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A good tool to have. Probably the best in market for its size and kind. 4 starts because the pictures saved in the phone is grainy compared to inside the app. Please Fix immediately.

Coming from FLIRONE Pro. Pros are: it’s way faster and less finicky, just works, no long startup, no terrible battery that needs to be warm before functional. Cons: needs a dedicated iPad app. I need the ability to easily take landscape photos with the correct formatting/the text needs to rotate/always remain in the correct position. My biggest gripe is why does it look amazing on the screen but the photos come out terrible, cloudy/grainy and not what I see when using the camera? Please keep working on it because it has great potential!

Really like this camera and the app. Fonts can be a little hard to read sometimes, maybe a bold font would be better but other than that great job!

iPhone 15 will not recognize device. I does work with older iPhones, like XR.

Can’t find how to switch to F from C after the last update. It was a down date 😞😞

The app is ok but it would be nice if the different color modes had names attached to them and maybe a help page with the purpose and best uses for each mode. Flir does in their app in relation to the name of the color modes.

It lost one star due to no option for iPad. Aside from that, the app is easier to navigate than previous versions and remembers settings now. The way I use it requires the camera to be on an extension cord and inverted. The earlier version of this app required that I invert the image every single time I opened it, and adjust from metric to imperial measurements, as well as a few other personal preference tweaks. Now it’s a plug and play that allows for much faster use. I have not been able to make use of a lot of the features due to lack of time to play with them, so an extensive pdf manual with examples would be nice. My first time with this app was not easy in the least due to the learning curve and lack of direct access to a detailed manual. Thankfully, there are several forums that filled in for that, and I was able to learn relatively quickly. I use this app for HVAC and other construction projects to check for heat loss and leakage from a distance rather than having to be right next to the potential issue in question, and it has sped my work up significantly. “Seeing” hot spots in a ceiling or cold jets from ducts in an attic has made my job much easier. Learning to adjust and fine tune was not easy. That missing manual would have really helped.

The app has all the features I need: exporting excel temperature data, taking a burst of images every couple of seconds (adjustable from 1 to 3 seconds), setting automatic calibration, custom ambient temperature and emissivity corrections. My primary ask (thus 4 stars) is this: allow a larger number of images in a burst (max is 10). My application requires at minimum 20 images in a burst with a 3 sec interval. It’s awesome this feature exists at all! A maximum of say, 80 images would be great. Also, because I need so many images it would be convenient to do a bulk export of temperature data for a set of selected images. It is great that the file name for the excel data has date and time.

Tried everything just doesn’t work

Easy to download and install, once I opened the app and plugged my top Don tcview infrared camera with the extension cable, my phone asked me to put in my password and it took a second for it to recognize the device and it started working. Quite simple. I guess somebody who has had issues with this needs to clean their charge port.