The ShotPro also offers a wider viewing angle of 57° compared to just 32° on the mobile version.īoth have a 320 x 240 thermal sensors, the same temperature range and sensitivity, however we would recommend the ShotPro for professional use as we found the thermal images to be sharper and more detailed. Then there is the IP 54 rating where the Seek ShotPro is waterproof and can withstand splashes of water and dirt, while the CompactPro has no kind of protection. The Shot Pro has a longer 4-hour battery life while the Compact Pro is reported to work only up to 2 hours on most smartphones. The Shot Pro has its own visual camera, battery, internal memory and LCD screen while the Seek CompactPro uses the smartphone’s components for all of these. The Shot Pro is meant to be handheld and can work standalone, while the Compact Pro has to be attached to a smartphone in order to work. Seek Shot Pro vs Seek Thermal Compact ProThe main difference between these two thermal imagers is their function. In contrast with the Flir one pro thermal imager, the Seek thermal camera has a thermal sensor unlike the One Pro which also has a visible light camera. The Seek Thermal Compact Pro is a thermal imaging camera for smartphones meant to offer most of the features of the other Seek Reveal Pro and Seek shot cameras but in a much smaller product that you attach to your Android smartphone or iPhone.
The Seek Shot Pro costs 200$ more than the Seek Shot. Both handheld thermal cameras offer 8 color palettes, 4GB of image storage, a 3.5″ LCD touchscreen, image capture and wi-fi video streaming. The Seek Thermal ShotPro also offers a wider viewing angle with a 57° field of view compared to the 36° view angle that the standard Seek Shot offers. You can splash it with water and it will continue to function, however don’t immerse it in water. This might not seem like a big difference, but the Pro outputs more than twice the number of pixels and thus better image quality.Īnother main advantage that the Shot Pro has is the fact that it has an IP54 rating and is waterproof and dustproof. Seek Thermal Shot vs Seek Thermal Shot ProThe Seek ShotPro offers a higher infrared resolution of 320 x 240 compared to the 206 x 156 that the standard Seek Shot offers. This is also a great IR thermal imager for home inspections which can be used as a night vision device if needed or even to monitor body temperature. While the Seek Shot Pro is priced the same as the C5, the standard model is priced lower so that it becomes a more attractive option for those on a lower budget while still maintaining the core features. Both are meant to compete with the Flir C3 and C5, but in a smarter way. The SeekShotPro is the upgraded version of the Seek Shot. In terms of software, you get 3 spot measurements, a range of color palettes and adjustable emissivity. One minus for this camera is that it is not waterproof or dustproof, something that the ShotPro and Flir C5 offer. This thermal imaging camera has a 4GB internal storage (No SD Card support) and its rechargeable battery offers 4 hours of battery life. This is wide enough for most applications like HVAC inspections, leak or moisture detection in plumbing, roofing, construction and automotive diagnostics. The temperature range which you can measure is from -40 to 626☏ (-40 to 330☌). This infrared sensor is also supported by a visual camera for image enhancement using the SeekFusion technology.
In terms of resolution, it doesn’t let down with an IR resolution of 206 x 156 totaling 32,136 pixels. If you mount this on a tripod, you can turn this into a temperature monitoring device. What sets this apart from Flir cameras is that it can use the wi-fi connection to stream video. This camera comes with Wi-fi and USB connectivity so that you can connect it to your PC to download the captured thermal images but also send them to your smartphone using the SeekView app for iPhone and Android.
The Seek Shot is a pocket thermal camera with a minimalistic design and a 3.5″ touchscreen.
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