[Dual-Lens] Borescope,Endoscope Camera with Light,1920P Inspection Camera with 8+1 Adjustable LED Lights, 16.5ft Semi-Rigid Cable Snake Endoscope for iPhone, iPad, Samsung

Amazing for the price. Used it as a bore scope to inspect inside of engine cylinders. Front and side camera with lights are perfect. Wish I had this 20 years ago. Can’t wait to find more uses for it. Bad news is my Subaru WRX has some serious scaring on a cylinder wall😢

Great quality and bright light. Fairly easy to flex and maneuver through a hole to get the images. Great deal for the price. I've seen many more expensive cameras that don't fit where this will and have and this has a much better image along with fitting almost anywhere.

While using the endoscope on an iPhone 15 Pro, iOS version 18.3 and the UseePlus app that is required for this endoscope to work on iPhones:1. Picture taking and recording works, that is great.2. By default, the app is supposed to save to iCloud Drive according to the app settings on the phone. However, it does not. Everything is saved in “On My iPhone,” which is fine to me.3. To export photos and recordings from the UseePlus app to the iPhone’s Photos app, I had to select “Full Access.” Selecting “Limited Access” did not allow me to export anything. Again, I’m fine with that.4. When I navigate to Files>Browse>On My iPhone>UseePlus folder>Documents>CameraCache, all the thumbnail images have time stamps below them. These times have nothing to do with when the image was taken. These times keep updating every time I plug the endoscope into the iPhone. That is a problem only if you need the time stamps to keep track for you. But, exporting the pictures and recordings to your iPhone's Photos app should have its own metadata for when you exported the items, which is helpful.

Great product for the price. Used it on my sink and on my dryer duct. Gets "muck" on the camera lens, but what are ya gonna do, there is a lot of muck in the pipes. It allowed me to get the job done!!!

I use this daily , works great

Does what it promises BUT when you read the fine print, it says don’t put oil on the camera. Kind of limits its application for automotive purposes, doesn’t it? There’s also a warning about keeping the wire away from a sharp edges as this will compromise its IPX rating, which is understandable. It is a little scary, however wondering how long that coating is going to last.The app is wonderfully simple, though I still have to figure out how to use the second camera.Now the LED lights? Not much to speak of. It does not light up dark spaces sufficiently in my opinion. The illustration on the website is false advertising, if not an altogether ruse. There’s no way the light from this camera illuminated that engine interior as well as the image showed.. I even tried looking for something under my bed just to see how well the camera and LED light fared in a ‘gimme’ situation, where there was already one lamp lit in the room already. The visual field couldn’t have been more than a foot. The Camera I think would’ve been up to the task; however the LED light what’s so dim even at its brightest setting that the images weren’t even useful. I can imagine how poorly this would perform if one were poking around inside an engine where there wouldn’t be any auxiliary light.Going to look for another manufacturers product to see if something has better illumination. You should too - it’ll be worth it

Easy to set up and use, camera quality is clear and of good quality.

I didn't expect so much from a $20 device. Wow!App install was easy for IOS. Very basic functions.The physical device has two controls as well (close to where the cord plugs into the phone). A dial to adjust the light bulb. And a button: One short press takes a snap shot. One long press switches between the front camera or the side camera.Haven't messed much with the attachments (i.e. hook, magnet, diagonal mirror), yet they look solid.Wish I would have had this years ago. No more having to disassemble things to get a good view of the problem.