day on a furnace and it worked brilliantly. The app is quite good. Easy to set up and use and has never given me any problems. It's crazy how small this thing is but even crazier how well it performs. It may be small and compact but its also very durable as i have used it alot in the past month and has not faltered once. Now I understand that its not the cheapest but seriously don't hesitate and just buy it. You wont regret it and more than likely be thinking why have I been using these cameras with crap resolution and terrible functionality. Thanks so much InfiRay. 😃

This is an exceptional thermal cam in a great form factor for adding to your smart phone. The app probably could be a little more polished. Still it performs great and at a good cost as well. Has a macro lens for close in shots.

This is a great little addon for my Android phone. For the same price as my Klein Tools TI250 thermal imager you get so much more - much better resolution, many adjustments, many color options. plus a macro lens with a focal point of around 1.5". This make my Klein TI250 look like a child's toy.The only downside is it will not fit into the USB-C port if you have a shock case installed on your phone. It uses a magnet to stay in place and will just fall out if the case is there. To get around this I used wire clippers and cut away part of the bottom of the protective addon shock case but left the corners intact. With this modification, the case still stays on fine and the InfiRay P2 Pro Thermal Camera fits and stays in place. With this workaround, I am very happy with this camera. The resolution and operation is great. It does wear down your phone battery within a few hours, however. So you need to be mindful of that. There are complains about the Android App that runs the camera in the Android reviews, but I found no trouble with the app - it works great. Maybe they fixed whatever people were complaining about.

This is my first thermal camera and I'm impressed with it's size and performance! I can see studs in my walls, my footprints after I've walked on the carpet, and various other things. I have not used it yet for serious diagnostic purposes, but it's definitely fun!The only issue is the app on Android is a bit clunky. The image on the screen will randomly stutter (which I'm suspecting is a calibration, but still, it's jarring). Also the app just feels slow. The temperature points update rather slowly. Much slower than 25Hz.These things can all be fixed through updates, however, hence why I'm not going to 3 stars.

I recently purchased this camera and so far it's been awesome! It's absolutely tiny and comes with a nice storage case that fits the camera and USB-C extension cable. It also includes a macro lens, which is great for close-up work. The app is easy to use and has many color options and settings to configure. The high frame rate and resolution are impressive. The video does appear to stutter periodically but I think this might just be the camera recalibrating. I've used it for electrical work, plumbing, auto repair, and to find air gaps and missing insulation in my home. Overall a solid purchase and a must have tool!!

UPDATE: I am revising this review to 1 star down from 4. The combination of the camera plus the USB-C adapter cable is at best flaky. The software now rarely recognizes that the camera and cable have been plugged into the phone. Don’t bother trying to use this with an iPhone that is equipped with USB-C. Infi Ray needs to update the camera with a USB-C connector rather than using a Lightning connector.I have been using the iOS/Lightning version of this for a while. It is a nice piece of hardware. I bought the adapter cable to use it with my iPad Pro and iPhone 16 Pro. The cable has some benefits and some drawbacks. Where I could one-hand shoot with my older iPhone 13, I now need 2 hands: one to control the camera and one to control the phone/iPad. A rigid adapter would have been better for the most part. The benefits would be that since the camera is so small, it now is able to fit into places where it could not when connected rigidly to the phone.

Fits my phone perfectly. Works great

The media could not be loaded. This is probably the cutest camera I've ever seen. I looove how small and well built it is. The accessories were great as well. Here are my pros:* Compact, light, versatile* Plugs in over a case, so no need for extra adaptors* The additional macro lens and lens cover are great for protecting the camera during transportationNow the to the Cons:* It looks like there was weird lens issue or overlay across 1/3 of the image that creates pixelation/distortion of the image. I've seen it on other thermal cameras but this one is very pronounced. Not sure if it was a lens defect. See attached images for comparison and the Video. Notice bottom left blob that is visible all the time.* Camera applies strong contrast and sharpen effect that is not good in most cases.I wanted to keep it, it is so cute and useful but the image quality is not on par with other same resolution competitors. Perhaps I got a lemon... I'll update my review if I get a chance to test a different one in the future.Thanks