AGM G2 Guardian - thermal monocular smartphone - test/review

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @glyngibbs9489
    @glyngibbs9489 Год назад +1

    Another excellent video. Very interesting, keep doing what your doing 👍

  • @Craigrobbo2k7
    @Craigrobbo2k7 Год назад

    Hi. Do you know if the pins on the back can supply power as well as charge?

  • @daveparf
    @daveparf Год назад

    Remind me to close the blinds in the camper next time we’re up! 😂

  • @__WJK__
    @__WJK__ Год назад +1

    Cost aside ($1,135/US) the IR feature is impressive. So, will the IR camera's on-screen overlays adjust to accomodate Landscape mode, when the phone's turned sideways, or do the on-screen overlays remain oriented/stuck to portrait mode(?)

    • @DavidMcLuckie
      @DavidMcLuckie  Год назад +1

      Sadly stuck on portrait. But hopefully that's something a software update would fix.

  • @CharlieWayneAdventures
    @CharlieWayneAdventures Год назад

    HELLO,
    I always love your opening 😂😊

  • @enjoy8747
    @enjoy8747 Год назад +1

    the best review, can you please show us the same test with other smartphone described have Long range thermal camera too, like doogee v20 pro or iiif150. becouse i thinks only AGM G2 guardian have a monoculuar thermal camera with it s 10 mm objectif.

    • @DavidMcLuckie
      @DavidMcLuckie  Год назад +1

      Luckily enough I have the V20 Pro ordered.

    • @enjoy8747
      @enjoy8747 Год назад

      @@DavidMcLuckie yes doogee v20 pro vs agm g2 guardian who s has best thermal camera Long range distance? this is the best comparaison

  • @angelisone
    @angelisone Год назад

    The thermal resolution is still bad on all cellphones. It's not above 360P (this image is horrible).
    Basic & dated LCD with only 1 speaker placed in a bad place. Conners will imprint edges on hand. Passed for me @ $1,200.00

  • @ShadowzGSD
    @ShadowzGSD Год назад

    do you accept all free stuff or just selected items? you should do a month saying yes to everything and see what strange stuff you end up with.

    • @DavidMcLuckie
      @DavidMcLuckie  Год назад

      Only things I find interesting or things friends and family can use. I only say yes to maybe 1 in 10 things I'm offered. Maybe one day I'll be big enough for a Raid Shadow Legends deal. :)

  • @JimLahey21
    @JimLahey21 Год назад

    David it's turning into a "who gives me free shit to review"channel lately

    • @DavidMcLuckie
      @DavidMcLuckie  Год назад +3

      It is a bit yes. But it helps to pay for the other projects. I do try to keep it to things that either (a) I can use and find interesting (b) friends and family can use.
      Take the plethora of power stations for example. Some have gone to be used by friends in their campers, some are powering a friends drift team at national competitions.
      I've always been fascinated by thermal imaging, and do enjoy playing with the phones/imagers.
      You are of course never obligated to watch them, and I'm still trying to avoid Patreon, but every video generates add revenue that I can spend on other things that others might find interesting.
      On the plus side I'm not posting hour long versions of me sitting in front of the Webastardo trying to work out the code. :)
      Unless that's actually what you want. ;)

  • @twocvbloke
    @twocvbloke Год назад +1

    Not just useful for Search & Rescue, but great for Search & Arrest when perps try legging it and hiding from the police, quick scan with one of these, and gotcha... :P