USB C Endoscope Camera with Light, Teslong Type-C Snake Borescope Camera with 8 LED Lights, 10FT Flexible Waterproof Inspection Cam, Fiber Optic Scope Compatible with iPhone 15/16, Android Phone

As shown it so easy to use all you do download app and start using it. Love can’t stop fighting ways to use it lol.

Great tool for the price.My only complaint is I wish the light was a little brighter. Otherwise it's exactly what I needed

Have an iphone 14 with lightning plug, I got an adapter. The download app from the app store was a no brainer. It works just fine. For the price if this stops working, I'll just get another one.

I purchased this since i was foolish enough to put a dryer sheet in my cabin air filter, literally took only 15 minutes to unbox, set up the app and successfully extract the dryer sheet from my cars blower motor.phenomenal product, amazing attachments. highly recommend.

I bought it to use with my Android phone (USBC connector), but the camera includes a Lightning adapter so it also works on my wife's iPhone. I use it at work to grab serial numbers so I don't have to rip desks apart, and we've used it to look inside drop ceilings and walls, searching for wires. It has a small light, but in really dark spots we needed an additional lamp to see what we were doing.Note that you have to install the Useeplus app to use it; it does not work with the phone's built-in camera app. However, the app will export pictures to your phone's picture library.

I purchased this to look in my walls and hvac vents... I had some insulation blown into the walls and it seems they missed some areas. I also have some vents that aren't doing what they should (1972 split level house) in some of my rooms. I got the camera to try to investigate some of that, it mostly works for the walls but not so much at all for the vents. You can see to a point and then just nothing, the light doesn't light it up enough (these are standard 3-4" rigid ducts, or whatever). If I move it around, I can see some stuff, but it's already nearly impossible to navigate it down to where I need it to go.Overall, it does work but not as well as it could.

I located the oil leak on my 2013 Jaguar's vacuum pump and had my Master ASE Certified Tech replace one O-Ring to test my findings. I bought the entire seal kit here on Amazon but had already replaced the main pump-to-engine block seal so I kept the other 3 seals for later use. The 1st photo was taken with my years-old WiFi borescope that was so terribly intermittent in working that I ordered this newer version that plugs directly into my iPhone 15 Pro Max 15... literally after installing the app, I simply plugged this unit into my phone and had instant photos as shown by the "after repair" photo. The Black leaking part of these photos is the main vacuum line outlet that feeds the power brake system and the pump mounts on the engine and is driven by internal gears. These pumps are prone to leak on any 2010-202 Jaguar engine. I have more photos of the coolant Y-Pipe that I also pinpointed its leak. This borescope tool should be in every technician's box in the world.

I have a Samsung S22, scanned the qr code to download the app, and plugged the camera in. App doesn't ask for any weird permissions, it is a simple version of a regular camera app. It is quick, and saves photos and videos in its own folder under DCIM so other apps can access them.The minimum focal distance of the camera is (to my delight) very close, less than .75". It doesn't get blurry at distances father either. I will say though, that at distances farther than a couple inches, the light ring around the camera is not enough light for a good picture quality.I wasn't planning to use the attachments, but tried them anyway. The hook does not block too much of the frame, you can see around it while using it. The magnet however blocks the camera almost entirely. The mirror is ok but not perfect. If you rotate it correctly, most of the image frame and light will reflect thru the mirror, but not all of it.I used this to inspect the inside of a cylinder thru the spark plug hole, and it worked great for what I needed. I'm keeping it on hand as a general mechanics tool.