Endoscope Camera with Light, DEPSTECH Two-Way 210° Rotating Inspection Camera, 0.24 Inch Waterproof Probe, 1.5 m Flexible Snake Tube

Qualité de l'image nickel service après vente au top tres reactif en cas de soucis je recommande

Bonne caméra, mais l'image après plusieurs utilisation devient floue et saturée de lumière demande en garantie sans aucune nouvelle....

De lo mejor es muy útil y práctico, tiene su funda transportadora y accesorios es un producto muy completo

I work on automobiles mainly as a hobby after retirement. I was a professional automotive technician and manager for 4 decades but I still love repairing vehicles. I purchased this scope for the times where I needed to look inside an engine's cylinder walls and cylinder heads. I have used this several times in the past weeks and for the money, it is excellent. The pictures are very clear and you can zoom in and out. You can take still pictures and review them afterwards. The articulating camera helps you to look at the combustion chamber of the head and the cylinder walls. The battery life seems excellent as I haven't charged it yet from when I took it out of the box. Speaking of box, it has a very nice case that keeps the tool protected. It is easy to use and the dial feature to move the camera head around works well. Since the camera moves side to side, you have to move the "snake" around to get the angle you need but I am getting used to that. Overall, I am very happy with this tool and while there are more expensive versions out there, this one works well for me so far.

Looks and feels nice compared to some other chinese borescopes I've used. Resolution/image quality is on par with their competitors, that is to say, not high definition. You will struggle to make out any real fine details, but is good enough to see most of your cylinder crosshatch/scoring for diagnostic purposes. Part of the problem making out fine details is the focal distance is over 1". Common for these cheaper borescopes, but would be nice if we could get one at 1/4" focal distance for this price. Cable housing is flexible metal clad conduit of some sort making it still enough to hold whatever form you bend into it. This aids in guiding it around corners by pre bending the path shape into the conduit, but makes it near impossible to rotate the conduit by hand so you can't turn/twist the cable 360 degrees to give you more visual. Camera head is smack dab on at 1/4" OD to easily fit in modern spark plug holes that the 8mm (1/3") ones struggle with. Return to center mark on the thumbwheel is not highlighted for quick visual reference, but easy to rectify with a paintpen of your favorite color. I had an old head so impressed that he decided to replace his Snap On one with something like what I have. The Snap On was only a few years old, and had noticeably poorer picture quality at a grossly higher price. I'll update if I have any durability issues over time, but I expect it to hold up just like my Teslong one has.