Anykit Endoscope Camera with Light, 1080P Industrial Endoscope Camera

Bought this to inspect drains and dryer vent, you know, just around the house stuff. Works well, maintains a charge for a long time. Very long, I’ve actually used it to clean my dryer vent though this is not what it is for. My wife has used it to scout out possible spiders before entering the attic. Many uses; I didn’t know I needed one until I had one, and now I use it a lot. Worth the money. Clear picture on the screen. Very easy to use, self explanatory

Very good value for its money. Used to check where my toilet is clogged. Works perfect, good quality. Price is very affordable. Battery live is around 1 hour with flashlights enabled. I would recommend it and would buy the same item again. Easy to use, works from the box.

Honestly, your probably better off spending the extra money on this company's articulating version. Anyway, the camera is good quality, screen adequate for average users, very easy to use. The cable is a bit of a problem if your needing to move it through pipe bends, it's stiff, like safety wire, it bends when pressed but that didn't work too well at above 90 degree turns for me, that's why I would probably have preferred buying the articulating version. But for the price, this product is a bit of a steal. If that says anything about the company then I wouldn't hesitate to buy a more expensive version if a job called for it.

Great camera! I used this taped to 3/4 pbc conduit to get the serial numbers of 52 Tigo optimizers. They were installed under the solar panels on an a-frame house ( no thanks to tigo and their lack of customer support). I was able to clearly read everything and snap a pic of the screen with my phone. Only took 2 hrs. The 33ft cord was perfect reach. This saved me from having to uninstall and reinstall every last panel. Thanks!!

I bought this for my 11yr old to play with. The image is very clear. Camera works really well. I actually bought a second to use as I am a property manager.

Works exactly as described. I have used it in several applications in the first two weeks and it is doing great. Have had to recharge it yet and had it in the attic looking at wire down the walls for hours. Worked in wet pipe, stovepipe, dryer vent.

It's incredible, it saves me time and I can see what I'm doing.

This camera works well. Photo here is a camera phone pic of the screen with the camera probe down our toilet. Picture was nice and clear. However, it was immediately obvious that what I really need is one with a steerable head. It took about 30 minutes of messing around with this to get the camera into this position. Pushing it through the bends in a toilet is not easy. It often bends the wrong way, and you just have to pull it out and try again. In the pic you can see a little wire or something. Now I want to try to hook that with the included hook, but how can I without the ability to steer it? Still 5 stars, because it does what is promised, I just didn't realize I was going to want more.

Got broken after light use within 1 year

Sometimes, you need to get into some hard to reach places and get a visual of what's actually going on. I had an older endoscope camera already but it had a very small screen and poor quality camera due to the age. So, I decided to give this one a try and I was very satisfied with what I got! The kit includes the handheld unit, the camera cable, a USB-C to USB-A charging cable, as well as little plastic container with metal attachments for the tip (mirror, hook, and magnet) that are easy to swap out. The camera cable is hardwired into the handheld unit so you won't be able to detach it for storage, but the cable does have some velcro straps to help keep it from unrolling. It's a bit difficult to stuff it back into the original box if I'm honest. The cable is very flexible, yet sturdy enough that it won't flop around. Charging takes about 3 hours with the 5V/1A wall adapter from my iPhone and the battery life seems to last between 3-4 hours, which is more than enough time if you are using it on and off throughout the day. When you hit the power button, the camera comes on after a short loading screen. The buttons are very responsive and as you can see in the video, it's easy to adjust the light, zoom levels, and orientation of the camera. For initial testing, I sent it into some tight spaces such as a dark drawer, behind the fridge, and even my own pocket. In all instances, the image I saw was very clear and if the camera was a bit off, I could conveniently change the orientation using the button on the handheld instead of twisting it around again. The only downside I noticed was that when you use the light, especially on max brightness, there's always a round spot of glare in the center of the view. However, it didn't really affect my ability to see objects and there was also the option to turn the light off entirely. Having another source of light seems best, but the built-in light works well enough for enclosed spaces. Overall, this unit feels solid and has great value, especially with the long cable and swappable metal tips that can help you reach and work in some awkward places. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking to use it around the house despite the small light glare issue.

I think this endoscope is pretty good. It’s easy to use, and has a clear image. The image is also in colour, though the colours are a bit muted. I don’t really think this is a camera for image quality though. I think it’s good for just checking things out. There are also 3 different light levels, which I like, though I don’t really use the brightness very often. I found the brightest level is really bright, and enough for basically everything I do. I usually just use it for looking down the drain, or in between walls. The wire feels really robust, and I also like the little connectors that they include. I found the hook one to be especially useful if I drop like a key with a ring, or something easy to pick up. I wish there were some more attachments though. Mainly something like a magnet attachment. I think that would make it much easier to pick up, well, anything magnetic. I think the other thing I would’ve liked is a way to maybe make the neck a little less stiff, or something. As it is, it’s not exactly the easiest thing to maneuver. I found that sometimes a floppy neck makes it easier to get it to the place I want, rather than one that is fully stiff. At $70 I think it’s a little too expensive for my use case. There are tons of endoscope cameras that work the same as these ones. I do think if you have to use one all the time, I would say this is a good one to have though. I would advise against using the WiFi ones though, as they’re too laggy to use most of the time. Having a camera and screen is just really nice to use.

This is a handy tool I could see people making some good use of. For the price I think its a reasonable item to add to the tool kit. The endoscope has a decently bright light on the end of the unit, enough to light up the surroundings and navigate your way. It comes with some accessories such as a small hook, magnet and mirror (to look 90° offset). These can be screwed on and off the end of the unit. The hook and magnet obstruct the view of the image (as seen in the attached photos), the light still works with the hook attachment, but if you use the magnet and light light your feed gets washed out... so I'm not sure how useful the magnet will be without external lighting. Screen resolution is good enough, not great but plenty fine to identify items and navigate. The zoom function is lacklustre though, the difference between x1 to x3 appears to be maybe 10-20% zoom, not much difference at all. just seems to crop the image slightly. Didn't find it very useful. Overall though I think this is a decent product, zoom functionality aside everything else works good and pretty happy with it's performance.

Depending on what you use it for, this tool could range from useful to indispensable. You can always find a use for this tool: in your car, at you home, at your garage, etc... it is as useful for the pros as it is for hobbyists. I find the screen to bright, and the picture quality to be good enough to be able to see what you're aiming at. The focus is fixed at a reasonable distance given the intended use, and I think it is great. and the built in light is a crucial feature that makes the experience of using this device all the more complete. I think the image quality could be better, but I would assume this will be reserved to more expensive units, and honestly, for the working man, this would do the job just fine 95% of the time. so when factoring in the cost, this is indeed an awesome device. The overall device is very well built and seems to be able to handle some abuse, which is often the case when you are working on something... you know how luck works.... so I much better prefer this one over ones that will interface to a phone to be able to operate it.