Since we have a family hobby workshop and repair our cars there for the most part ourselves, we can always use all kinds of tools and accessories. The Teslong endoscope camera is therefore a good addition to our workshop equipment. Everything that is specified is also included in the scope of delivery and on top of that the whole thing is in a handy case in which it is well protected and stowed. Of course, the endoscope camera is not only applicable in the car repair area, but also wherever there are inaccessible places where you have to see something. Due to the fact that the endoscope has three lenses, you can view the problem areas from multiple angles and even switch between the individual lenses. You can then view everything on the 4.3 inch color screen that comes with it. The images are surprisingly clear and easy to see. By the way, I think it's great that you don't have to rely on an app or a smartphone here. A kind of flashlight was also installed here, which is of course also useful in dark corners or in the evening. The whole story is powered by a battery, which I would say is in the middle range in terms of performance with its 2600mAh. Otherwise, the device is flawlessly processed, makes a high-quality overall impression and we are completely satisfied.

The article was made available to me free of charge for a test, but this fact is not reflected in my ratings. If something is no good, then I write it that way. Everything you need to get started right away is included in this set. The device and all accessories are delivered in a small plastic case. With some devices there is sometimes the problem that once unpacked, it does not fit back into the case. Everything can be easily accommodated in this without any problems, the space for this is more than generous. The main body houses the 4.3 inch color screen and controls. The whole thing is very robust and also feels valuable. The controls are easily accessible and also react very well to pressure. Operating the device is no problem with them. The only thing I didn't have any success with at the beginning was switching the cameras in the various menus. These are self-explanatory and clear, but switching here was not possible. There was nothing about it in the (not exactly comprehensive) manual either. But after a long search I found the button: It is located directly on top of the connector that connects the optics to the device. This is connected at the top right and is about 5m long. It's relatively stiff, but maneuvers well in tight spaces. The image quality of all three cameras is good, and the lighting is bright enough to make finer details visible, but not so bright that when you get closer to an object, you can only see it as a white spot. An SD card is also included. It's also big enough at 32GB to store lots of photos or videos on it. It is operated by a built-in rechargeable battery, so the whole thing can be used very flexibly, so you don't necessarily have to have a socket nearby. The battery can be charged via USB-C connector, the cable for this is also included. Furthermore, two tool tips are supplied, which can be attached to the camera. Very practical when, for example, dirt has to be removed in order to inspect the material underneath. In total, everything you need is delivered here for around €140 (as of 04/22), and that too in excellent quality.

So let's start with the workmanship and the design of this device, the quality is really convincing here and the price-performance ratio is at a very appropriate level! You get a nice little suitcase that shows the endoscope camera when you open it, it is cleanly processed and the buttons have a great pressure point! When you turn it on, the camera goes on and you can start immediately, for example when inspecting a vehicle! The image quality is very useful and absolutely sufficient! The device even has a small light on the back, which can be used quite well in the dark. On the whole, the device is handy and recommendable, so there is a purchase recommendation on my part, I think you can't go wrong here, well suited for workshops!

Put the butter in the fish - A solid camera that will come in very handy for the DIY enthusiast. It comes in a sturdy pouch where it can be stored. Processing is very good. That means the buttons can be pressed, the display is a nice size, the case is stable, the cable (I'll call it that) is firm, but still quite flexible, so that you can work with it well. We used it to check our floor to see whether the empty pipe was still in place to insert the sensor for the underfloor heating before we laid the floor. That worked very well with it. It handled the slight arc well, didn't get stuck in the grooves and the illumination was excellent allowing you to really see the entire inner tube. I can absolutely recommend it from that point of view. It is certainly more for home use in terms of image quality and Co., but in my opinion you don't do much wrong with it.

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My first test arrangements were initially limited to the usual examinations of drainpipes, machine insights, ventilation shafts and computer inner workings or the search for small parts under the cupboard. After a little practice and variations in LED lighting, quite good images were consistently achieved, and in ranges from 30 to 100 mm also very sharp. Everything works intuitively right from the start and flawlessly! Absolutely sharp pictures. The endoscope was long enough and easy to guide. The illumination is really good. And the recording of the camera and the display on the display is very good, so that details can also be recognized. The whole design is also quite robust. What I like is that the cable isn't as soft as my old one. I can manage it much better. The case in which the device is delivered is also practical. Here you can safely stow the device. Compared to my old device, which cost around 90 euros, this is a significant improvement.

Something was leaking from my quad and I couldn't find where it was leaking. I had already seen an endoscopic camera at a friend's house, but it was only connected to the mobile via an app and that didn't convince me at all. So I looked for alternatives here on Amazon and then I came across the ILIHOME endoscopic camera. The reviews were good and the most important thing for me was that it has its own screen and doesn't have to be used together with the mobile.
And I have to say that it does what it promises. Thanks to the camera I have found my leak and the operation is also child's play. For my quad and car use, it fits perfectly, the image is flawless and it is simply fun to work with.
The ILIHOME endoscopic camera is a great device for the automotive sector and for working in places that are difficult or almost impossible to access and should not be missing in any screwdriver's or handyman's workshop.
I would buy it again and again, so I can only give it a clear purchase recommendation.

My first endoscope and I am totally happy. I think it is a great device for hobbyist use with many possible applications. As an amateur car mechanic, I can now find small missing parts in the engine compartment without having to jack up the vehicle and remove the annoying lower panels. I can finally get a first look inside my engines without having to disassemble the cylinder head. The quality of the camera is good enough to see even the cross grinding and larger grooves in the cylinder wall. The valve seat and valves of a 1.3-liter engine can also be well inspected.

I use this borescope daily and inspect cavity walls. I found the quality to be robust and the image quality to be clear. The screen is a good size, which helps me to see the condition of the cavity. I think the dual camera is an important factor in recommending this equipment to any cavity wall or retrofit inspector.

I gave it five stars for picture quality and brightness, because the picture quality and resolution are simply great and the brightness is infinitely adjustable. I didn't want to test if it was waterproof. For the price, it's definitely a recommendation - and I hardly notice any difference in image quality compared to the devices used by the big YouTube car shops. Images and movies can be recorded and transferred to the PC via the supplied memory card.Conclusion: A technical endoscope no longer has to cost three or even four figures. For me, as an amateur mechanic, it is more than enough.