IR203 Infrared Thermal Imager Camera with 4800 Pixels, -40~752°F, 15Hz, Perfect for iOS Mobile Phone Review

Not what I expected, the image quality is very poor, it also seems to be using quite a lot of battery as the main camera stays on.

I was very disappointed with this device. the resolution has sub. It was like watching a detuned UHF channel on an old TV.

If you remember what it is, it works great. It's not Flir, and if you're looking for a $100 Flir camera. You will be disappointed (and a little naive to be honest).

This item did not meet my expectations. It has a limited range and not very good image quality. If you're looking for a similar device, Revain sure has better ones to offer. I wanted to return it, but unfortunately I didn't keep the original packaging. Lesson learned.

I bought this to find areas of my house that might be missing insulation. I was amazed to learn that the device barely sees the wall. The resolution is surprisingly low, to the point of being unusable. Save your money or spend a little more for something that actually works.

In its category this is the best thermal imaging camera I have found on the market. Type C) with available app in PlayStore (free and excellent user interface).

How easy to use, plug in the USB-C interface and in 10 seconds you will discover a whole new invisible world on the screen Your mobile phone , you can move the crosshair and swipe anywhere on the screen for instant temperature readings, switch from your mobile camera view to thermal view with one touch, record videos and take pictures, you can even set alarm states for high and low temperatures Vibration alert, there's a filter button that cleans up the noise a lot, above that there's a dynamic

It worked out of the box, although not very well. It was stated straight out that my skin was 39C, which was alarming and also not true. I then tried to verify that my computer's fans were properly removing heat from the chips, but as you can see, that didn't give me any useful information. I even turned off "Filter" which gave a great raw output of all pixels, but it didn't matter. You get what you pay for I guess.

I will gladly pay a little over $100 with Coupon. 4800 pixels, 15Hz refresh rate? This could be a good deal. I downloaded the application, launched it, connected the camera and nothing. Not found. So I reflashed the phone and again nothing. So I used a USB-C cable and again nothing. To test if my USB-C recognizes other things, I plugged in a webcam and then a USB-C drive. Both worked. So I don't think it's a USB-C detection issue. I've spent a lot of time on the internet looking for people with

How easy to use, plug in the USB-C interface and in 10 seconds you will discover a whole new invisible world on your cellphone screen. You can move your finger anywhere on the screen for instant temperature readings, switch from phone camera to thermal view with one touch, record video and take photos, you can set high and low temperature alarms, even vibrate. Attention, there is a filter button that cleans up the noise significantly, above that there is a dynamic range button that allows you…