Disclaimer: I received this borescope for the sole purpose of reviewing the product. I plan on using to assist in automotive repair, locating plastic water pipes in walls, and inspecting internal carbon fiber bicycle frames.
I am surprised at how easy the camera was to set up., it took less than 5 minutes using an Android phone connected via WIFI, Since the camera is a 2MP model and reading reviews about poor picture quality, I didn't expect images to be anywhere near good as what they actually are. My first test was to drop a quarter coin down a 20 inch pipe and then insert the borescope into the pipe to determine if the picture was clear enough to see whether the coin landed on heads or tails. Not only could I see what side the coin landed on but the image was actually good enough to read the 1970 date on the quarter. See photo 1. The test was repeated using a dime, see attached image. All images were taken using an Samsung Galaxy S6. Testing with a laptop was limited to verifying that direct connection via USB works and there were no problems in WIndows_10. Windows 10 connected to the scope without the need to install any software. That's about as easy as you can get. .
In my tests, the sweet spot for focus distance was approximately 2 inches which yields the highest image quality. This is within the 1.18 to 3.15" range listed in the specifications.
Based on price, function, and ease of use, and image quality, I would recommend this product..
PROS:
> Clear picture
> Provided with a long 11 foot cable.
> The included telescoping wand would prove useful
> Accessories include a clip on mirror attachment but will cost a little in image clarity See photo of coin on white background. (note, the date is unreadable because it is a mirror reflection with reversed image?
> Lifetime Guarantee
> Based upon my experience with other DBPower products, they seem focused on customer satisfaction.
> Price
CONS:
> Accessories are easy to clip on but requires a little effort to unlatch for removal
ADDITIONAL INFO::
> Time to fully charge from completely empty 2 hours 9 minutes
> Accessory mirror is best used with camera LEDs turned down or off to avoid LED reflection in the image.
RECOMMENDATIONS for DBPower
> Add a marking (white dot, line, etc.) that provides a reference for the top scope.
> Consider a micro usb for charging rather the integrated USB male dongle.
Tests that I have not tried:
1) Submerge scope in water to confirm that it is waterproof
2) Determine how long a fully charged battery will last.
3) Test with IOS
Photos:
1) Quarter in 20 pipe
2) Dime in 20 pipe
3) Setup of borescope with mirror above quarter coin
4) Image quarter obtained from mage from borescope with mirror.
5) Completed charging cycle final numbers. 2hr 9 min. from depleted to full battery.
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| connectivity tech | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi | USB | USB | USB | Wi-Fi |
| water resistance | waterproof | waterproof | waterproof | waterproof | waterproof | waterproof |
| included flash type | Internal | Internal | Internal | Internal | Internal | Internal |
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| Cable length | 5M | 10M |
| Camera | 2MP | 2MP |
| Camera Diameter | 8.5mm | 8.5mm |
| Resolution | 1280 x 720 | 1280 x 720 |
| Best Observation Distance | 1.18-3.15Inch | 1.18-3.15Inch |
| Connectivity | Via WiFi from endoscope WiFi box | Via WiFi from endoscope WiFi box |
| Compatibility | iPhone, iPad, Android, Tablet, Windows | iPhone, iPad, Android, Tablet, Windows |
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Easy to Use and Clear Image.
Disclaimer: I received this borescope for the sole purpose of reviewing the product. I plan on using to assist in automotive repair, locating plastic water pipes in walls, and inspecting internal carbon fiber bicycle frames.I am surprised at how easy the camera was to set up., it took less than 5 minutes using an Android phone connected via WIFI, Since the camera is a 2MP model and reading reviews about poor picture quality, I didn't expect images to be anywhere near good as what they actually are. My first test was to drop a quarter coin down a 20 inch pipe and then insert the borescope into the pipe to determine if the picture was clear enough to see whether the coin landed on heads or tails. Not only could I see what side the coin landed on but the image was actually good enough to read the 1970 date on the quarter. See photo 1. The test was repeated using a dime, see attached image. All images were taken using an Samsung Galaxy S6. Testing with a laptop was limited to verifying that direct connection via USB works and there were no problems in WIndows_10. Windows 10 connected to the scope without the need to install any software. That's about as easy as you can get. .In my tests, the sweet spot for focus distance was approximately 2 inches which yields the highest image quality. This is within the 1.18 to 3.15" range listed in the specifications.Based on price, function, and ease of use, and image quality, I would recommend this product..PROS:> Clear picture> Provided with a long 11 foot cable.> The included telescoping wand would prove useful> Accessories include a clip on mirror attachment but will cost a little in image clarity See photo of coin on white background. (note, the date is unreadable because it is a mirror reflection with reversed image?> Lifetime Guarantee> Based upon my experience with other DBPower products, they seem focused on customer satisfaction.> PriceCONS:> Accessories are easy to clip on but requires a little effort to unlatch for removalADDITIONAL INFO::> Time to fully charge from completely empty 2 hours 9 minutes> Accessory mirror is best used with camera LEDs turned down or off to avoid LED reflection in the image.RECOMMENDATIONS for DBPower> Add a marking (white dot, line, etc.) that provides a reference for the top scope.> Consider a micro usb for charging rather the integrated USB male dongle.Tests that I have not tried:1) Submerge scope in water to confirm that it is waterproof2) Determine how long a fully charged battery will last.3) Test with IOSPhotos:1) Quarter in 20 pipe2) Dime in 20 pipe3) Setup of borescope with mirror above quarter coin4) Image quarter obtained from mage from borescope with mirror.5) Completed charging cycle final numbers. 2hr 9 min. from depleted to full battery.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2019
Disclaimer: I received this borescope for the sole purpose of reviewing the product. I plan on using to assist in automotive repair, locating plastic water pipes in walls, and inspecting internal carbon fiber bicycle frames.
I am surprised at how easy the camera was to set up., it took less than 5 minutes using an Android phone connected via WIFI, Since the camera is a 2MP model and reading reviews about poor picture quality, I didn't expect images to be anywhere near good as what they actually are. My first test was to drop a quarter coin down a 20 inch pipe and then insert the borescope into the pipe to determine if the picture was clear enough to see whether the coin landed on heads or tails. Not only could I see what side the coin landed on but the image was actually good enough to read the 1970 date on the quarter. See photo 1. The test was repeated using a dime, see attached image. All images were taken using an Samsung Galaxy S6. Testing with a laptop was limited to verifying that direct connection via USB works and there were no problems in WIndows_10. Windows 10 connected to the scope without the need to install any software. That's about as easy as you can get. .
In my tests, the sweet spot for focus distance was approximately 2 inches which yields the highest image quality. This is within the 1.18 to 3.15" range listed in the specifications.
Based on price, function, and ease of use, and image quality, I would recommend this product..
PROS:
> Clear picture
> Provided with a long 11 foot cable.
> The included telescoping wand would prove useful
> Accessories include a clip on mirror attachment but will cost a little in image clarity See photo of coin on white background. (note, the date is unreadable because it is a mirror reflection with reversed image?
> Lifetime Guarantee
> Based upon my experience with other DBPower products, they seem focused on customer satisfaction.
> Price
CONS:
> Accessories are easy to clip on but requires a little effort to unlatch for removal
ADDITIONAL INFO::
> Time to fully charge from completely empty 2 hours 9 minutes
> Accessory mirror is best used with camera LEDs turned down or off to avoid LED reflection in the image.
RECOMMENDATIONS for DBPower
> Add a marking (white dot, line, etc.) that provides a reference for the top scope.
> Consider a micro usb for charging rather the integrated USB male dongle.
Tests that I have not tried:
1) Submerge scope in water to confirm that it is waterproof
2) Determine how long a fully charged battery will last.
3) Test with IOS
Photos:
1) Quarter in 20 pipe
2) Dime in 20 pipe
3) Setup of borescope with mirror above quarter coin
4) Image quarter obtained from mage from borescope with mirror.
5) Completed charging cycle final numbers. 2hr 9 min. from depleted to full battery.
I am surprised at how easy the camera was to set up., it took less than 5 minutes using an Android phone connected via WIFI, Since the camera is a 2MP model and reading reviews about poor picture quality, I didn't expect images to be anywhere near good as what they actually are. My first test was to drop a quarter coin down a 20 inch pipe and then insert the borescope into the pipe to determine if the picture was clear enough to see whether the coin landed on heads or tails. Not only could I see what side the coin landed on but the image was actually good enough to read the 1970 date on the quarter. See photo 1. The test was repeated using a dime, see attached image. All images were taken using an Samsung Galaxy S6. Testing with a laptop was limited to verifying that direct connection via USB works and there were no problems in WIndows_10. Windows 10 connected to the scope without the need to install any software. That's about as easy as you can get. .
In my tests, the sweet spot for focus distance was approximately 2 inches which yields the highest image quality. This is within the 1.18 to 3.15" range listed in the specifications.
Based on price, function, and ease of use, and image quality, I would recommend this product..
PROS:
> Clear picture
> Provided with a long 11 foot cable.
> The included telescoping wand would prove useful
> Accessories include a clip on mirror attachment but will cost a little in image clarity See photo of coin on white background. (note, the date is unreadable because it is a mirror reflection with reversed image?
> Lifetime Guarantee
> Based upon my experience with other DBPower products, they seem focused on customer satisfaction.
> Price
CONS:
> Accessories are easy to clip on but requires a little effort to unlatch for removal
ADDITIONAL INFO::
> Time to fully charge from completely empty 2 hours 9 minutes
> Accessory mirror is best used with camera LEDs turned down or off to avoid LED reflection in the image.
RECOMMENDATIONS for DBPower
> Add a marking (white dot, line, etc.) that provides a reference for the top scope.
> Consider a micro usb for charging rather the integrated USB male dongle.
Tests that I have not tried:
1) Submerge scope in water to confirm that it is waterproof
2) Determine how long a fully charged battery will last.
3) Test with IOS
Photos:
1) Quarter in 20 pipe
2) Dime in 20 pipe
3) Setup of borescope with mirror above quarter coin
4) Image quarter obtained from mage from borescope with mirror.
5) Completed charging cycle final numbers. 2hr 9 min. from depleted to full battery.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2019
DBPower's camera, so far, has worked EVERYWHERE I've tried to use it. It's default plug is a micro-USB but it comes with an adaptor to convert it to a regular USB connector.
Windows 10 recognized it immediately and installed its own drivers over the internet. (good thing, because even though the drivers came on a tiny CD - I haven't had a CD/DVD drive in years on any of my computers). It worked flawlessly.
I added a USB to Type C OTG adapter and plugged it into my Samsung and the app CameraFi had no problem using it (as the picture of my dog's eye can show).
It's Wifi adaptor (the black box in the photo) is a touch more work to configure but it worked fine as well.
The camera quality is good, it's surrounded by superbright white LEDs, and the package comes with everything you could need. A wand to mount it to so you can look into and under things. A wand attachment with a tiny mirror, another with a hook (to pull/grab things) and another with a magnet (I'm guessing, grabbing things again).
It's a heckuva good package. Well thought out and works quite well!
Most Versatile USB/Endoscope Camera Package I've Ever Used
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2019
I've used a few of these in the past. The first used the old mini-USB connector and no amount of adapters made it work anywhere else once I no longer had an antique smartphone. The next used micro-USB, and had a better picture, but also couldn't be adapted to work on USB Type-C phones.Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2019
DBPower's camera, so far, has worked EVERYWHERE I've tried to use it. It's default plug is a micro-USB but it comes with an adaptor to convert it to a regular USB connector.
Windows 10 recognized it immediately and installed its own drivers over the internet. (good thing, because even though the drivers came on a tiny CD - I haven't had a CD/DVD drive in years on any of my computers). It worked flawlessly.
I added a USB to Type C OTG adapter and plugged it into my Samsung and the app CameraFi had no problem using it (as the picture of my dog's eye can show).
It's Wifi adaptor (the black box in the photo) is a touch more work to configure but it worked fine as well.
The camera quality is good, it's surrounded by superbright white LEDs, and the package comes with everything you could need. A wand to mount it to so you can look into and under things. A wand attachment with a tiny mirror, another with a hook (to pull/grab things) and another with a magnet (I'm guessing, grabbing things again).
It's a heckuva good package. Well thought out and works quite well!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2019
