Endoscope Camera with Light,1920P Hd Borescope with 8 Adjustable Led Lights,Borescope Camera with 16.4Ft Semi-Rigid Snake Cable, 8mm IP67 Industrial Waterproof Inspection Camera for iPhone & Android

I just used it for the first time today. It helped me see behind something that had been already assembled. I didn't want to disassemble it because of the time it took to assemble it in the first place. That endoscope really helped me out.

The only problem I have had is it doesn’t like to stay connected to my phone. I don’t know if it’s iPhone adapter or what soon as you move your phone it disconnects yet I have it just right other than that works awesome.

My husband got this to track down something blocking our gutter so we would only have to climb the ladder once to clear it instead of multiple times looking for it first. Worked like a charm! I have since used it for looking for a water leak by our dishwasher and for finding cat toys under furniture.

The camera has a ring of LEDs around the lens to add light when snaking it into a wall or dark place. The brightness of the LEDS can be adjusted manually via a dial located on the wire. The camera takes clear pictures close up.The wire is stiff enough to not flop over when held by the end but also can be bent as needed. It’s 16 feet in length, which is a good length to get into a wall to view pipes or wires or other typically inaccessible places. The unit connects to a phone and has the ability to connect to an older model iPhone (lightning connector) or other phones (USB-C). It does require an app to use, but it’s downloaded easily from the Apple Store. The app allows for zooming, image rotation, and storage of pictures and videos.The unit comes with attachments that connect to the camera head to make use of the physical wire. There is a magnet “tip” that would help grab a screw dropped in a tight space. There is a hook “tip” that could help grab keys or similar in a tight space. There is a mirror “tip” that redirects the camera’s focus, also some extra clips to make your own connection tools. Seems like a good product that would come in handy.

Very helpful tool offered at a bargain price. Fed it through the light fixture in the ceiling of the garage to locate the leak (yay- less sheet rock to pull and replace.). If I pulled it from where it leaked, I’d have to replace 2 sheets rather than use the small scrap piece I already had. Being a single mom, it was so much easier holding up the small piece and screwing that in rather than the whole sheet.Was able to visualize my daughters ring in the p-trap, another simple fixSo many applications, simple operation for a brightly lit and decent view.

Had to replace mine (stepped on it)...and grabbed this one because it seemed basically the same. It wasn't. The picture is much much dimmer on this one. You can get a nice clean image close up, but even a few inches away from the lens and the image started getting unusable. Also the lightning adapter seems to be just slightly off in its manufacturing, as it is just slightly too small and slips out. if you hold it in place, the phone recognizes it, and you can you use it fine, but that makes it not really a mobile option as you have to hold your phone absolutely still and hold the cable so that it doesn't wiggle too much and break the connection. If I were looking for another one, I'd look for a nicer one.

If you do any auto work you need something like this and if you do home repair you will certainly find uses. This is the kind of thing I always wanted to have but all I could find was 'professional' models that had crazy price tags. I have used a different one of these for a while and found a bunch of uses around the house and doing auto repairs so I decided to get a backup I could keep in the shop and keep one in the house. One of my peeves is needing a bunch of crummy apps on my phone to support a bunch of devices so I was very pleased to find that this uses the same app as my other one (iCee) and the app is actually pretty good.While doing some electronic repairs in the engine bay I had to remove the intake on my truck and a screw dropped into the deep dark depths. The camera on this spotted it and gave me a better idea where it was then the magnet attachment allowed me to pull it out while still mostly seeing where I was going. The only other alternative would have been to either turn the truck upside down and shake it or start removing more bits so this thing saved me ages of work.

This was very easy to set up, pretty much plug and play. The app was easy to find in the Android Market. OK the instructions need a little more QC because you can see they switch from English to Spanish but that's no big deal IMO. It can be used on Apple or Android with lightning and USB C ports. It comes with 2 clips, a 45 degree mini mirror, a hook and a spring thing (?) that I probably need to read up on how to use. The photos are really good and you can take pictures and video. It has a dimmer switch and the cable rigidity is good for snaking through tight areas. The app also has a publish to PDF utility so you can take all the pictures you need and then build a nice little report to share with others. Pictures taken with the camera are saved to your phone's gallery. I'm impressed.