So, $369, resolution 256 x 192, I used a similar one for a/c work, didn't have the handle or scope mount. Thermal uses different optics than a scope, or binoculars. 👍👍
Impressed by the frame rate! I have a normal thermal camera, like the handheld ones... and this beats it. While mine is already really well spec'd. Very nice! Although mine is use for hot parts on PCBs but still impressive!
Depends on the purpose of use. For a SHTF situation it’s a waste of time the mobile screen will give your position away. For operational use you need to be able to spot targets at several miles.
How accurate is the temperature reading. i'd like to see a comparrison between temperature readouts on the expensive thermal cam you have and this one. Usually if it's that small you can't really put a lot of technology inside it there has to be something that's lacking on the small little camera. If you have a Flir One pro it's at a similar price point maybe compare it to the Flir.
About 5-7 years ago, Flir had a similar small camera for your phone. It was also about $350. Not quite as small. They discontinued it. I still have it, but it now only shows half the screen, and there is no support for it. Your little camera looks cool.
@GreyManPrepping Yes, however, right now, there is a black Friday deal on Amazon. The Flir 1 gen 3 is about $170. Pretty good deal. I don't know about picture quality or range or other features.
Evening Gray, interesting gadget. My question...does the phone need to be connected to data or WiFi for the app to work or is it standalone...just download and go? Yes would be nice to have a an easier way to focus than big fingers turning a small lens..😂, but all said, I like that you hook up to phone, which we all carry, and don't have a separate operating device. 👍
Hey brother 👋 Yep no wifi needed it's a standalone app and that was my thought as well. I've even seen folks using this on tablets which had a bigger viewing window than your standard phone. I was very impressed with it especially the size and capabilities. 👍
I'm looking for a night vision camera to run safely across the lake before sunrise when bass fishing. This unit looks like it would work mounted to the boat windshield and connected to my phone in its console mount. If I have a wide view about half a mile forward this would be all I need.
I tested an IR unit for USAF fire rescue work back in the 70s. The imaging is amazing with the passage of some 50 years! I am curious as to how this might work in low visibility situations either driving a car or flying a small plane.
They have several iterations of this form factor on their site. I'm personally not familiar with them all. I pinned a link to their website that may help. Thank you for watching. 👍
In some of the video clips of homes, you can see the metal supports through the walls. Especially if it was a hot day. In a cold environment, I'm not sure. Maybe if the home is being heated and the metal is a higher temp than the drywall, it would contrast from the cooler drywall itself. 🤔
Hi. Appreciate your review. I currently have iPhone 13 Promax with Lightnin connector but plan to upgrade to USB-C connector. Do you know if it is compatible for Lightnin and USB-C iPhone? Thanks
@DanOhPhotography Thank you! And to answer your question, yes, it is compatible with whichever connection you have. As the software itself is downloaded through the OS, your phone uses the connection point, which is whichever and doesn't affect the functionality of the camera.
So what’s the difference between the X2 and T2? This looks amazing? What’s the catch? Does it eat your phones battery or does the unit itself have a battery or what powers it
I ran that camera for hours with a samsung ultra 21 at the time of filming and it barely consumed any power. I have updated the links as they rebranded the name of the camera. I'll add that information down below. As for the T2 I'm not sure never used it. The camera has been renamed to the "Xinfrared One XH09" www.infiray.com/xh09-all-in-one-thermal-camera/
@@GreyManPrepping seems The hx09 is a manual focus and has a smaller view. Vs the t2 has auto focus and manual and has a wider view. I am Gonna go with t2. I ain’t when things don’t auto focus
@@xGR1MxREAPERx Agreed autofocus would definitely be much better! I reached out to the company today for some clarification and possible more collaboration options for comparison videos.
sweet video, you had me 90% sold with your footage. i have been wanting one of these for like 10 years, and it appears that they can finaly do everything i want, i want to look at circuit boards, fuse boxes, warm foot steps, people in the woods, birds in the trees, live stock in the fields, the outside and inside of our homes for hvac purposes, my wired for my solar pv system and battery bank/inveter and the until i ordered came with a gun mount. when you showed the jet going over head i was like yep, this may be what i am getting. i have a pretty good size drone. i may mount the camera and a small phone on it and remote into the phone to access the infrared camera and app, but that manual focus could prove to be a problem in this application. but i got to start some where. i had to dig a bit to find the android version but i found it and the discount code worked too, the camera kit i chose was $429.99, the discount code was for $42 off, so a tad under $400 plus tax, will be here tomorrow thanks again
Okay I have a infiray t2 pro. It works great on my wife's iPhone 14. On my iPhone 15 pro it does not work. I have a data adapter from the t2 lightning to a the c port in the iphone 15 pro. I downloaded the app xinfrared and it still will not connect. I'm at a loss for whats going on.
Question: the new iphones use a USB-C connection, so should iPhone owners buy the Android version, and will the unit function ok or should we wait until an iPhone USB-C version of this device comes out?
@thephototour1615 So, from talking with other viewers in the comment section, most have bought the type C option and are using the Apple app and stated the product works just fine. By ordering through the Amazon link, if for some reason it doesn't work, you can get a refund back within 30 days if I recall correctly. But I'd double-check on the Amazon Store front.
I was ready to jump in BUT, last week, I upgraded my IPhone 12 to the 16, which uses a USB-C. So, wondering if the Android IR camera version with a USB-C receptacle would work on my iPhone 16?
From what others have said on this video, they are buying the Android package as it's a type C connection, and it works just fine as the only thing that changes is the app you download to your phone and the connection which for most new apple's are type C
@dongkapuyawn5107 I haven't tried it, so I can't be sure. In my opinion, I think it wouldn't as metal could hide heat unless the metal itself was emitting heat.
Great video! You mentioned the range, or distance it would detect, then used an airplane 2 miles away…. Is it safe to assume that this should detect an animal at 300,400,500 yards? Maybe a coyote, deer, elk?
Thank you, and yes, absolutely. Since this video, we have gone out and seen deer in the fields as well as rabbits in the glen when we went up to north Georgia.
Easily. The only limitation is the size of the object and if something is in front of it. For example its hard to use in the woods because the trees block everything and you cant really use it to walk towards something cause it has a fixed zoom of like x2.
@Robert-Wilson Correct they keep both in case you have an older iPhone. I use the type C variation with my iPhone 16. The software "App" is still the same.
@@GreyManPrepping ok, thought so. I’m looking for flir to be used when driving in fog/darkness etc. for detecting animals on the road. So far found only devices costing USD 2-3000
You could mount the camera outside the vehicle, possibly to the top or bottom of the windshield in front of the driver. Then run a USB extension cable to the interior and plug into a phone or tablet. I use a snake camera with a Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 that sells for around $200 and suspect this would also work. You might need to find or fabricate a weather proof housing. The tablet might even work as a HUD with a semi-mirrored screen if the app allows image reversal. Good luck!
This is a wonderful camera and it works as good as the one of the name brand ones that I have at work. Like you said for the price point it's quite amazing.
The problem is that the camera is dependent on an APP which will require updates over time. And what happens when the company discontinues the app because the company decides to go in a different direction.
They will never go out, they are the largest in the world and even if then it wont be removed from your phone automatically. And you can find the APK install files on google and just Install. No need for network. And updates are rarely needed except if you get a brand new phone or they add extra functions. Their app just works
Do you mean the FOV 19.63*14.71 Observation Distance 1.8m*2m i.e. deer at 551 yards (504 meters) Also the Thermal Sensitivity "NETD" is 40mK hopefully that helps if not please let me know.
I'll put their office location as well as their warranty link here, which goes into detail. Office: 39899 Balentine Drive, Ste 200, Newark 94560, California Warranty Information: www.xinfrared.com/pages/after-sales-service
That's a badass little camera. I may look into that as a backup. When I was shopping for a new phone I found one that has night vision (and I think thermal) but I haven't played with all the features yet.
Cool little external sensor/add on. Is the app able to function/ display sensor data offline? more and more affordable alternatives and price drops should be coming on existing. I can already see someone rigging a housing from an airsoft dummy nvg using this, a micro lcd display, and a raspberry pi etec w/ external battery pack. That'll be cool to see too.
Yes, I used it with an older no connected phone, as well as a tablet we had laying around to see how well the screen size made a difference. Funny you mentioned airsoft my buddy said the same thing 🤣 Technology just seems to get more and more interesting. Thanks for watching Joe 👍
My pleasure, and they are out of stock again! The one I have is part of my kit now, and it is the older variation. They have since updated the product. Hopefully, they'll be back in stock soon. It's a very intuitive device and has come in handy multiple times.
how is the performance this model comparable to the one of a built in thermal camera like from the "Ulefone Armor 25T Pro" (~380€) or a similiar phone in this price range? i was thinking about getting one of these phones but the thermal imaging feature seems more like a party gag than actually useful, at least regarding the videos i watched. these external cameras seem to perform way better, unfortunately they cost as much as the whole phone..
I owned the Armor 25T pro. Personally, the quality of this exceeds the 25T from the frame rate to the resolution. Much cleaner picture, and there are way fewer glitches in transitioning from the different modes as well.
@everythingloud4068 Understandable, Yeah, I have used the two I have on phones that have no service and kind of dedicated them to running these devices. One phone is about 5 years old. So far, there are no issues on my end. Have a great day! 😁👍
How has this camera worked out for you? Your Amazon link currently shows only 70% rating of 4 or 5 stars and lots of complaints about absolutely unresponsive service/support plus problems with the cable. I know how those reviews work (or don't) but the lack of vendor support is troublesome. Thoughts?
I personally use this camera a lot for various things, so there are no issues on my end with the product. Vendor support, to be honest, I'm not sure as I haven't needed to contact. I run into problems with any product. My first goto is youtube, lol. I agree with you in regards to reviews on Amazon as they should be taken with a grain of salt.
@Josue-rd5gt They must have updated to the T2 it seems, but I did find it here. Walmart? Out of all places... www.walmart.com/ip/X2-XH09-Thermal-Imaging-Camera-Imager-Scope-for-Hunting-Insulation-Inspection-With-laser-radiation-with-reverse-charging-bracket/5301312734?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101239102
Most of the “Infrared/Thermal imaging” cameras that I’ve seen online that attach to cell phones only seem work with Android phones. Occasionally I’ll see one that mentions iPhones/ipads. Some reviews warn about sketchy apps and undesirable permissions so I’m still looking.
As far as the research I've done OTG support is available but some devices do have issues. I have not tried to livestream the video from my phone. Something I should look into it. I know I can cast to a smart TV but the resolution wasn't as good as I'd would like. I reached out to Infiray for more technical information on this micro infrared camera, outside of the paperwork that it came with. My apologies for not being able to give you all the information you were looking for.
@@GreyManPrepping Thank you. The pixel 7 pro does not have OTG support, not even an option for it after entering developer mode. There are some faked videos on YT that say it does have it but it doesn't. These devices that use video or audio from the phones USB port generally don't publish if they work with all Android phones past a certain OS release and returns are high. They just say it works with Android phones. It's disingenuous at best. I don't buy products that can't give me a clear answer and they do know if it works or not. They just want to make the sale. I want to buy this camera but if the reviewer doesn't even know if it works then it's a no!
@@jaysunkreuze1466 I truly understand that. I agree I'd hate for you to purchase something and it not work for you. I do appreciate you watching the video. I hope you eventually find something that works for you. Have a great evening. 😁👍
@kristijanmedved6066 very similar products, but I've never had or used the XH09, so I couldn't really give you my perspective. I'd look at both comparatively via their specs and reviews and make a call which you think may be the better option.
If only they did a much higher resolution like 640x 480. That would make a real difference for DIY applications like finding what is behind a wall like wiring.
Maybe newer variations will increase the resolution values. This one was surprisingly good compared to several older and similar cameras out on the market.
I had that setting off while recording and had filmed already. So I just went with it instead of trying to start over. I had 4 days into this when I noticed it off. 🤦
@GreyManPrepping great video! one thing I need it to work for is searching for bees behind a wall or a log. Will if work through a surface like a wall or wood?
Thank you! Honestly, I'm not 100% sure as I haven't used it in that manner. That being said, I could see the studs behind the wall as they retain heat or cold depending on the time of day.
Honestly, there are several stand-alone products they can be purchased, like the KAIWEETS Thermal Imaging Camera, which I hope to showcase on the channel here in the next month or so. Here's a link if you'd like to look into it at your leisure. amzn.to/3YoxyuP
So, it looks very impressive. I however do not have even $400 for something like this. There are other, for me, more important areas the i am working on first. When/if those areas become less lacking, perhaps.
Understandable, I looked around seems like the going prices for devices that are similar. I found one for about $275 but the reviews weren't great. Thank you for watching 😁👍
Why people are surprised about the price? Good thermal cameras have never ever been cheaper than 300$. It is expensive to manufacture them. Just like You can't buy a good phone for a cheap price. I personally would buy a used one to save money. I dont mind if the device has scratches as long as it works.
I have a T3. Unfortunately, its nominal resolution is not hardware-based; it uses some sort of upscaling function. Under certain conditions, this is quite noticeable. Be cautious with Chinese products; there are many instances of fraud and deception
@@tex1297 every single thermal camera is Chinese made. Even flir. By the way, the flir chips are used in some of the top don and other cheaper branded thermal cameras on aliexpress😬
@@itsAkkiii i disagree. One thing if they tell you, this is budget, this is what it can. And an another thig to lie and mislead you. Budget and fraud is two separate things.
@@itsAkkiii infaray is a known brand in Australia the scopes are $4-8k. These are just a lens/sensor package. You can get them with a weaver housing to mount on your firearm. And get a recital on them. You have to supply the computer/phone to drive it and give an image. Just don't buy from a sketchy source. But from infaray
If interested, here is the Thermal Camera Link: amzn.to/3TWP9bS
InfiRay T2 Pro Night Vision a.co/d/bVnxmja
@GreyManPrepping thank You. Use it for machinery and up on bridge and on my trifle
Thanks for the video. Totally sold but I guess they no longer have it on amazon
@gl4280 Really, my brother just picked up one yesterday. I'll have to check out and see if they are adding more inventory. Thanks for watching! 🙏
Wow! That's a great price! I am thoroughly impressed as well Grey! Thank you for this.
Agreed brother 🤘
So, $369, resolution 256 x 192, I used a similar one for a/c work, didn't have the handle or scope mount. Thermal uses different optics than a scope, or binoculars. 👍👍
Got a Prime Day deal on it just now. Only 16 in stock as of 6:43 PM CST on Tuesday October 8, 2024. This is a game changer for security reasons alone!
That's awesome! 😁🤘
How much?
Can't believe how well this works! I just don't want anything related to apps. Otherwise looks great.
I was truly surprised myself 👍
Cute size! Impressive results. I like the handle for it. Lots of applications for this on the homestead.
For I love the different applications that this device could be used for. Hope you have a great weekend Sue 😁🙏
Conecting this with a Dji Mavic mini would be awesome!
@@dvpzy Agreed!
Impressed by the frame rate! I have a normal thermal camera, like the handheld ones... and this beats it. While mine is already really well spec'd. Very nice! Although mine is use for hot parts on PCBs but still impressive!
Wow that's very cool. As small as that is i can only imagine in a few years theyll be a feature on cell phones.
The jet was impressive.
Most likely AP and yeah that was surprising for me as well. The distance of the jet in a pitch-black sky I was like no way lol 😆
@@GreyManPrepping i could search for the mother ship🤣
@@alienprepper5918 Yeah exactly lol 😆 🤘
about 3 years ago i saw them being built into phones but they were specific for engineers or something and likely crazy expensive
Hello, I would like to ask if the camera can see well up close? because I need small motherboards for debugging. thanks for the reply
My pleasure and yes technically the camera was designed for small electronics I kind of repurposed it for my needs lol
Depends on the purpose of use. For a SHTF situation it’s a waste of time the mobile screen will give your position away. For operational use you need to be able to spot targets at several miles.
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen! Very interesting!
Agreed 😁👍
How accurate is the temperature reading. i'd like to see a comparrison between temperature readouts on the expensive thermal cam you have and this one. Usually if it's that small you can't really put a lot of technology inside it there has to be something that's lacking on the small little camera. If you have a Flir One pro it's at a similar price point maybe compare it to the Flir.
Great question, I'll see if I can get my hands on one and follow up with a comparison video. Thank you for the suggestion. 👍
That is really cool! This would be great for when my chickens play hide and seek with me lol 🤣
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About 5-7 years ago, Flir had a similar small camera for your phone. It was also about $350. Not quite as small. They discontinued it. I still have it, but it now only shows half the screen, and there is no support for it. Your little camera looks cool.
I've seen some Flir products, but most seem pretty expensive compared to other companies these days.
@GreyManPrepping Yes, however, right now, there is a black Friday deal on Amazon. The Flir 1 gen 3 is about $170. Pretty good deal. I don't know about picture quality or range or other features.
Evening Gray, interesting gadget. My question...does the phone need to be connected to data or WiFi for the app to work or is it standalone...just download and go? Yes would be nice to have a an easier way to focus than big fingers turning a small lens..😂, but all said, I like that you hook up to phone, which we all carry, and don't have a separate operating device. 👍
Hey brother 👋 Yep no wifi needed it's a standalone app and that was my thought as well. I've even seen folks using this on tablets which had a bigger viewing window than your standard phone. I was very impressed with it especially the size and capabilities. 👍
Which one would I need to order for the iPhone 16? Since it's now USB-C, do I need to order the T2 Pro Android version?
You would pick up the usb-c variation. The only difference between the 2 at that point is where you get the app play store/iPhone app store
Definitely interested in this. This would be great to see heat loads or cold drafts for HVAC work
Great point! I used it to look at my breaker box as well as some of my power stations. 👍
I'm looking for a night vision camera to run safely across the lake before sunrise when bass fishing. This unit looks like it would work mounted to the boat windshield and connected to my phone in its console mount. If I have a wide view about half a mile forward this would be all I need.
I tested an IR unit for USAF fire rescue work back in the 70s. The imaging is amazing with the passage of some 50 years! I am curious as to how this might work in low visibility situations either driving a car or flying a small plane.
That would make for an interesting test 😁👍
FLIR camera is cheaper, and that shows temperature on screen too.
@@MMMM2MMMM2MMMM yeah but probably not at 25Hz 😉
Because of this video, I purchased one. It should be here today. 😊
Hope you enjoy it! i really love mine! Thanks for the support!
What link did you use to purchase?
@@Josue-rd5gt If you google Xinfared, it should be one of the first links, which should be their main page.
@@Josue-rd5gt Should be the link I provided. Unless it was changed. 🤔
I like it’s size - but sensor size is king are there is another option on the marker at what I would call a comparable price.
They have several iterations of this form factor on their site. I'm personally not familiar with them all. I pinned a link to their website that may help. Thank you for watching. 👍
Would it sense thru drywall to be able to see if theres metal objects on the other side
In some of the video clips of homes, you can see the metal supports through the walls. Especially if it was a hot day. In a cold environment, I'm not sure. Maybe if the home is being heated and the metal is a higher temp than the drywall, it would contrast from the cooler drywall itself. 🤔
Hi. Appreciate your review. I currently have iPhone 13 Promax with Lightnin connector but plan to upgrade to USB-C connector. Do you know if it is compatible for Lightnin and USB-C iPhone? Thanks
@DanOhPhotography Thank you! And to answer your question, yes, it is compatible with whichever connection you have. As the software itself is downloaded through the OS, your phone uses the connection point, which is whichever and doesn't affect the functionality of the camera.
So what’s the difference between the X2 and T2? This looks amazing? What’s the catch? Does it eat your phones battery or does the unit itself have a battery or what powers it
I ran that camera for hours with a samsung ultra 21 at the time of filming and it barely consumed any power. I have updated the links as they rebranded the name of the camera. I'll add that information down below. As for the T2 I'm not sure never used it.
The camera has been renamed to the "Xinfrared One XH09"
www.infiray.com/xh09-all-in-one-thermal-camera/
@@GreyManPrepping seems
The hx09 is a manual focus and has a smaller view. Vs the t2 has auto focus and manual and has a wider view. I am
Gonna go with t2. I ain’t when things don’t auto focus
@@xGR1MxREAPERx Agreed autofocus would definitely be much better! I reached out to the company today for some clarification and possible more collaboration options for comparison videos.
Any updates on this?
Does it work with Iphone 15 Pro with USB-C?
Yes It has the connections for type-c and older apple connectors as well
sweet video, you had me 90% sold with your footage. i have been wanting one of these for like 10 years, and it appears that they can finaly do everything i want, i want to look at circuit boards, fuse boxes, warm foot steps, people in the woods, birds in the trees, live stock in the fields, the outside and inside of our homes for hvac purposes, my wired for my solar pv system and battery bank/inveter and the until i ordered came with a gun mount. when you showed the jet going over head i was like yep, this may be what i am getting.
i have a pretty good size drone. i may mount the camera and a small phone on it and remote into the phone to access the infrared camera and app, but that manual focus could prove to be a problem in this application. but i got to start some where.
i had to dig a bit to find the android version but i found it and the discount code worked too, the camera kit i chose was $429.99, the discount code was for $42 off, so a tad under $400 plus tax, will be here tomorrow
thanks again
My pleasure, Glad you found this video helpful. I hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine. Have a great weekend! 😁👍
Okay I have a infiray t2 pro. It works great on my wife's iPhone 14.
On my iPhone 15 pro it does not work. I have a data adapter from the t2 lightning to a the c port in the iphone 15 pro. I downloaded the app xinfrared and it still will not connect. I'm at a loss for whats going on.
@greggieboy393 possibly the adapter, maybe be the issue. Have tried to use the type c connector that's used for android?
Very cool it would be great prep for security safety viewing of the area around your house or bugout location for threats or predators.
Agreed 100% brother
Can we use this camera for mobile elektronic short finder?
From what I've researched, that was one of its intended purposes. I have a review coming out, I think, in late April, that may be more effective.
@@GreyManPrepping thanks i will be waiting for it
@@erdemilmenoglu636 My pleasure.
The link doesn't work in your description.
The pinned comment should have a working link. If not, please let me know. Thank you.
Question: the new iphones use a USB-C connection, so should iPhone owners buy the Android version, and will the unit function ok or should we wait until an iPhone USB-C version of this device comes out?
@thephototour1615 So, from talking with other viewers in the comment section, most have bought the type C option and are using the Apple app and stated the product works just fine. By ordering through the Amazon link, if for some reason it doesn't work, you can get a refund back within 30 days if I recall correctly. But I'd double-check on the Amazon Store front.
I was ready to jump in BUT, last week, I upgraded my IPhone 12 to the 16, which uses a USB-C.
So, wondering if the Android IR camera version with a USB-C receptacle would work on my iPhone 16?
From what others have said on this video, they are buying the Android package as it's a type C connection, and it works just fine as the only thing that changes is the app you download to your phone and the connection which for most new apple's are type C
Do you think this would be a good camera to see if there are any called drafts coming in the house at winter?
Funny you mention this, I have used this to look at my HVAC for leaks as well as my AC vents trying to analyze the flow of cool air.
Thanks for bring this to our attention, I can see so many applications.
My pleasure, and I'm so glad you found the video helpful.
Looks like an Awesome product and the Price seems Right…Thanks for sharing…Salute!!!🍃🍃😎
My pleasure, thanks for taking the time to watch the video 😁👍
Can it hook up to a tablet or desktop computer
@sasunmontu I'm not sure about a desktop, but I've used it on an android based tablet myself with no idsues.
my iphone 15 pro max, uses usb c, but the camera ios version uses lighting, can i use the andriod one, or does it have a different software?
@erickkang6385 I run a 16 pro max on my work phone, and the USB C works fine, as the software (App) is based on your app store
Can it see behind a metal plate? Trying to use it for automotive tshooting purposes
@dongkapuyawn5107 I haven't tried it, so I can't be sure. In my opinion, I think it wouldn't as metal could hide heat unless the metal itself was emitting heat.
05:02 you can even record ufo by accident with this camera 😂
@konradm.374 Absolutely, lol 😆
Great video! You mentioned the range, or distance it would detect, then used an airplane 2 miles away…. Is it safe to assume that this should detect an animal at 300,400,500 yards? Maybe a coyote, deer, elk?
Thank you, and yes, absolutely. Since this video, we have gone out and seen deer in the fields as well as rabbits in the glen when we went up to north Georgia.
Easily. The only limitation is the size of the object and if something is in front of it. For example its hard to use in the woods because the trees block everything and you cant really use it to walk towards something cause it has a fixed zoom of like x2.
FLIR one Gen 3
have theirs on this months prime sale that just started at midnight for £145
That's a great deal! Thanks for sharing 👍
Will I just looked at it on Amazon and the one listed for iPhone must be way old. Not the right connector. iPhone use USB C since iPhone 15
@Robert-Wilson Correct they keep both in case you have an older iPhone. I use the type C variation with my iPhone 16. The software "App" is still the same.
Did you have the window down when filming from your car?
Yes, I did being that glass is a poor conductor of heat and does not emit any significant amount of infrared radiation for the camera to pick up.
@@GreyManPrepping ok, thought so. I’m looking for flir to be used when driving in fog/darkness etc. for detecting animals on the road. So far found only devices costing USD 2-3000
NV2 from xinfrared is around $600. No experience with it, just saw it when ordering one of these.
You could mount the camera outside the vehicle, possibly to the top or bottom of the windshield in front of the driver. Then run a USB extension cable to the interior and plug into a phone or tablet. I use a snake camera with a Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 that sells for around $200 and suspect this would also work. You might need to find or fabricate a weather proof housing. The tablet might even work as a HUD with a semi-mirrored screen if the app allows image reversal. Good luck!
This is a wonderful camera and it works as good as the one of the name brand ones that I have at work. Like you said for the price point it's quite amazing.
@robertpowell2225 That's great to hear, Robert! Thanks so much for sharing your experience with the camera. 😁👍
The problem is that the camera is dependent on an APP which will require updates over time. And what happens when the company discontinues the app because the company decides to go in a different direction.
@PianoPatterns123 Anything is possible, I have found 3 other standalone apps that work with the camera via reddit, as I like to tinker with things
They will never go out, they are the largest in the world and even if then it wont be removed from your phone automatically.
And you can find the APK install files on google and just Install.
No need for network.
And updates are rarely needed except if you get a brand new phone or they add extra functions. Their app just works
@tullgutten I appreciate you sharing your experience and thoughts on this. 👍
Can this be used in the daytime?
Yes, I used it during the day as well.
Why does my infiray t2 pro for iPhone not work on my iPhone 15 pro?????
@greggieboy393 Type-C connector? I don't have an iPhone, so I'm not familiar with them?
Thank you for the awesome product review. I will be ordering it for sure
My pleasure! I honestly love it. Thank you for the support!
Wow! That’s a cool camera…nice price too 😄
I feel the same Cbass 😁👍
The Amazon link is not working
I've updated the link in the description, I'll update the one in the comment section as well. My apologies. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. 👍
Is the app free on iPhone? For this little camera to work properly.
@greggieboy393 Yes, the app is free unless something has changed from the creation date of this video.
Quite a lil camera. Very impressed. Thanks for sharing😊
Thanks for watching Dee 💛🙏
so what is the maximum reading for this camera ?!
Do you mean the FOV 19.63*14.71 Observation Distance 1.8m*2m i.e. deer at 551 yards (504 meters) Also the Thermal Sensitivity "NETD" is 40mK hopefully that helps if not please let me know.
Hey Brother, seems amazing for the money!
I agree my friend 😁👍
WOW that little thing does wonders Grey 🙏❤️🙏
I was truly impressed 😁👍
Coming from China. What about the warranty?
I'll put their office location as well as their warranty link here, which goes into detail.
Office: 39899 Balentine Drive, Ste 200, Newark 94560, California
Warranty Information: www.xinfrared.com/pages/after-sales-service
That's a badass little camera. I may look into that as a backup. When I was shopping for a new phone I found one that has night vision (and I think thermal) but I haven't played with all the features yet.
I've heard of some phones having that option, very cool! 😁👍
will it show a hot short on a pcb?
@chol5808 Technically, that's what its main purpose is. It's was designed for PCB work. I just found other applications for it to fit my use, lol 😆
Amazing! But for the price I would rather put my money into a new RO water filtration system. It looks fantastic and I know my husband would love it.
I love my tabletop RO system. Definitely access to clean water is truly an essential must have 👍😁
Cool little external sensor/add on.
Is the app able to function/ display sensor data offline?
more and more affordable alternatives and price drops should be coming on existing.
I can already see someone rigging a housing from an airsoft dummy nvg using this, a micro lcd display, and a raspberry pi etec w/ external battery pack. That'll be cool to see too.
Yes, I used it with an older no connected phone, as well as a tablet we had laying around to see how well the screen size made a difference. Funny you mentioned airsoft my buddy said the same thing 🤣 Technology just seems to get more and more interesting. Thanks for watching Joe 👍
@@GreyManPrepping yes Sir. Thankyou for sharing the find with the rest of us. 💜
Thanks for the great review! I'm trying to find one online but they all appear to be sold out. Would you be selling yours by any chance?
My pleasure, and they are out of stock again! The one I have is part of my kit now, and it is the older variation. They have since updated the product. Hopefully, they'll be back in stock soon. It's a very intuitive device and has come in handy multiple times.
how is the performance this model comparable to the one of a built in thermal camera like from the "Ulefone Armor 25T Pro" (~380€) or a similiar phone in this price range? i was thinking about getting one of these phones but the thermal imaging feature seems more like a party gag than actually useful, at least regarding the videos i watched.
these external cameras seem to perform way better, unfortunately they cost as much as the whole phone..
I owned the Armor 25T pro. Personally, the quality of this exceeds the 25T from the frame rate to the resolution. Much cleaner picture, and there are way fewer glitches in transitioning from the different modes as well.
This looks very interesting, especially for the price. I am unclear on the battery/battery life. Any experience as to runtime?
The camera itself plugs into whichever phone you are using. So your phone is essentially your battery.
Thank you. Just ordered one.
I hope you enjoy it as I do mine. 🤞
Will this work with no service?
@everythingloud4068 The phone that I use it with has no service. You do need a way to download the app, like your home or public wifi.
@GreyManPrepping ok, I just wanted to make sure it would work up in the mountains before I purchased it
@everythingloud4068 Understandable, Yeah, I have used the two I have on phones that have no service and kind of dedicated them to running these devices. One phone is about 5 years old. So far, there are no issues on my end. Have a great day! 😁👍
I've been looking for something like this, as I plan to cruise the UK and EU canals, and will use this to cruise at night.
@@captain.eddy333 Sounds like a great adventure! Stay safe 😁👍
How has this camera worked out for you?
Your Amazon link currently shows only 70% rating of 4 or 5 stars and lots of complaints about absolutely unresponsive service/support plus problems with the cable.
I know how those reviews work (or don't) but the lack of vendor support is troublesome.
Thoughts?
I personally use this camera a lot for various things, so there are no issues on my end with the product. Vendor support, to be honest, I'm not sure as I haven't needed to contact. I run into problems with any product. My first goto is youtube, lol. I agree with you in regards to reviews on Amazon as they should be taken with a grain of salt.
Looks like link to their US Amazon store is dead.
I orderd my monocular here www.infiray.com/
@@GreyManPrepping do you have a link to the exact one in your video? I’m not finding it, only the T2 Pro😅
@Josue-rd5gt They must have updated to the T2 it seems, but I did find it here. Walmart? Out of all places...
www.walmart.com/ip/X2-XH09-Thermal-Imaging-Camera-Imager-Scope-for-Hunting-Insulation-Inspection-With-laser-radiation-with-reverse-charging-bracket/5301312734?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101239102
WOW! You find the coolest gadgets! They work with android? ❤️✝️
🤣 I get lucky sometime and yes I'm using it with my Android phone
@@GreyManPrepping I really like the night vision! Oh man!
@@rakamas This will definitely come in handy in multiple situations 😎
Most of the “Infrared/Thermal imaging” cameras that I’ve seen online that attach to cell phones only seem work with Android phones. Occasionally I’ll see one that mentions iPhones/ipads. Some reviews warn about sketchy apps and undesirable permissions so I’m still looking.
Can I Livestream the video and does this require OTG support. I have a Google Pixel 7 pro which does not have OTG support.
As far as the research I've done OTG support is available but some devices do have issues. I have not tried to livestream the video from my phone. Something I should look into it. I know I can cast to a smart TV but the resolution wasn't as good as I'd would like. I reached out to Infiray for more technical information on this micro infrared camera, outside of the paperwork that it came with. My apologies for not being able to give you all the information you were looking for.
@@GreyManPrepping Thank you. The pixel 7 pro does not have OTG support, not even an option for it after entering developer mode. There are some faked videos on YT that say it does have it but it doesn't. These devices that use video or audio from the phones USB port generally don't publish if they work with all Android phones past a certain OS release and returns are high. They just say it works with Android phones. It's disingenuous at best. I don't buy products that can't give me a clear answer and they do know if it works or not. They just want to make the sale. I want to buy this camera but if the reviewer doesn't even know if it works then it's a no!
@@jaysunkreuze1466 I truly understand that. I agree I'd hate for you to purchase something and it not work for you. I do appreciate you watching the video. I hope you eventually find something that works for you. Have a great evening. 😁👍
Cool! Watching from the PHILIPPINES.
Very cool! Thanks so much for watching 😁
Really cool stuff thank you Grey🕊️
Glad you enjoyed it 😁
How much does it chew up your battery life?
Honestly, it wasn't really noticeable.
Cool for sure. But do not buy before you have all other preps stacked up. Thank you for sharing this great gadget.
Very true!
How does it compare to xh09
@kristijanmedved6066 very similar products, but I've never had or used the XH09, so I couldn't really give you my perspective. I'd look at both comparatively via their specs and reviews and make a call which you think may be the better option.
I would love to see the rifle adaptor. Thank you!
I'll see if I can purchase one and do a follow-up down the road 😁👍
If only they did a much higher resolution like 640x 480. That would make a real difference for DIY applications like finding what is behind a wall like wiring.
Maybe newer variations will increase the resolution values. This one was surprisingly good compared to several older and similar cameras out on the market.
hi brother..how much is it? i like to have this camera we're always hunting wild chicken at night
The link is in a pinned comment and in the description. I think currently it's not on sale, and the retail price is $369
Great video, they are a help for the repair, I am very happy with my Mileey camera, in
Great to hear! And thank you. 😁👍
Doesn't show temperatures?
I had that setting off while recording and had filmed already. So I just went with it instead of trying to start over. I had 4 days into this when I noticed it off. 🤦
That's really interesting
It is very nifty little thing 😁
That's amazing I've got to get one or two of these.
Agreed brother, I was truly shocked how we'll it performed 😎👍
What permissions does the android app need> is it overly intrusive?
@jay_b.. Camera storage as it stores the footage on your phone.
@GreyManPrepping great video! one thing I need it to work for is searching for bees behind a wall or a log. Will if work through a surface like a wall or wood?
Thank you! Honestly, I'm not 100% sure as I haven't used it in that manner. That being said, I could see the studs behind the wall as they retain heat or cold depending on the time of day.
What are you supposed to use if I don't have a phone
Honestly, there are several stand-alone products they can be purchased, like the KAIWEETS Thermal Imaging Camera, which I hope to showcase on the channel here in the next month or so.
Here's a link if you'd like to look into it at your leisure.
amzn.to/3YoxyuP
So, it looks very impressive. I however do not have even $400 for something like this. There are other, for me, more important areas the i am working on first. When/if those areas become less lacking, perhaps.
Food, water etc. first before the the cool gadgets 🤘
@@GreyManPrepping yup 😥
Where can I get this
I put links in the description as well as a pin comment.
thermal or ir hih one is it?
@@aass-q6k I addressed this in the comments 6 months ago. It's thermal
What is the price, and where can I get one?
They have since upgraded the camera. I think it's now called the T2 pro
That seems pretty awesome but for some reason I thought it would be a lot cheaper and I just can’t afford it right now
Understandable, I looked around seems like the going prices for devices that are similar. I found one for about $275 but the reviews weren't great. Thank you for watching 😁👍
Really impressive 💯👏
Thank you!
1/2 WAY THROUGH AND I WANT TWO ALREADY!!
🤣 I understand that 👍
Will it fit a galaxy a14 5g phone
If it takes a type c input, then I'd say yes, but double check on the sight if anything. I know they have a type c version and an apple plug version.
Why people are surprised about the price?
Good thermal cameras have never ever been cheaper than 300$. It is expensive to manufacture them. Just like You can't buy a good phone for a cheap price.
I personally would buy a used one to save money. I dont mind if the device has scratches as long as it works.
Great points
Thank you very much
You are welcome 😁👍
It doesn’t appear to have the range. That’s what typically separates the expensive tools from the cheaper tools.
@inter-linked The range, like dynamic, resolution, or distance. I did pick up that plane at night that was truly surprising to me personally.
I have a T3. Unfortunately, its nominal resolution is not hardware-based; it uses some sort of upscaling function. Under certain conditions, this is quite noticeable. Be cautious with Chinese products; there are many instances of fraud and deception
Thanks for the heads up!
@@tex1297 every single thermal camera is Chinese made. Even flir. By the way, the flir chips are used in some of the top don and other cheaper branded thermal cameras on aliexpress😬
Well, you pay for what you get. It’s the budget range where such products are marketed.
@@itsAkkiii i disagree. One thing if they tell you, this is budget, this is what it can. And an another thig to lie and mislead you. Budget and fraud is two separate things.
@@itsAkkiii infaray is a known brand in Australia the scopes are $4-8k. These are just a lens/sensor package. You can get them with a weaver housing to mount on your firearm. And get a recital on them. You have to supply the computer/phone to drive it and give an image. Just don't buy from a sketchy source. But from infaray
This could help me on my property.
It truly has a lot of different uses that would come in handy 😁👍
Should be great for ghost 👻hunting and ufo spotting 🛸👽I just bought 1 I never owned one before can't wait to try it out they are cool gadget to have
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!