Improvements:
One aspect that I find less favorable in the software is the prominent display of the selected color palette in the bottom left corner. Given the visual representation of the thermal image, identifying the current setting, such as black hot, can be easily discerned without the need for such large text. This redundant display tends to detract from the overall quality of the captured footage.
Color Palettes:
The Jerry YM offers a selection of four color palettes: Black Hot, White Hot, Rainbow, and Iron. However, it lacks the well-known red hot feature, which might be disappointing for some users who are accustomed to using it. Despite this limitation, there is hope for improvement in the next generations. Manufacturers often listen to user feedback and work on enhancing their products, so it is entirely possible that the red hot feature could be introduced in a future update, providing a more comprehensive range of colour options to suit various preferences and needs.
Power:
The device is designed to utilize 18650 (3.7V) batteries, ensuring sufficient and reliable power for extended usage. Alternatively, it can also be powered through a power bank connected to the conveniently positioned USB C port located on the front of the device housing. It is favored to use devices that do not use prioratory batteries.