Dual Lens Articulating Borescope, DEPSTECH Endoscope Camera with Light, Articulated Probe, Flexible Snake Inspection Camera for Wall, Automotive Engine Inspect-4.92FT

The Chickanic (YouTube Channel) got one of these from DEPSTECH and it was so good, I got one for my inspection business, specifically for the articulating head. Game changer. Picture/video quality is outstanding, easy to use, and a joy to use, especially in tight spaces. Great buy, good luck.

This thing is a must have for an hvac technician who would regularly work with boilers and furnaces.

I ordered this borescope for maintenance on my RV. The way RVs are built in such a compact way, there are a great many small spaces where various wires and components are tucked away. This borescope makes it much easier to know what's going on. I can use it for inspecting behind the water heater and furnace, looking for signs of rodents or bugs, looking inside the A/C and heating ducts, etc. The small size of the camera fits in a lot of place and the flexible shaft allows me to bend it around obstacles.The build quality seems to be quite good and the screen and image is very clear. I especially like the split view where you can see what's at the end of the camera shaft as well as what's to the side. It makes it much easier when you're trying to get a full picture of a small space. Overall this is a high quality borescope that will regularly come in very useful for me as an RVer.

I got this to help with viewing under my sink while trying to install a new fixture. It's a very tight space that is very hard to see in to.This has dual cameras, 2x ultra wide viewing angles, and a light which makes it a incredibly easy to see what's going on. Pretty decent resolution as well. With the dual cameras, you're able to use split screen function for 2 different views, further helping to diagnose issues.This has a wide range of uses, not just for issues under the sink but can be used for any other project where the space might be tight and viewing conditions are not ideal such as working on a car. It comes with a carrying case as well.Important to note: It does not sense temperature well if you have the light on at the tip.It is rechargeable, so no worries about cords getting in the way when using this device. The battery life is decent, and it can function up to 3.5 hours after a single charge.This is an incredibly useful tool to have for the aforementioned reasons. I highly recommend!

This is an incredibly useful borescope. I've used some in the past where I honestly couldn't tell what I was even looking at. This one gets a pretty good image as long as you don't have obstructions in the way like spider webs.I have so far used it in two applications, as detailed in the photos.First use case was installing handle bars to my Hobie Mirage Compass kayak. The kayak comes with some attached foam for extra buoyancy inside the kayak, making it hard for my hand to reach inside to properly fasten on the fender washer and nut shown in the photo. With the help of the borescope, it was a lot easier for me to attach and tighten the fasteners.Second use case -- apologies for the upside down photo, but it's simply a realistic occurrence that sometimes when you're feeding the camera, it just won't be oriented the way you wanted -- but that's okay, because I know what I'm looking at. This is a cast iron joint that leads to my sewage main, which is clearly rusted out and leaking. I found water damage in the basement and it had me scratching my head, so I resorted to using the borescope to look into the crawl space. Lo and behold, I used the function of turning the camera (literally like a U-shape) after shoving it behind the pipes, and I was able to see the source of the problem.Make no mistake, there are plenty of other applications for this tool that I have in mind, but I couldn't hold myself back from writing this review. I firmly believe that all homeowners and DIYers should have a device like this at home!If there's one improvement I'd like to make to this device, then it might be for the snake to be just a tad stiffer. If you're trying to feed this upward, the weight of itself will cause it to sag and it won't hold form. But that's ok, because honestly, if you're going to look straight up, you can always attach it to a stick or something and feed upwards.

Until you've owned a borescope you don't really appreciate how useful they are. I primarily use this for working on cars but I've also used it for doing plumbing work and looking for a hornet nest in my attic. It's a really full featured unit for what it costs. It has a control wheel right on the unit that makes controlling the probe very simple. It also has a built-in light to make it even more useful. Video display quality is good enough and I like that you don't need to connect it to your smartphone to see what's what. The battery provides more than 3 hours of use and in most cases that's plenty of time. It even comes with a protective case. It's nothing fancy, but does a good job at a really nice value price. Highly recommended!

seen this being used by a certain youtube mechanic and then it pops up here. great little endoscope for peering inside engines, walls, or what not. i have not tried to record video and play on anything other than its own screen, but the screen is adequate enough to see what i need. the option for video and pictures makes it more valuable. the menu and buttons takes a bit of getting use to and are not very intuitive. the end flexes easily so long as you do not have the rest of the wand bent in a loop. a bit pricy but invaluable in the right circumstance. could have used when i was looking for an oil leak in my jeep. ended up guessing right when i pulled off the intake manifold and the valley was filled with oil. this would have confirmed it in about 10 seconds.

You need to scope out the piston heads in the cylinders? See how coked up your GDI engine is? What about that real tight spot in the back between the fire wall and the transmission bell housing trying to see if there is a seal leak on the top side? This thing is awesome. It takes photos of the area, is easy to learn (even for a luddite such as myself), and it make retrieving that dang dropped washer or fastener a whole lot easier!

When I first grabbed this borescope I didn't have a specific job or task in mind, but the amount of times it's come in handy for just odd tasks around the house has been fantastic.The build quality on this is fantastic and is a real step up from the borescope I tried at my in-laws from Milwaukee. The resolution from the camera and on the screen is clear and sharp which makes it really easy to identify and understand just what you're looking at.I appreciate how responsive the rotation of the neck is with the analog dial; you just roll it, and it actually tugs the camera in either direction, which gives you very fine control.The one thing that stood out to me, though, was after using the light on the camera for a while, it got quite hot when I touched it afterwards and noticed that it impacted its ability to read temperatures. So, if you're looking for it to detect the temperature of a surface, make sure the light has been off for a while to avoid an incorrect reading.

This is extremely useful to have around, especially for finding leaks/issues in a space such as a car engine bay. Don't think it is something that everyone needs to have but if you do any sort of DIY it is nice to be able to get into a small space without having to take out a bunch of fasteners to get a look as I used to have to.

Pros:- First of all the build quality is very good. It really feels like a professional quality tool.- The included carrying case is great, everything is perfectly laid out and it's very protective.- The image quality you get from it is really good. I can see everything clearly thanks to the light on the end which has an adjustable brightness level.- The articulating motion is actually analog/mechanical, not digital/motorized, so it's very responsive. It works great for manoeuvring the tip around corners.- Having a side camera as well as a front camera has turned out to be really useful for certain jobs, like seeing the area under a floor.- Having a dedicated console instead of using the type of endoscope that connects to your phone is way more important to me than I expected. The screen is larger, and it's much more convenient than downloading an app.Cons:- There is a temperature sensing feature, but it's not that useful when you have the light at the tip enabled, because the light heats the sensor way up. So in a 25º room you'll see a 47º reading. If you really want an accurate reading, you'll have to turn the light off and wait.Current title: Dual Lens Articulating Borescope, DEPSTECH Endoscope Camera with Light, Articulated Probe, Flexible Snake Inspection Camera for Wall, Plumbing, Automotive, Mechanics Tools-4.92FTMy rating system: 5 stars = performs as expected, 4 stars = small flaws, 3 stars = major flaws, 2 stars = barely usable, 1 star = trash

The dual lenses offer a fantastic view, making it easy to inspect tight spots in my car engine and home plumbing. The screen is clear, and the image quality is excellent, even in low light conditions. I was able to navigate and adjust the probe effortlessly, which saved me a lot of time and guesswork. The tool feels durable, and the battery life is impressive, lasting through multiple inspections without needing a recharge.

DEPSTECH really outdid themselves with this dual lens borescope. I am thoroughly impressed with the image quality and versatility. The articulating head lets you inspect internal areas of engine components, plumbing fixtures, walls, and anything else that the lens head can fit through. The fit and finish of the product is outstanding as well. The main handle is very ergonomically designed and the rotating knob feels solid. Being able to inspect a tight area from multiple viewing angles simultaneously is useful, and helps give the user perspective on what they're looking at - The side-by-side display showing all cameras simultaneously is key for this. A sturdy case is included and lets you neatly store all of the included components. Everything works exactly as advertised. Very impressed, and hard to beat for the price!