Review on 🌡️ Fluke 62 Max+ Infrared Thermometer (Non-contact), -20° to +1202°F Temperature Range by Tim Beardsley

For around $100 it would be nice to know how to make a thermometer used. The manual is provided in half a dozen languages for an unknown reason, since all instruction manuals are presented exclusively in the form of incomprehensible images. Localized manuals are available on the company's website. BIG! Oh, that's exactly the same set of incomprehensible images. Unimportant. Am I using it correctly? Can I assume that the readings shown are correct without tuning? Do I really have to hold the shutter button down for 10 minutes to turn it off as one picture shows? (I know the answer is no, but the picture shows what the picture shows) I bought this model because when there are two products available at Revain, one is around $20 and the other is around $100 , I never trust the $20 option. . But seriously, Fluke, use your words. With all confidence in it, I should have opted for the cheaper option.