InfiRayP2 Pro Thermal Imaging Camera for Android, Thermal Imager with 8mm Macro Lens, 9g Fully Metal Body, Measuring Range -20°C~550°C, 25Hz 256X192 Resolution, Support Android 9.0 and Above

Item arrived next day and was very well packed.I done around 2 days off and on research for ALL phone thermal cameras and I was totally won over by the high resolution. The macro lens that came with the camera fits on by a magnetic pad and is really secure. The camera has a good weight to it and made from high quality aluminium. There is a wee lens cover for the macro lens and when storing the camera, you place the macro lens over the camera to protect it.I installed the P2 Pro app with no issues and plugged the tiny wee camera into my S25 Ultra phone. Had a quick walk round the house snapping a few pics "attached" to test the general functions in different modes and wow, VERY impressed and worth every penny. As you will see from the images the radiators showed clearly as did my pet rabbits. I then tested the macro lens on an NVME SSD drive up close, about 2 - 3 cm from the lens and the images are stunning, the quality is so much better than I had expected. It's easy to adjust settings and especially liked the advanced mode where you can select up to 3 points, they show min, max and average temps.I then tried some of the other palettes, such as white hot and black hot, then tried medical, each of them has it's own benefits depending on your application to the scene you want to work with, it could be your car engine, your boiler at home, home insulation tests or even damp, yes, that's right, I found a damp patch on the opposite wall to the bathroom and will need to replace the bath seal over the weekend, but this wee camera found it. I also took an image of my laptop dock which I was surprised to see ran at 31.6 degrees Celsius!I have tried to include some pics to show a couple of the best palettes that I liked.Finally, thanks for the free cleaning cloth which was an extra surprise, it will come in handy for cleaning the lenses. I know this camera might seem a wee bit expensive for hobby use, it's very cheap when you compare the high thermal resolution when comparing to cameras that are 3 - 4 times the price, or higher with the same resolution.The final thing I would like to add is the carry case, it has a wee belt clip and the case is very sturdy with high density foam to set the camera into. The case also has a pocket with a USC-C cord for holding the camera freehand from your phone, I found this to be especially useful when using the macro function, I had both hands free to hold the camera close to a PCB to inspect. If you are looking for a low to mid range very high quality thermal camera, then I would fully recommend this product!

We needed a thermal camera for our workshop that allowed us to look in detail at surface mount electronic assemblies. After much searching and assessing online reviews we decided to pick the Infiray P2 Pro. This was the only camera we managed to find that had a macro function and could meet our demands. So far we are all very impressd with the quality of the product and the value for money when compared to higher end thermal cameras. The software seems to have lots of well thought out features most of which we are still exploring. The temperature readings match up well with our Infrared thermometer however we get far more detailed information from the P2 Pro. This tool it seems will be an invaluable addition in our ability to ensure quality design and aid in debugging and fault finding to component level. Would recomend highly.

The camera, the hardware itself, is quite good, great resolution and the camera is impressively small. I bought it for electronic board inspections.This loses a star for the software part. The android app is usable but can be a lot better, I still need to go through all the settings to see all that the app can do but first impressions were that it could be a lot better.The other thing I tried and it did not work was using the android / USB C version in an iPad Pro that has a USB C, it did not work, I found out that it is not supported which limits the device I can use this camera on.I think this can really be a 5 stars item if the software is improved.

Honestly one of the most useful things I have bought. I got it with the macro lens to use for trouble shooting PCBs and it has worked perfectly. The software is easy to use the resolution is great and as far as I can tell it is extremely accurate. Honestly if you are debating over this or a flirt get this.

A really nice thermal camera that has a great balance of price and performance. The resolution is excellent and the image is very accurate. The camera’s physical dimensions are also surprisingly small, which makes it extremely versatile and practical. All in all a fantastic product.

The media could not be loaded. Great resolution for an absolutely tiny thermal camera.Works with android well (app a bit more tricky to find).Video was set up for a 'night drive camera'.Can also use with windows (topcon software but also vlan and standard windows camera driver).Also Linux via vlan and UVC webcam. There's some technical things to research in Linux but does work as usb thermal cam for a raspberry pi.Using a PI we've got one of these as a kind of webcam broadcasting as mjpeg.

The hardware works fine, but the software (at least on android) is unusuably broken. The images are saved COMPRESSED ONLY. So when you use any of the functions, it generates random numbers (it has lost all the temperature data).When in live mode, it makes perfect sense. But in gallery mode, it generates complete unusable garbage.Such an amateur mistake. Such a shame.

Really handy and impressive little device, I would have scored it much higher had the video recording feature on Android 14 worked. I am sure a software update will resolve this but Infiray should probably have been ready for that.