MugEasy Endoscope Camera with Light - 1920P HD Inspection Borescope with 4.3" IPS Screen, 8 LED Lights, 16.4ft Semi-Rigid Range, Waterproof

Very poor vision. Picture is surely unclear. Also it doesn't bend left or right. Don't buy it

I bought this for my son for Christmas. He told me it was good camera and likes using it at work and is very helpful tool.

Work well but not best camera view bit still does its job

This is an inexpensive camera, go into it with that expectation, it is not a $300 scope so do not expect $300 scope quality.

I’m giving this inspection camera 4 stars, but it came very close to earning 5. The picture quality is good, but not amazing. It’s more than adequate for inspecting hard-to-reach places, but don’t expect crystal-clear HD images. I do like that you can adjust both the LED brightness and the contrast, which helps a lot depending on the environment. The biggest drawback for me was maneuverability. The cable is long, which is probably fantastic for plumbing and pipe inspections, but for automotive work it can be a little cumbersome. Trying to guide the camera, manage the cable, and watch the screen at the same time takes some practice. The cable is very solid and will hold a bend in almost any direction, but it doesn’t like making tight turns inside an engine. Now for the reason this thing almost got 5 stars… While working on my Toyota Tundra engine, I managed to do something only a DIY mechanic can truly appreciate. I dropped a metal valve stem cap into the cylinder head. Not only did it disappear, but it found the smallest hole possible and made its way down into the oil pan area. At that moment, I was mentally preparing myself for a very bad day. I couldn’t risk starting the engine with a piece of metal loose inside, and the thought of pulling everything back apart had me questioning my life choices. Then I remembered this camera came with accessories: a mirror, a hook, and a magnet. I attached the magnet and carefully fed the camera into a hole that was barely large enough to fit it. The entire time I was convinced the magnet was going to fall off, which would have upgraded my problem from “lost valve stem cap” to “lost valve stem cap plus lost magnet.” Miraculously, the magnet stayed attached, found the valve stem cap, and grabbed it on the first try. The first try. I’ve spent more time looking for a 10mm socket on my garage floor than it took to recover that valve stem cap. For that reason alone, this tool paid for itself. Overall, it’s a very useful inspection camera and absolutely saved me from a major headache. If your primary use is automotive work, I might lean toward a model with a shorter cable and either a pistol-grip screen or a phone-connected design. But if you need a versatile inspection camera that can handle a variety of jobs, this one gets the job done. Remembered another positive, the usb-c charger port is universally compatible with all charging blocks and you can use the camera while it’s charging.

Works as intended, good quality. Resolution is good and Image is clear, adjustable light illuminates without washing out image. Battery life is good, I've used it for about 30 minutes total and battery shows full charge still.