I just received my P2 Pro + macro and this is one of the best tech toys I've bought, especially at $239 with the macro lens included. Maybe an oscilloscope comes second. First thermal camera and I'm really glad I got this unit. It fits well on my two phones (LG V20 with Android 8 and Moto G Power 2020 with Android 11), including with the clear rubbery bumper cases. I like how small it is so I can bring it with me to examine the larger world.
I've had a few issues, fairly minor. First where the app won't detect the camera and I have to exit the app then manually open it again. I do NOT have to remove and re-insert the camera. On my V20, with a less-tall screen, the photo/record text goes off the bottom so I have to tap where they would be to get them. Finally, I can't seem to get the Spot Temp Display to work (it's grayed out). I can place temp points and it awkwardly shows the temp of them in the corner rather than at the point. Thanks Fraser, I have going back to simple mode enabled the spot temp feature. Odd it can't support that in pro mode.
EDIT: the app hanging on open is actually a serious issue. Sometimes I just can't get it to work. Keep killing it, removing and reinserting camera. Have to reboot phone to get app to work. Very frustrating.
I'd been waiting for years to get a thermal camera, not liking the FLIR offerings which have internal batteries, restrictive apps, and low frame rates and resolution. I saw a YouTube video recently about the P2 Pro and the 25 Hz frame rate stood out. I delved into the overly numerous offerings from Infiray but still settled on this one for its compactness and lack of having to mess with focus. The macro makes up for that. I looked a little into other brands, specifically Seek, but those didn't match the frame rate etc.
Distribution seemed iffy as there seems to be no official seller for them. I looked around for sellers and found Pergear that has the P2 Pro+ (with macro lens) for $239 shipped, no tax (I'm in the USA). The site looked a little generic but I delved more and they seemed legit and it was a good deal. They have PayPal checkout so I was able to use my Chase 5% cash back they have for PayPal currently. 18 days total from order to delivery to USA. They took several days to get it shipped out. They claim to offer a one-year warranty which seemed better than what I'd get through a random Aliexpress seller. I've had bad experience with AliExpress buyer protection so was glad to find another seller. It was well-packed too with a couple of layers of foam, inside a bubble mailer. So it worked out well.
We have cats and it's a blast watching them walk around leaving little paw heat prints, and shapes when they stand in one place for a while.