Teslong Inspection Camera, Dual Lens Borescope Camera with Light, NTS300 5" IPS Industrial Endoscope, 1080P Waterproof Flexible Mechanic Fiber Optic Snake Scope Cam for Wall Automotive Engine (16.5FT)

After reviewing numerous endoscopes/boroscopes - I landed on this product. Some of the stand out features are the semi-rigid cable, the larger display, and (most importantly) the 2nd camera 90 degrees off the second.I've used/purchased other products in the past and they typically lack brightness and clarity. This product was bright enough for my purposes and clarity was good. I was looking for something where the focal length could look into a dark cavernous space and give me visibility in all directions. This product is sufficient for this task and much better than most.The standout feature that all of these cameras should have is the 90 degree opposed 2nd camera. This is critical when you enter a space like a floor joist or a void and have no ability to bend the end of the boroscope. With this easy to access camera, you can simply rotate the entire shaft and have a 360 degree view of what is going on in the cavity.The product worked well and has a case to transport it in. All pluses.

This thing works great, easy to setup and use also. Picture quality is very clear and the battery life has been great so far also. Outperforms some of the higher end brand borescopes I've used.

I moved into an old apartment unit that was already renovated. To know what was happening in the walls, behind build in furniture and that kind of stuff, I needed an endoscope so as not to destroy the renovation. I have owned 2 cheaper units, a USB A type with rigid camera housing and USB C type that is not rigid. I believe they are .3 MP and worked well enough but the value that they brought me was huge, even with trash image quality, needing a laptop or a phone to use it, and the light that made those endoscopes pretty bad. Too much light and camera get blow out and if not enough, then you can't see anything. So I have been on the look to upgrade for awhile. And here I am...Teslong is exactly what I was looking for and even better. The light does not make the camera image worse to any extent. The built in display means that I do not have bring a laptop the location, which usually is dirty. The entire camera is rigid which means I have full control over the camera movement. The quality of the images are amazing. The camera is 5 MP vs cheap ones that are .3. And the best part, I didn't even know I needed it, is the side lens. Rather than needing to reposition the camera 90 degrees, I just click a button and BAM!!!And the software side of the product is great too. For the cheaper endoscopes I had to get 3rd party camera software on PC or use a phone app. They are pretty trash. Whereas here, I can take video and pictures on the unit itself. I can rotate the image on the unit for better viewing angle. It just works.Just grab the carrying case and you have all you need to use the endoscope.Love this product.As a heads up, make sure to get camera length that you today need or maybe need in the future. I wanted to buy 3.3ft camera for easier handling and those things are where most of the cost is. I still buy one at some point. I originally bought the 16.4ft one and it can get little annoying when using the camera for something short.

I have purchased two of the Teslong cameras.My original was given to our plumber, who didn't have something as small or handy in her kit -- and she stated that she hadn't come across a similar product that was as affordable in her line of work.Both of our Teslong cameras were easy to use and handy for a whole array of household stuff...we've used it to snake down drains, to view areas behind otherwise inaccessible walls or barriers, and to peek into crevices both inside & outside of the house. It's super durable, the camera is sufficient for general projects, and both the camera lens light and handle flashlight provide enough illumination for basic work.The camera is also rechargeable, and it comes equipped with a charger cord. Charging is fairly fast, and we haven't had the charge run out on us yet during any single project.There are a few limitations that you should know before you buy this product. The camera 'snake' is flexible...but only to a point. It will bend around some of the wider plumbing angles, but I doubt that you'd ever get it to smoothly snake all the way through your standard, winding sink trap. [It would probably require another bump-up in technology to allow for some remote camera guidance (and, of course, the price will rise accordingly).]I also wish that the camera light was a titch brighter. It's certainly bright enough for you to clearly view whatever object/area is directly in front of the lens, but even just a few added lumens would help improve the range of camera viewing in some spaces.That said - after I donated our first camera to our plumber, I went right back online to buy another. Give it a go if you're looking for a 101 endoscope tool.