Endoscope Camera with Light,1920P HD Borescope Tools with 8 Adjustable LED Lights, Endoscope with Semi-Rigid Snake Camera, IP67 Waterproof Inspection Borescope for iOS and Android-16.4ft Dual-Lens

Easy to use. Works good. Light is fine considering how small the camera and light is. Sorta hard manipulating it for pushing around objects sometimes but you know that going into it. I like that the cord is semi rigid as you can plan ahead and bend it a little to help with pushing camera to the end destination. Like the ease you can take pictures and adjust camera light or view.

Works as stated. Long cable, easy to setup and use. Great pictures.

I’m not going to be able to use this for what I wanted. The led light is not bright enough to inspect the inside of a stove pipe. Also, pretty sure it’s not rigid enough. However, it seems to be made well, camera is high quality, software works as intended. I think I’ll be able to use this for something even if I can’t use it for what I intended. I don’t feel like I wasted my money.

I very impressed with the quality and versatility of this scope. The 16-ft semi-rigid snake with dual color cameras, adjustable bright light, a hook, magnet, mirror, and protective tip provides everything needed for most jobs. I dropped a nut down a tall channel of gym set. The snake was flexible enough to make the 90-deg bend, yet firm enough for me to get a straight shot down the channel. I located the nut, then did a second run with the magnet attached. The separate 2nd run would have been unnecessary had I known I could have put the magnet on to begin with. I was surprised how well the camera could see around the magnet! The wide angle ability made that possible. Switching to the side camera allowed me to get a better look around. The magnet was perfect strength -- easily strong enough to hold the nut, but not so strong that it wanted to cling to the channel slide. Being able to record video and take stills was a bonus. See pics. All this for a very fair price.

Great & inexpensive tool for hvac work where I use it to check the inside fins of evaporator coil without having to remove the outside of the coil for access. Just need a small port hole drilled into evaporator case to insert the camera, then plug or use hvac foil over the port hole.

Bought this for my parents to handle kitchen pipe clogs. They’re not tech-savvy, but the app is super straightforward. The camera shows clear images of blockages, and the light helps see in dark pipes. The semi-rigid cable is easy to maneuver—they didn’t need a plumber this time. Perfect for elderly folks!

The camera seems to be decent and worked for the project I needed it for. These typically don't last a long time, so I'm not sure how it will hold up over time, but there are no indicators at this time to suggest it won't. My only complaint is with the app. It's kind of buggy and would disconnect at times. It actually seemed to work better on an iPhone 10 than it did on a 12, but that could be coincidence. The picture quality was good enough, and I really wasn't expecting much else for this price point. The app gets very low ratings in the App Store, so I don't think I'm the only person to have these issues. There's also the question of what exactly the app is doing when running, but I think that's the same across all manufactures for these imported devices. So far, I haven't had any indications of malware, but I'm also quick to remove these applications as soon as I'm done using the device. From my perspective, these are good for short-term, essentially single-use, and that's the perspective from which I've reviewed this. Who knows if the app will still be available the next time I need it, but again, my experience is that these don't have longevity, so I'll probably just but another one when I need it next.

I bought this to make a repair on the underside of the top of my acoustic guitar, which is literally impossible to see through the sound hole and I didn’t feel like working with mirrors so I decided to give this a shot before heading to a luthier for an expensive repair. The fiber optic wire is rigid enough to be able to bend into a position without it moving, which came in handy once it came time to navigate my pipette of wood glue around underneath to apply it. The light is decently bright but works best a couple inches away from a subject. Even just a bit further than that will make the image dim even with the light on full brightness. I think the light could be brighter. As far as image quality, it’s also decent. It’s not 4K or anything but for the applications most people will be using this for, I don’t think it needs to be. It served well enough for me to make my repair. I know the image I included is difficult to make out what you’re looking at unless you’re familiar with an acoustic guitar. I included it more so you can see the image resolution. I did not find the iOS app to be buggy or glitchy like some people did l. It worked flawlessly the entire time I had it open to do the repair. For the money, it eliminated a lot of headache of working blindly so its money well spent.