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.

This Endoscope Camera with Light, 1920P HD is great for the price. The image quality is supper clear and really easy to used. Soon you connect to your phone will take you to the store and add the app that you need. You can do zoom in and out. Come with different connections for all and new phones. Also, come with adapters to protect the lent and to have better way to see in small or hard areas. Well made, overall great product.

It feels substantial and well-built in the hand, with excellent craftsmanship. The metal casing of the probe has a lovely finish and clearly states its waterproof rating; I’ve tried using it in a water pipe and it worked perfectly. The cable connectors have been reinforced to withstand repeated plugging and unplugging. For this price point, an endoscope with this level of image quality and build quality offers unbeatable value for money.

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’d previously bought one of those blurry models for a few dozen quid, but switching to this 1920p version has made a world of difference. The image quality is incredibly sharp—you can even make out scratches on metal surfaces. The semi-rigid cable is very well designed; it’s much easier to control the direction than with those completely flexible cables, allowing for precise adjustment of the lens angle. It’s incredibly handy for inspecting old mouse holes in walls or the insides of air conditioning ducts—it saves both money and hassle, offering excellent value for money.

Yeah it is what it says it is. Hold the camera button to get to the side camera view, which is helpful in almost every scenario. Its not like the best camera ever, but it works to find out where/if there are beams in a ceiling without taking out drywall, etc, or issues in a pipe. its 16ft as advertised. No battery, it plugs right into your phone so no extra parts. You have to download a weird app that tries to ask for network access to every device (classic). the wire that the camera on is semi turgid, so its not like loose plastic like a charging cable, its more like those twist ties for bread at a grocery store. Thanks