AnykitDual Lens Endoscope Camera, Type-C Borescope with 8 Adjustable LED Lights, IP67 Waterproof 16.5ft Semi-Rigid Snake Cord Inspection Camera Compatible with Type C iPhone 15 & Android Phone

I bought this kind of on a goof, but boy am I glad I did! I've used it for several projects around the house and in the kitchen I manage. Water coming from under the fridge? Instead of dragging it out, I ran the scope under it and around the back to find out why. Drop a bolt while working on the car? Attach the magnet and go find/grab it!16.5 feet has been plenty long for everything I've used it for. The cable being semi-stiff makes it very easy to maneuver through tight spaces, but able to hold still enough to see what I'm doing. The picture is pretty clear, and seems to focus well up-close. The app is easy to use, literally download it, plug in the camera, accept the permissions and off you go. Two of my coworkers have purchased this same camera once they saw it in use.

The unit works very good download the app plug it in no problems work very good.

The female USB-C to male lightning adapter seemed to be a poor fit to the iPhone and thus whenever the cable was wiggled in one direction the connection with the camera was lost, making the entire unit almost unusable. This included adapter seemed to simply be built a little bit wrong because my Apple and many other brands of lightning connectors had never failed to make reliable electrical connections with an iPhone in my experience over recent years. I ordered a third party adapter hoping to fix this issue but it didn't connect at all, even though it was rated to carry both power and signal.Happily I just discovered that carefully removing nearly all of the accumulated pocket lint from the lightning port of the phone resulted in the endoscope's USB-C to lightning adapter maintaining connection to the endoscope regardless of how I wiggled it in the socket of the iPhone 13. Problem solved.I'm using the app called "Xscope" from Apple's App Store (1 star rating). One of the emails I received from Anykit Support after emailing them for help suggests it may be possible to also use an app called "Smart Endoscope" (2 star rating), however, I see now that this NTC300 borescope is not one of listed models to which "Smart Endoscope" can connect, so that's not an option.Apart from the initial trouble with the intermittent connectivity, the device has seemed to perform as expected, though I've not yet used it for the pipe inspection I bought it for, looking for possible cracks in a harshly treated ABS drain system where one 2" pipe was sheared off from force applied to an adjacent 3" pipe. The outsides of the pipes are inaccessible, so it occurred that one could look from the inside, at least to a degree, to check for further damage and to ensure leak-free operation after our bathroom is back in service.For reference, the head is 48mm long and 8.2mm wide. The 10-foot cable is actually… just about exactly 10 feet long! And the much more flexible connector between the LED brightness and camera choice control unit and the start of the USB-C connector is 10.75” long.As is all too typical, we see IP67 claimed in the pre-sale material, along with the word “waterproof” but the printed "Safety Warnings" guide says “Anykit devices are water resistant. Avoid submerging the monitor in water - small splashes or light rain should be safe.” But then they also say “Anykit camera probes are IP67 rated and safe to use in dusty conditions and can be submerged in 1-meter deep water for up to 30-minutes.” This semi-dichotomy is a common issue. It's one thing to submerge a device with slight pressure, but another to submerge it and to also bump it around some, increasing the forces which can result in a leak. The 7 in IP67 is the waterproofness or resistance rating. IP68 is more waterproof, but IP67 I'm hoping will suffice for light duty immersion while looking inside of drain pipes. It had better!Still, I'm hopeful that the tool will work as needed. I've let Anykit support know about the lint being the source of the connectivity problem.

The media could not be loaded. Worked better than expected. Very clear pictures and videos. I like the ease of use through a phone app. I borrowed a scope from a coworker that had it's own screen and the user interface was very difficult to use. I decided to get one that simply plugged into my phone. I've used Snap on endoscopes in the past and this puts those to shame. This one fit the bill perfectly. Very easy to use with my Samsung Galaxy phone. I attached photos and video to this review to prove its clarity. Swapping from front camera to side is easily done as well as brightening and dimming the led lights. Would definitely recommend this scope and definitely worth every penny.I added a few photos of the hook and magnet attachments. There is a cap that unthreads from the end of the camera and that's where the attachments thread on. Very secure and won't fall off and get lost like clip on attachments do.

Good product good price prompt shipping

Really nice camera. I LOVE the side camera feature! So Clever!Picture quality is good enough to get the job done. I used this to inspect electrical wires behind a wall.Note: The Xscope app has some bad reviews due to privacy policy concerns. Proceed at your own risk!

Super convenient to look inside walls and through pipes. High quality, love it.

This camera has good picture and flexibility. The connection is for android or C type connectors first. With an apple connector next. This does not give adequate connections when the phone has a OtterBox on it and the situation I was in. It is not good not to have protection on the phone. Otherwise it’ll work for someone.