Seek Thermal Compact All Purpose Imaging Review

With its pros: A useful tool if you need to find a black cat in a dark room. For design - 5 points. Got cons: As a thermal imager for examining a house from the outside, it is not suitable: it does not detect negative temperatures well, and in the cold it does not work at all.

Pros: Small dimensions. Photos directly to your phone. Many operating modes. Got cons: He cheats a little. The reflection of a person in the glass is perceived as a source of heat.

I purchased this camera (Seek Compact XR) after using the FLIR C2 for work and was so impressed I decided I needed a personal HVAC/comfort camera. I was very excited to get this and do all that "oh interesting" before using it to track leaks in home insulation and I just received it today. I have two main problems with this camera. The first problem is that after downloading the Seek Thermal official app, it asks for 4 permissions and without all 4 the app closes: 1: access my phone's camera2…

This was a big disappointment. I wanted to love this product but it really let me down. Just to be clear, I'm looking at the most expensive option, the UQ-AAA Compactpro for Android (the one with the red color around the lens). I want to be clear on this matter because someone could easily think my comments are about cheaper versions. because they look so similar. I have a Note 9, so I knew I needed a high-end adapter (not the cheap ones you can find) to switch from a micro-USB device to the…

Today I received the Android compact model and I used it at work to scan anything that catches my attention. My qualifications: I am an engineer and fabricator of wood and metal and have never used a thermal imaging camera. Although I've only spent about 1 hour with the thermal imager so far, my immediate reactions are: 1. For less than $200 this is a full featured plug and play thermal imager that produces useful impressive thermal images and videos on my Galaxy S7. Well done search!2. I…