Articulating Borescope Camera with Light - Two-Way Endoscope with 8 Adjustable LED Lights | 5" LCD Screen | 1920P HD Inspection Cameras with 0.33in Articulated Snake Camera for Men

easy to use.

Wow awesome scope camera works excellent

Nice product for the price. I didn’t realize when I bought it that it only articulates in one axis but still much easier to use than one that you cannot move the camera end. The display is very nice, so much better than using my phone via WiFi connection. About 15 years ago the company I work for bought a GE borescope that articulated in 2 axes but it cost $36,000 dollars back then and the display was much worse. I used this to scope a toilet that was flushing poorly to look for blockages, it worked great. Definitely would recommend to a friend.

Works great

Well worth the cost! I have used this a couple of times to take a peek in walls to get a view before running some wires. Very good imaging for an inexpensive unit. Battery life has not been an issue using it intermittently throughout the day. It does take some practice to use the multi-directional lens. Overall, an easy unit to use without studying the manual.

We use this to look for termites. All we do is use termite companies. TermiteTom.comWe could not believe how well it works.We found more termite damage in one of the churches we represent. Good news for the church. Bad news for Terminix.

Image quality is good and it is a very easy to use product, however with the flexible tip, if there is any resistance like say a layer of insulation behind a wall, the tip does not stay in line. I'd recommend this product for automotive or otherwise larger easily accessible areas where you need a view, but not for tight spaces.

As a mechanic, I've used a bore scope for many years. I finally decided to step into the 21st. Century and get a scope with a color screen. I have been really happy with this product. The picture is amazingly clear. It can be rotated, expanded, saved to memory as a video or a still. The fact that I can turn the camera around 180 degrees is really important for looking inside cylinders and at valves.