Endoscope Camera with Light, 1920P HD Bore Scope Borescope with 8 Lights, Waterproof 16.4FT Semi-Rigid Cord for Pipe Inspection, Industrial Endoscope for Phones(Black)

Works fantastic, brightness adjustment in the side of the picture button works great, picture button works, cable length 16 feet plenty for what I needed to do. The cable is stiff and positional, Great value for the money, I lost a clip inside the engine crank block and was able to locate it and with the supplied magnetic retrieval tool I was able to fetch the clip. For the price of theirs camera it definitely saved me hours of time. If not for the camera I would have had to pull the engine and tear the engine down all the way to get the clip I dropped.

Only used it a few times so far, but overall it’s been pretty solid. The cable connects to my phone easily, and the app was simple to install. The length of the cable is just right too. You can clearly see everything through the phone screen

If you need an endoscope but don’t feel like dropping a few hundred bucks on some fancy pro model, this one’s a solid pick. I’ve tested a few high-end ones, and honestly, the video quality on this little guy stacks up just fine.

Review: Endoscope: W400-B, App: Sup-Anesok1.0.60(28) running on i(Pad)OS 18.4.1Good news: Endoscope works as specified: LED lighting, USB-C with USB-C female to Lightning as needed, captures images and video. The 5 m camera cable is long enough and still enough to get to the bottom of my engine bay. Connected as expected to my iPhone (lightning) and iPad (USB-C). Picture quality was acceptable for this price. I saw no real difference between color and monochrome capture in my low light engine compartment. The application is not ‘ready for primetime’.Image capture:An image is captured with a 1920*1440 image size with no EXIF data. It is stored with a filename containing a date and time stamp of the form ‘Image_yyyy_mm_dd hh_mm_ss_msec.JPG’ and also a 32 character random filename. When downloaded, Image_yyyy_mm_dd hh_mm_ss_msec.JPG is saved to the Sup-Anesok album in Photos. The JPG file is also saved in hidden folder named ‘.TakePhoto’. When shared and Save to Files, only the JPG with a 32 character random filename in a hidden folder named can be saved in a specified target folder. This is very unusual.Video capture:A Video is captured with as a 1920*1440 MPEG-4 movie with a filename containing a date and time stamp of the form ‘Video_yyyy_mm_dd hh_mm_ss_msec.MP4’. The video also has a 32 character random filename. When shared and Save to Files, they are both saved in a hidden folder named ‘.TakePhoto’ in the Sup-Anesok local files saved On My iPhone. The 32 character random file is saved to the specified target. The Video_yyyy_mm_dd hh_mm_ss_msec.MP4 is not directly available. It is not saved in Photos. This is bizarre.Workaround:Using the iOS Files app, you can search the Sup-Anesok local files for MP4. The Video_yyyy_mm_dd hh_mm_ss_msec.MP4 should be listed. Press and hold that file, GetInfo, then select the Where path, On My iPhone > Sup-Anesok > .TakePhoto to obtain a listing of the MP4 files. Select files and move to a visible directory.Application name Sup-Anesok is unusual and not descriptive.Sup-Anesok only works on iPad in portait mode. IMO, this is unacceptable but it is quite common on a number of non-iPad apps (SimpliSafe, AT&T SmartHome, eSword LT). I am quite sure iPad is not a big deal to some developers, but rather than force portrait mode, display in lanscape with black bars on the side.

All you need to do is scan the QR code on the camera label, install the app, plug in the camera, and connect to the camera's Wi-Fi to get started. As long as the view is within the camera's focus range, the image quality is excellent.

I've had this scope about 2 years now and it's still working great. the picture isn't the best but it serves it purpose. I use it daily when I'm troubleshooting and never had any problems with it. The plug didn't fit well with my cellphones case but works well with my Ipad. I've crushed it and threw it around in my tool bag (not intentionally, I just forget sometimes) and it help up so it's very durable.

One of my sinks was leaking, but the space underneath was way too tight for me to reach in, and it was too dark to get a decent photo. This thing did the trick.

Works ok. Could use some improvements on the clarity/focus and a “top” indicator would be very helpful.