FLIREdge Pro - Wireless Bluetooth Thermal Imaging Camera for Smartphones, Compatible with All iOS and Android Devices, 320x240 Super Resolution (160x120 Native IR)

I already owned a FLIR B20 and a FLIR One Pro LT. As a consulting broadcast engineer, I love both of those cameras, but I wanted something on the wireless, "untethered" side to use with my phone or tablet at transmitter, studio, and other sites. The fact that the One Edge Pro has both four times the IR pixels (IR resolution) and longer operating time per battery charge compared to my trusty FLIR One Pro LT made it sound like the perfect solution. FLIR scored another "win" in my book with this new camera.Out of the box, about 20 minutes of charging time before it was back to full charge since leaving the factory, and a quick read of a couple of sentences in the "Getting Started" booklet, and I quickly had it wirelessly connected to the Flir One app which was already installed in my phone. My FLIR One Android app had recently updated automatically, which added the a start screen app choice of connecting to a FLIR One Edge Pro or the One Pro or LT, so a single Android APP facilitates both of those cameras. Sweet.I'm very pleased with the resolution, and the alignment menu option provides for quick and easy alignment of the IR and Digital Camera images, which means the MSX feature (and other image viewing/processing features such as "thermal blending" and "Picture-In-Picture" tools found in the Flir Tools app will line up nicely as well, provided you spend a few seconds using that alignment feature before shooting your thermal image.I've ready many user/purchaser reviews of FLIR (and other brand/model) infrared imaging/thermography cameras where people complain about inaccuracies in the temperatures being sensed compared to actual measured temperatures, etc.. In my experience, that's usually due to lack of awareness of the properties and some nuances of thermography. For folks interested in getting the most temperature sensing accuracy possible, developing an understanding of things such as emissivity, reflectivity, reflected temperature, etc., along with having a few inexpensive accessories at hand (such as black, vinyl electrical tape, and a homemade Lambert radiator/reflector made of a piece of aluminum foil and a piece of cardboard) will go a long way to improving the results achieved and the ability to glean really useful data from the IR images -- not to mention overall satisfaction with the device, assuming they've acquired at least a reasonably decent quality IR camera.As a broadcast engineer, the quality of my work depends a lot on having the right tools. I can see already that my FLIR One Edge Pro is going to see a LOT of use while being relatively easy to use. Combined with FLIR's free Flir Tools software, the new FLIR One Edge PRO adds even more accurate, higher resolution preventive maintenance and troubleshooting power at my disposal, and does so at a price that's very reasonable for what you end up with in your hands.I strongly recommend this camera, unless your demands are such that you just have to spend a few $K on something really super high end. Even though I have an even higher resolution FLIR B20, I rarely pull that big Pelican case and camera out to use it, as the FLIR One PRO LT almost always handled the job. Now that I have the new FLIR One Edge Pro, I'll probably have to remind myself to occasionally pull the One Pro LT out and charge it for those times when I might want it to be at the ready as well.

This works. Hand held (best) or mounts to your phone. I use it for work. Best I’ve found thus far.

I purchased this to have at home for common "Harry homeowner" needs. I have used a variety of thermal imagers over the past 20 or so years and think that the quality of image is on par with the price. If I were needing this in my profession or as a tool for a business I ran (such as home inspections) I would recommend splurging and getting the Pro version with a higher resolution. The One Edge is good enough for what I need, but if I were using it regularly I think the higher resolution would be nice.The sensitivity adjusts quite frequently (calibrating) which causes a lag in the image and can become frustrating when scanning walls/ceilings. While this only takes maybe 2-3 seconds, it happens when moving from a hot/cold object to the opposite. Turning off the Multi-spectral dynamic imaging helps significantly.While I do not have the pro, nor have I used it, I imagine that the higher resolution would significantly help when detail is important.Image quality is 3 stars, construction/durability and ease of app use is what got it to 4 stars.

The battery life is amazing compared to the Flir One. The Flir One is not compatible with the iPhone 15 and I need to upgrade phones soon. So, I’m forced to try the Edge. The device connects to the phone with the use of a Wi-Fi connection, which will fail and need to be reconnected at least 6-10 times in every home assessment I do. A traditional thermal eval will take me 10-15 mins and with the Edge, my time has over doubled. The Edge also lags very often and causes me to stand around staring at the phone waiting for the camera to catch up. I have been using the Flir One for over 5 years and I’ve never had any of these issues. I will likely be returning this and sticking with the phone that I have until the product connectivity and lag issues have been resolved. I may try to exchange the Edge and see if this happens the same with a different unit.Update:After using this for approximately 2 months, this product is completely deficient. On any given assessment of a house, I'm averaging 1 disconnect or non-connect per 60-90 seconds of use. I can't imagine a product that has such a significant failure rate and was still sent to market for consumer use.Additionally frustrating is the fact that Flir has chosen to force anyone upgrading to an iPhone 15 that has a USB C instead of the lightning charging port to have to convert to this product instead of simply updating the software for the existing USB C Flir ONE that already has the hardware design. I've used the Flir ONE with the lightning connection for over 5 years with no issues. Forcing us to utilize a subpar and unreliable Wifi connection between the Edge and the phone is lazy and shows a lack of care for the end user.In summary, I'll be either forced to stay with the iPhone 13 or find an alternate thermal camera to use as this one is very frustrating to use in the field.

I don’t use this item that frequently, but it seems to work great. Which should be a given for the price point.The app has been solid on iPhones.