Teslong Dual-Lens Endoscope with Light, Rotating Endoscope with 4.5 Inch LCD Screen and Moving Head - Inspection Camera/Tube Camera (1.55 Metres/8.5 mm)

Bilder sind sehr gut. Lässt sich leicht bedienen. Genau richtig für meine Zwecke

This inspection camera is fantastic value for money. I was a bit dubious about buying a non branded item like this but the reviews looked good so I went for it. Having had this now for several months I have found it to be as good as a friends branded camera with excellent picture and video quality. Its easy to use and the wiggly end function is invaluable at times. If you buy this, you won't regret it.

Bis jetzt ein top Endoskop. Gute Bilder inkl. Video und fühlt sehr wertig an. Hatte noch kein besseres. Sollte sich was verändern, werde ich die Bewertung anpassen.

I have personally owned and used a few other "consumer level" Endoscopes - for use in my job as a HGV Technician. My experience - until now - has been they really weren't worth bothering with. This one is a totally different level, the images are amazing - even close to the edge of a hole in the dark, you can clearly; See, Photograph and Video the surface to assess its condition. The switchable choice of two lenses - one straight ahead, the other at 90° - along with the two way steerable head - means you can actually get the camera in a position to see what you need to be looking at. As a bonus, I have found the seller to be very quick to respond to and resolve a problem; initially they sent me the single lens version of this endoscope by mistake, the duel lens one has now been received and tried by me. Both endoscopes are very good, but this duel lens vesion (unsuprisingly maybe) offers you more options to get to see what you want.

Features of the camera are really great, takes a few minutes to get use to the buttons, etc. and spent weeks deciding on the right one to buy. The actuating end of the camera broke and only works in one direction. To make matters worse, the camera is completely floppy and useless when trying to navigate around an engine bay. I assume one of the directional cables snapped internally. The seller replaced the camera and so far everything is working fine. If you are doing engine work I would suggest the more expensive option which has a narrower endoscope to get into areas like spark plug holes.