Presenting the Thermal Master P2 Pro Camera.

[@NevaJames-w1y]

I bought one to check for potential problems at a client's house and it's since been a valuable tool to have. I don't use it often, but no need to charge the battery beforehand which resloution is higher than FlIR. it's worth every penny. 👍🏻

[@MerlinHarper]

I thought the P2 cameras were competitive and used the phone battery for power instead of a permanent battery like FLIR users. The permanent battery is a liability imo because it's not user replaceable and I've read multiple reports of the battery failing and FLIR not honoring warranty replacements which turned me off.

[@DarinTerry-q1e]

they don’t “rival” the flir one, they destroy it. Lol

[@HoardFord]

Just got the P2. Don’t use it enough to justify spending more on a handheld but needed to upgrade my previous model. Also like being able to screenshot and text/email instantly without software. Highly recommend. Already have used it multiple times for various reasons.

[@Super-e6w]

Wow, the world through thermal imaging looks so cool, with such clear hot and cold contrasts! Maybe next time you could show more of the temperature settings? It makes it feel even more useful. Awesome video!

[@havahand]

I intend to have one of these. Thanks for the review.

[@fibonacho]

Wow, this is cool, Gil! Or maybe I should say hot! Thanks

[@PreparednessVeteran]

The main aspect to look for with these cameras are the Resolution and refresh rate. Personally I wouldn't go below 256x192 and a refresh rate of 25Hz - This would be a minimal acceptable standard. The macro facility is a great usp. Nice camera.

[@Dennis35793]

ty

[@Mesiya-h7o]

Je suis passé de mon ancien FLIR ONE PRO au P2 Pro ? C'est comme passer de la VHS à la HD ! Vous pouvez le croire ? La P2 Pro est moins chère et plus nette ! La résolution est plus nette, presque le double de mon ancienne caméra, et la plage de températures élevées est une énorme amélioration. La précision de ±2°C en fait l'outil idéal pour vérifier les circuits imprimés et repérer les problèmes de température sur les composants électroniques. Il est vraiment très performant ! Je ne saurais trop recommander cet appareil à tous ceux qui souhaitent obtenir des images de qualité professionnelle dans un format compact !

[@RadioPrepper]

You should use a different username format when posting comments in different languages, they would look less fake... But thanks for the info.