Handheld Borescope

I recently purchased the dual-lens endoscopic camera from Amazon, and I'm delighted with my purchase. The design of the product is sleek and user-friendly, making it easy to use right out of the box. The camera comes in a well-designed package, ensuring that all components are securely stored. The setup process was a breeze, and I was able to start using it within minutes. One of the standout features is its dual-lens capability, allowing me to switch between different focal lengths effortlessly. This feature gives me the flexibility to inspect both close-up details and wider areas with ease. The image quality from the lens is impressive. The high-resolution captures even the tiniest details with clarity, making it perfect for various tasks like automotive repairs, home inspections, and more. Additionally, the camera's adjustable LED lights provide excellent illumination in dark or confined spaces, enhancing the visibility during inspections. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with this dual-lens endoscopic camera. Its design, lens features, and image quality make it a reliable tool for any DIY enthusiast or professional. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a versatile and top-performing endoscopic camera.

Very good investment. Helps see things in tight place and fun to maneuver.

It works really well and gives me a really good picture. I I'm very happy that I bought it, I own my own shop and I have used it a lot I mean a lot and it's taking all the abuse so far and it's just like the day I took it out of the box

I recently purchased this sewer camera to inspect a drainage issue in my home, and I couldn’t be more pleased with its performance. The camera provides crystal-clear images, even in tight or tricky spots. The LED lights are super bright, which helps a lot when navigating dark pipes. The controls are intuitive, and I had no trouble getting the hang of it right out of the box. What impressed me the most was its durability—this thing feels solid and well-built, and it held up perfectly in wet, grimy conditions. The long cable is flexible yet sturdy, making it easy to maneuver through bends and curves in the pipes. I’ve used it on multiple occasions now, and it has saved me a ton of money by helping me identify problems without needing to call a plumber immediately. This sewer camera is a fantastic investment for any homeowner or professional plumber. Highly recommend!

Easy to use length works well. Cable not really stiff but is great quality & flexible & visibility with the camera works great! Battery life seems to be holding up as i haven't had to change them yet.

NOT GREAT FOR LONG DISTANCES, CABLE BENDS AFTER ABOUT 10 OR 15 FEET IN SEWER PIPES N WONT GO ANY FARTHER. THE LIGHT IS NOT VERY BRIGHT AND WATER ON THE CAMERA DISTORTS VIEW PRETTY BAD AT TIMES...MIGHT BE BETTER IN DRY SITUATIONS. CAMERA WORKS OK WHEN NOT WET...OK FOR THE PRICE, BUT NOT GOING TO GO 50 FEET...I WILL STILL USE IT FOR SHORTER DRY SITUATIONS, HENCE THREE STARS...

I bought this endoscope camera to check on the drain issue on one of the pipes. I was able to charge it pretty fast and started putting this to work. It was already night but the light is strong and I can clearly see what is inside the pipe. The picture was taken with the white light from the probe. Screen quality is good and durable. The length is long enough to get into many places. Flexible probe wire is not too stiff and not too soft. It took me sometimes to get the orientation of the angle as the camera is 360 degree. I think this is a good addition to any home so you can check on the pipe, vent, and small places.

Love this camera , works great and a decent size screen

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Works great and picture real good. Quite pleased!

good working with tools

The jury is out on this one; not sure if it should be a three or less or a five. Difficult to string out at first due to the way it has to be shipped. Camera is functional and viewing screen is great. I had difficulty checking out a 1 /12" ABS drain line as the image was constantly showing a blurred picture. I cleaned the lens multiple times and am trying to invent a small weighted and wheeled attachment to keep it out of the bottom of the pipe. I did sewer jet the pipe twice prior to sending the camera down the line so it should have been clean(?) inside. Still looking for a device to attach that will not get stuck in the pipe or detach when I retrieve the line.

Plumber wanted to charge me $150.00 to send a camera into my main drain to see why it is slow. I bought this camera for a fraction of the price and looked into the drain and saw there were roots growing. Although this problem was not solved, I did save the camera inspection fee which I can use toward repairing this problem. Picture was very clear even immersed in water. A real great product.