DEPSTECH 210° Articulating Endoscope Inspection Camera, 1080P HD Borescope with Light, 4.5'' IPS Screen, 6.2mm Waterproof Snake Camera for Automotive/Wall/Engine (1.5M)

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been impressed by this, it has many advantages to my other models and is far superior in quality. This all feels good quality, first impressions are very good with the zip padded case, it does all feel like superior quality materials. It has a solid hand grip built into the screen unit which I’ve found much easier to operate and by far the best feature is the moveable camera end controlled by a dial on the side of the handle easily controlled with one hand.It’s still a game getting the wired chord into wherever you’re looking at which is the same for any borescope but this is certainly a lot easier. The extra thick wire is easier to work with and you can rotate the picture with a button.There are zoom in and out as well as capturing video and snapshots. The light is nice a bright and adjustable as well. The handheld part is a big improvement on all my other sub £50 scopes. This is easily the best I’ve used.

This articulating endoscope works great to get a clear view around a wide area. Offers a lot more flexibility in terms of vision and routing, as you can use the movement in the lens to divert the tip in the right direction, making this great for small, twisty holes.The tradeoff here is that the length is smaller than some, so may not suit your needs. That said, the screen is good, the housing is quality, and the camera is clear.

I used to have an older version of this borescope from the same maker. It was good an I had used it a lot over the years. Unfortunately I left it in a leaking car boot and that was the end of it. Ir ordered this newer version in the hope it would be the same quality and so far at least it seems to be.The two way articulated probe works just fine and I can see everything I could with my old one. It takes a while to get the hang of moving the probe because you automatically want to move the screen instead but you soon become used to it. You can also reverse the view which sometimes helps.Brightness of both the screen and the camera can be adjusted easily. I did find in some instances it was just a little too bright which had the effect of blowing out the image so being able to back off the camera brightness really helps.In terms of image quality it is supposed to be 1080p but I am not convinced. Perhaps the camera is able to image things at 1080p but the quality on the screen doesn't quite seem up to HD levels. It is not bad and still extremely usable but I would say 720p might be closer to the mark.This borescope can take both photos and video so it is quit versatile. I also find the side wheel easier to control the camera angle than on my old model which had a wheel in the centre of the handle.The unit comes in a protective zip up semi-hard case. This one definitely will not be left in the boot!

This borescope features a 210° dual articulation, allowing precise control when navigating tight spaces. The 4.5-inch IPS display provides clear images, enhanced by adjustable LED lighting. The slim 0.24-inch lens makes it easier to access narrow areas compared to standard scopes. The semi-rigid gooseneck cable offers flexibility and strength, essential for inspecting complex engine components. Includes a 32GB SD card and protective case, ready for professional use. A valuable tool for detailed inspections.

Got this for my boyfriend's dad who is a mechanic, he uses it on cars. It's really useful with the really long camera wire, and the massive screen to watch what it going on. Looks really fun to use, but you have to have a use for it, can't just play doctors with it!

To be honest, I would not have even entertained the idea of owning a tool like this. It is something that I know exists and managed to obtain this through the Vine program.I enjoy diy and making the house look good and try to undertake any maintenance myself as much as possible. What I have found when trying to fix problems, or sometimes do some complicated diy process, is that I am unable to see something behind things or down pipes.I dont have a reference point for a product like this but I have to say that since getting this I have many uses that allow me to fix house problems quickly.What makes this unit useful to me is that the ability to move the camera to allow the camera to navigate down water pipes to give me the image of where pipes are blocked. The screen is good enough resolution to make out the detail of the problem. There is also a light at the end of the camera that can be adjusted in brightness.The cable and camera are waterproof and seem very well made. The camera can be controlled using the wheel which I found quite easy to use. The ability to record the screen is a bonus.This may be expensive tool but if you can imagine being able to see down locations which would normally be impossible to view but viewing would allow you to solve your problem then I feel that this will prove to be worth its money very quickly.

I recently used an industrial borescope camera for some inspection tasks, and it has proven to be quite functional. The slim probe design allows for access to tight spaces, which is essential for automotive mechanics. I appreciate the built-in lights that illuminate dark areas, making it easier to see what I'm working with. However, I found the image quality to be less sharp than I had hoped, which can make details harder to discern at times. The flexible snake tube is a great feature, but it requires careful handling to avoid damage. Overall, it serves its purpose and is a useful tool for inspection needs.