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Explore hard-to-reach spaces with a 16.4ft HD endoscope camera designed for compatible iPhone and Android devices. From automotive checks to home repairs, get a closer look right on your phone screen.
Connect the camera to a compatible smartphone and follow the included instructions to set it up. View the camera feed on your phone to help inspect areas that are difficult to see directly.
Capture photos and videos with a stated resolution of up to 1920 × 1440 pixels. Get a closer look at small components, narrow gaps and hidden areas while working on inspections, maintenance or DIY projects.
Reach deeper into tight spaces with the 16.4ft (5m) semi-rigid cable. The 8mm camera probe features 8 adjustable LED lights to help illuminate dim inspection areas.
16.4ft / 5m Reach — Access distant and hard-to-reach areas.
8 Adjustable LED Lights — Adjust illumination for different working conditions.
8mm Probe Diameter — Designed for inspecting narrow spaces.
IP67 Waterproof Rating — Suitable for compatible inspection tasks in wet environments when used according to the product instructions.
Getting started is straightforward:
Step 1. Connect the endoscope using the appropriate compatible connector.
Step 2. Follow the included manual to install or open the required app.
Step 3. View the live camera feed on your phone and begin your inspection.
Connector requirements and app compatibility may vary by phone model and operating system. Please check your device before ordering.
Help inspect difficult-to-see areas around vehicle components.
Look into accessible gaps and concealed spaces around the home.
Get a closer view when troubleshooting or assembling equipment.
Examine narrow spaces in machinery and other equipment.
Your package includes the accessories listed below to help you get started with a variety of inspection tasks.
Please refer to the product images and package received for the exact included accessories and connector configuration.
We aim to offer practical products selected for everyday use and convenience.
Need help with compatibility, setup or your order? Contact our support team for assistance.
Complete your purchase through our store's available secure checkout options.
Once your order has been shipped, tracking information will be provided when available so you can follow its delivery progress. Delivery times vary depending on the destination and shipping method.
We want you to feel confident shopping with us. If your order arrives damaged or you experience an issue with your product, please contact our customer support team. We'll review the situation and help arrange an appropriate solution in accordance with our store policies.
Actual product appearance and included accessories may vary slightly from images. Measurement differences of approximately 1–3 cm may occur.
Please verify your phone's connector, operating system and app compatibility before purchasing. Follow the included instructions for proper use, and do not exceed the product's specified waterproofing limits.
Shipping, returns, refunds and warranty coverage are subject to the policies displayed on our store.
Real-world ways an inspection camera can make hard-to-see jobs easier.
I heard something rattling near the back of the engine but couldn't see where it was coming from. Ran the camera down beside the hoses and found a loose clamp almost immediately. Much easier than working blind.
Our bathroom sink had been draining slower every week. I fed this down the drain before taking anything apart and could actually see the buildup on my phone. Pretty cool little tool.
Originally bought it for my truck but the first thing I ended up using it on was the kitchen sink. Being able to look inside instead of guessing saved me a bunch of time.
I was running a cable behind drywall and wasn't sure where an existing wire was. Made one small opening, ran the camera in and could see exactly what I was dealing with.
Used it to look inside a window AC unit that had started making a weird noise. Took me a minute to get used to steering the cable, but once I did the picture was plenty clear for what I needed.
Needed to check behind drywall before drilling for a TV mount. I could see the studs and wiring well enough that I felt a lot better about where I was putting the hole.
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