Infrared Thermal Camera Comparison- 6 IR Cameras Reviewed from $250 to $25K

This mite be a strange questions but is it possible to see cables in the wall. For example before drilling.

Thoughts on the newer flir one's? I would need it for personal home use due to mold related illness, so it would help catch any hidden leaks

How do he show the Flir One working when their software is rubbish that won't run? Was it all faked using AI?

So u only show here Flir and take commercial which has low pixels and expensive.

With the flir one can’t you mirror it to like a chrome book too ?

You couldn't choose a child free day to film?

Really enjoy your video! I was wondering if you've ever used any of the Infiray thermal products, like the P2 Pro? A friend of mine was raving about it, saying it's a fantastic thermal camera and that the best part is, it's really affordable. I'm considering getting one myself.

With the advancement of technology, there are now more cost-effective products available. Good quality and not too expensive. My 200$ P2pro is much better than flir one😃

Thanks for the detailed info!

Any of these work to see animals while driving at night?

I have the bottom mount flir one. I like it. Main complaint is it doesn't pull power from the phone.
The battery is never charged when I need it. I don't use it often.

I wouldn't mind an affordable xray tool. I often have to secure to concrete. Can't tell what's under.

Our camera, an RS Pro 730 is useful but very noisy results compared to others.

Have you tried the FLIR camera that is in the CAT phone s62? I have been looking into building my own house, and with an engineering background all of this building science that is starting to become more popular is very interesting to me, so I thought having an IR camera might be useful while under construction. Since I need a new phone anyway this phone piqued my interest, but I'm not sure how good the FLIR Lepton sensor in it really is, and since the rest of the phone is kind of dated I don't want to get it just for that camera only to find out it isn't very good.

Thank you for your very clear explaination about thermal photography by using different kind of equipment.💪 It helps me a lot to choose the correct camera for my profession as service engineer HVAC.

Loved the child's sound's 🙂

How are these things for locating live squirrels behind drywall?

I have just been using a Fluke TIR, and found that it was hard to get a wide enough view in smaller rooms, so I'm amazed that a $25,000 camera can't cope better! Really useful review of such different products.

Dude I can't believe it took me so long to find your Channel. What You cover in your videos is exactly the information I've been looking for. Thank you!!!!!

In 2022 the resolution of the Fluke Tir110 seems to be really low with 160x120 and only 9Hz for 5000 Dollar. Today you can get chinese ones with much higher resolution and 25Hz for like 400 Dollar.

I'm trying to see UAP's in the sky. No lie. I need a high tech camera that'll see at night sky or even during the day!

Stop flying, live fossil free

I use a Seek Sureshot Pro on my home inspections and energy assessments. I've gone through numerous from a phone attached to Testo. I'm very happy with the Seek Sureshot for its slim pocket size, resolution, and price.

Not a fan of moisture meters. Moisture meters do not detect moisture! The inexperience will get false positives.

A full video without actually showing what the camera does or how good it actually is at detecting the thermals, amazing. Dumb American bullshittery and time-wastage at its best. And no, the measely 3 seconds at the start are not enough.

Have you ever used your cameras to scan the sky for all the ufo activity that's been going on everyday? There are things flying in the sky that we can't see without infrared .

trying to find a chameleon in a tree... what one do i need lol

What happen with the cameraman

Friend, this is the best video comparison. i need an ir camera and never used one. your image of six cams and price told me quickly what i needed to know and then the rest gave me the detail. great job. many thanks.

Which would you suggest for finding leaks in homes made from concrete and cinder blocks?

Great review video! How about the infiray thermal product?

As a trucker, I might buy a nice one rather than a car. Would give me more fun. Specially out in the desert in the middle or nowhere. Fun fun fun. Just gotta find one where I can pick it up

Way to exspensive

My flir one 1st gen was dead due to an upgrade so i switch to Flir one Pro Gen 3

Like always. Good content. Thanks!

I got a dick of a neighbor in a townhome. Which of these would be able to capture a speaker or subwoofer that is right on the wall of the side of our neighbor? We can assume it's under 4 feet of distance from my side of the wall. If I can take a picture of it, I would have solid evidence against my inconsiderate neighbor.

Great instructional video…thanks for making it. Question…I want to assemble an array of bright ir emitting LEDs and visualize them in the most cost effective manner. The LEDs will be mounted on a board and they’ll be placed 1” apart and they array will be 12” x 12” for a total of 144 LEDs. Will the $250 device that attaches to the cell phone be sufficient for my application, I.e., resolving all 144 LEDs. Thanks.

Worth to mention the P2 thermal camera. Best in class.

Not sure if I should be worried when you are impressed by a black&white autorange.
You should be talking about sensitivity, bleed and resolution. A lot of the early flir stuff was not very good and you are being fooled a lot by the msx.

Does the Flir show electric shocks? Thank you.

I get the idea of keeping clients occupied with a toy, but why not buy a cheap disposable camera (with the right android version) for about $100 (ATT prepaid price at Walmart for a Motorola Play) and the cheaper FLIR attachment with bluetooth capability, and send them on their way to play for an hour taking pictures of their cat on the bed, their spouse, or checking out the cold spots in the house? That's about $200-350 instead of $750, and if they drop it looking down the septic well, or happen to 'pocket it' and 'can't find it' and 'I don't know what to tell you ..." , you're out only half the investment of the $750 version. Bill them later to replace the loss and buy another ensemble with it.

Do you still use the iPhone camera? The problem I've always thought the problem with smartphone devices/apps are the app being updated and forcing you to upgrade your phone and/or camera in the future.

You go GIRL

Great review. I'm looking to purchase one that I can use to make some art pieces by capturing (via the video feature) an ice climbing via one of these devices. Which do you think is best for these purposes? Also, I will not use it all beyond this purpose but since I will be showing these pieces, I would like a high resolution thermal image.

Trying to find critters in my roof, roof is modular home with small angled truss construction maybe 2ft high center .. would be trying to look through thin wallboard ceiling, what would you recommend? Thanks Keith

Very nice comparision. Just bought a Flir One, did not even think about water detection (probably not a thing for Flir One, but still).

Thank you for the great video but there is a correction that has to be made: the Israeli-made Thermapp has always had a manual focus feature (I've purchased mine 8 years ago) and it was worth a little over a half of the price you mentioned in your review (last time I checked a year ago, you could buy the pro version for under $1200). And they give options to customize it. Thank you!

Can you review some of the Seek Thermal cameras?

I don't buy Fluke products anymore. Try to get something repaired or a replacement part from Fluke is very expensive. I purchased a $300.00 meter and when it was time to have it calibrated Fluke charged $200.00.
When you send anything in for repair the base price is $200.00 no matter if the unit costs $150.00, 91 days after the purchase. You have to ship it to the company and it will take months before they send it back!

I will never deal with Fluke again!

FANTASTIK review!!! One of the most informative I have ever seen!!!
Thank you!!