[Dual-Lens] Endoscope Camera with Light, 1920P HD Borescope with 8+1 Adjustable LED Lights, IP67 Waterproof 16.5FT Semi-Rigid Snake Cord Inspection Camera for iPhone, iPad and Android Phone (Type C)

I've used a product like this years ago to "look" inside a wall for electrical wires ("knob and tube", lol), but I needed a laptop to display it. This device displays it on your phone. Setup was a snap (download the app and pair it). In my case, I had to inspect the inside of a 2-inch pipe to help me ascertain if there was a problem. There are dozens of use cases for a tool like this. This tool has a bright enough series of LED lights and a good quality camera that shows details. My only complaint: the wire needs to be semi rigid in order to push it through something like a pipe; however, it's kind of a pain to roll it back up to put in the box it came in (4 inches or so). Not a show-stopper. Other than that, I think it's near perfect and a great value.

Seems to work great. The images are very clear. I hope that it is durable and lasts a long time. Seems to be a great value.

So, this works.Your get a good enough image.The end camera works as a usb camera, and works with any software.To use the side camera you need their app.But it is a simple, lightweight app. No complaints there.My only complaint is the image could be better, but for diagnosing problems it is good.

My old endoscope quit working on my Galaxy S21 5G. It became incompatible with the version 14 OS. Searching for a verifiably compatible product was frustrating until I used Rufus AI to find this individual product. The package was shipped fast. I had the app downloaded quickly. It was then, literally, plug and play. I am impressed with: both the image quality (better than my old one) AND the focus range. I was able to image my fingerprint 1/4 of an inch from the lens. It also was able to focus on windows in my house 30 feet away. I also like the refresh rate. Meaning the images are less jumpy than my old scope when moved. The semi stiff cord is also an improvement over my old one. It holds position rather than being limp and floppy. Side camera is a lesser quality, I think. However, it is a nice feature. I use a bit of nail polish to make a line on the camera body, so I know which orientation is "up".

Part of Cal-Van spark plug hole rebuild operation requires bore scope to carefully look for metal chips inside of combustion chamber. I have done the procedure before on a different cylinder and decided to upgrade my bore scope with this one before doing it . This bore scope is excellent, could see much better . Also paired it with a Samsung tablet ( bigger screen ) instead of my phone . Highly recommend !

Didn’t necessarily work for what I wanted.

This thing is amazing for the price.I wanted to see if I had any problems with cylinders/pistons on a lawn tractor, and this device worked perfectly.It actually allows you to take photos as you are probing whatever you are probing.

This is my first electronic endoscope/borescope. It plugs into your phone or tablet and is powered by the USBC, including its light. It has two lenses, one forward one on the side. The picture is pretty clear for such a small lens if you manage the focal distance. The cable is semi-rigid so you can bend it or keep it straight. For what you get the price seems really reasonable and was an easy choice to buy vs. borrow or rent one. It connected right away with my iPhone and I had zero connection issues. One use case I had was checking an old fuel tank for rust and contents and I inadvertently dipped the head into gasoline. It survived just fine.With all that said, some limitations and considerations:- The light is not going to light up a large space or a distance greater than maybe 12”, even on high. This is to be expected I guess with the limited size of the head and the power limitations of the USBC. The head gets quite warm when the light is on high, so I think they maxed out the light capability. For.a large space I used a mini high power LED flashlight in addition which helped a lot.- It can be quite difficult to orient yourself especially when you don’t know if it has twisted and you don’t know what the space looks like before you explore it. This is just user education, but it wasn’t nearly as easy to figure out what I was looking at as I hoped.- The app needs access to your entire photo library to save a photo to it. Some reviews have noted that they were uncomfortable with this as they thought the app connected to some online server somewhere. What I did was to take all my pictures; then turn on airplane mode; then give it permissions to my library; then save the pics; then shut down the app and turn airplane mode off again. Maybe paranoid, but pretty easy.I would recommend this product.