This Endoscope Camera works as expected. My husband got it partly to look into a kitchen bulkhead. The camera images were clear.

This device works well to see in dark, small places. The photo quality is decent enough to see what you need to - and more clear when viewed on a computer screen. The lights are exceptionally bright and lit up my duct well enough to see whether there was dust in there (surprisingly after 30 years there wasnt!)

Purchased this to be able to see inside walls and conduit for running wires. So far this endoscope has proven itself as a great addition to my tool kit. I have an older endo which uses an external device over IP to view the feed. This device has a very clear screen with the controls easily manipulated while using the camera. Push button to switch between forward facing and 90 degree camera allows the user to see if there are any issues all around the scope. This device also came with a magnet end and hook end, as well as a thread protector, which is a nice addition. I will say I used the pusher rod from my other scope to advance the wire in tight locations and I could probably use my fish in the same manner.

Ok so I got this for me to use at work because we have a lot of plumbing issues... or so I tell myself LOL... I even had a plumber fawn over it. The picture is clear. I will put it to the test when we do our building-wide plumbing audit. However, I know now that I am going to find many other uses for it that have nothing to do with work per se. LOL

I admit it, I love tech type toys and tools. This thing called out to me pretty loudly as something that I would enjoy getting my hands out and it certainly hasnt disappointed. Areas in my basement that I wanted to investigate but didnt want to have to go through the problem of taking out or down a lot of drop ceiling tiles to see behind suddenly were no longer such a mystery. Impressively clear pictures (not perfect, but good enough for sure) showed the area quite well and make it easier to inspect and investigate without taking too much time to do so.

This is a compact device with a 16 ft. semi-ridged wire. There is an array of LED lights at the end of the scope surrounding the main camera, which can be turned on and off. There is also a side light and side camera. The device has a 4.3 inch color LCD screen, and is designed with a hand grip on the right side. I did find this to be a bit awkward and would have preferred to hold it with my left hand and snake the scope with my right (I’m right-handed), but I was still able to manage. You can take both still images and video. It came with a 32mb microSD card, which I used to transfer images. I found the interface a bit challenging and not as user-friendly as I would like. Also included are grab attachments that fit over the end of the scope for picking or pulling objects. I did notice that the lens fogged over easily making the pictures blurry at times. I would definitely recommend it for the price if you have a need for peering down pipes, behind walls, or anywhere that is beyond a normal camera access.

This thing is actually pretty fun to play with. It’s easy to use and has great picture quality. We needed it to find electrical wires in the ceiling, and this saved us from having to tear down drywall.

This endoscope turned out to be a pleasant surprise after just having looked at a similarly-priced unit that had certainly driven down my expectations.