DEPSTECH Triple Lens Borescope Inspection Camera, 5" IPS Screen Endoscope With Lights, 1080P Sewer and 180° Flip Button, 16.5ft Cable, Cool Tool for Wall, Automotive, HVAC Ducts

I had another model that had some issues, but it gave me something to compare against this one. For a few bucks extra, this one has better resolution, a longer cable, a useful case, accessory attachments, and more.I actually didn't even know it had multiple cameras until I started clicking some buttons. But I do like the side view cameras on this one vs. The articulating cable of the other unit I tested.I've used it multiple times in just a couple of weeks—mostly fishing wires in walls and figuring out what was preventing me from fishing said wires. The attachments were also unexpected, but came in handy immediately. I put the hook to use in grabbing a doorbell wire that I had dropped a little off to the side of my hole in the wall. Worked like a charm.I only have two real critiques so far. One is a real UI issue: I just don't really like the way the camera selection button works. It's not very intuitive that a quick press rotates the orientation, while a long press switches to a split screen or alternate camera view. Two separate buttons would make more sense to me. But the feature itself works great.Finally, I've found that my personal preference, at least in the problems for which I've employed the borescope so far, is a shorter cable. The typical 5.5ft cable is plenty for peering into walls. I can see this longer cable coming in handy the next time I need to inspect the entirety of my dryer vent, locate a blockage in long sanitary sewer line, or maybe if I were dropping wires in a two-story home. But for just peeking into a regular wall cavity, the long cable just becomes a bit unwieldy. But, that's also where another benefit of this product shines: because the cable is not integrated into the screen unit, it can be replaced. So maybe I'll look for a shorter cable for shorter jobs, while reserving the longer one for the instances that call for it.Longevity yet to be determined, but battery life is good, display quality is good. Recording capability is very useful. Good product for a good price, I'd say.

I bought this scope mostly for inspecting engine cylinders/valves, but I find myself using it all the time around both the car and the house. It is a very handy tool that I will never do without again. It has sufficient resolution and focus to be useful and take decent pictures. It has a good light and the side view cameras are VERY useful. The screen size is sufficient. Battery life is good if you start with a full charge and turn it off when you are not actually using it. It is holding up well after a lot of careful use. BUT:Ever see in the movies when the thief or the spy uses a bore scope and it is magical how much you can see and how easy it is to maneuver to see where you want to see. Well, lower your expectations. But for the price it is worth having. My biggest disappointment is you cannot go in through a spark plug hole and look up to see the valves - this would require an articulated scope that looks back 180 degrees and those are very expensive. You can spend the day rotating the engine so each valve opens and you can see it (but only half of it). Imagine doing this 16 times for a V8 crammed in so tight you can barely get some of the plugs out and you get the idea of how much time it can take and how hard it can be to maneuver the camera inside the cylinder through a spark plug hole to see exactly where you need to see. It is difficult to aim in most situations, not just inside an engine. But now that I have it I cannot live without it and I would buy the same scope/brand again.

Quality if perfection. This works perfectly and when doing auto repairs there are times you can't see under around or thru an item you're looking at. This works great. You can run it down a pipe and look for clogs or just see where ae hole might have appeared. So many uses and this one work perfectly. Very pleased with the scope. Use it on my guns and other things that i am working on. You can a picture with it also. Don't know what the longevity is for this camera but so far very pleased with my purchase.

Review: The DEPSTECH Triple Lens Borescope Inspection Camera - A Game-Changer in Inspection TechnologyRating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)From DIY enthusiasts to professional inspectors, the DEPSTECH Triple Lens Borescope Inspection Camera is nothing short of revolutionary. This is a device that transcends the conventional limitations of inspection cameras and sets new benchmarks in functionality, clarity, and user experience.Unparalleled Visual ClarityOne of the most striking features is its exceptional visual performance, courtesy of its triple lens setup. While many borescopes offer a single lens that restricts you to a narrow field of view, this camera comes with a lens on the front and one on each side. This 360-degree coverage ensures that you miss absolutely nothing during your inspections. The visual output is crystal-clear, making it easier to identify problems, no matter how hidden or obscure they might be.Cable Design - The Perfect Balance of Stiffness and FlexibilityAnother strong point of this borescope is its cable design. Though it is stiff enough to push through tight or convoluted spaces, it also offers just the right amount of flexibility. This dual nature of the cable prevents it from being too floppy while navigating, yet flexible enough to snake its way through complex environments. It's a difficult balance to achieve, but DEPSTECH has nailed it.Battery Life - More Than SufficientThe battery life of this unit will particularly appeal to the DIY community. Often, we find ourselves involved in prolonged projects that require extensive inspection. The last thing anyone wants is to halt work due to a drained battery. Thankfully, the DEPSTECH camera provides ample battery life to last through your project and then some.User-Friendly InterfaceThe 5" IPS screen enhances the overall experience by providing a large, high-quality display for viewing the camera's feed. This means less squinting and more accurate assessments, whether you're examining pipe interiors, wall cavities, or car engines.Final ThoughtsIn summary, the DEPSTECH Triple Lens Borescope Inspection Camera is not just a product; it's a game-changing tool that elevates the entire field of visual inspections. Whether you're a DIY hobbyist or a seasoned professional, this borescope will save you both time and effort. It is a worthy investment and comes highly recommended. This isn't just a step forward in inspection technology; it's a leap.So go ahead, make your life easier and your inspections more comprehensive with this exceptional device. I can't recommend it enough!

Comes with a very nice protective case. Item appears to be of high quality in both design and manufacture. Easy to use right out of the box. I have had many 'bore scopes' in the past, but this is the most versatile, most useful one by far. I like that it is self contained, having its own high def screen. No need to mess pairing it with your smartphone. The three cameras are also a real strong point. Lets you inspect the walls of pipes or other objects that you could otherwise not see clearly in just a straight ahead view. Also, by using the side camera, you can see around a 90 degree bend that otherwise would be blind to other cameras. The built in light is plenty bright and adjustable. The automative exposure is a big plus also, with the camera adjusting itself to give the best exposure in all conditions. I have included several pictures to show the quality and clarity it provides. I used it to inspect my furnace blower for debris/dirt build-up. I also inspected the air conditioner coils for cleanliness. Another pic is of the drain pipe ensuring it was not blocked. I used the side camera to look around an elbow to ensure no blockage. I also inspected the inside of my car engine, a valve being shown as well as the level float and in-tank fuel filter of a generator. I am very favorably impressed with this unit. Being able to snap photos or videos at the push of a button makes it easy to review what you saw at a later time on a PC or laptop or email/text to others for review. Data transfer from the camera to the computer is a breeze. The battery life seems very good, as in my normal use, I have never run low. Not sure if I will ever need the full length of the probe, but it is better to have too much than not enough. Heads-up, make sure you firmly snap the USB probe connector into the unit per the instructions. I did not my first time and the headlights were not lit. Upon double checking things, I found my error, pushed it in until it snapped and all was well. Totally happy with this purchase.