This little camera is a great value for the buck. I now own several that are being utilized as trail cameras and security on a small farm. I can depend on these cameras to perform well in all climates. Had several of them for a few years and they have out lasted my Mountie and several other “big” name cameras.

not with this security camera - you can choose between the cloud or install your own micro sd card for video files that are saved as 5-minute clips in mp4, timestamped and dated so you can easily transfer to your mac/pc and browse footage in real time instead of streaming it (this can be cumbersome on a poor internet connection). I have 6 security cameras from this brand that use the same app, so I can easily swipe between all the cameras in different locations. More information about the camera can be provided upon request if needed.

The K&F Concept CPL filter for cell phone cameras has convinced me overall.

The filter offers solid workmanship and ensures significantly better photos, especially in difficult lighting conditions and reflections.

The clamp mount is easy to use and holds securely on the phone. I find the magnetic mount of the lens particularly practical, which makes attaching and removing it very convenient.

A small disadvantage is that the filter is sometimes a little difficult to align, and with thicker cell phone cases the clamp mount can be a little wobbly.

Despite this, I am very satisfied with the image quality and handling. A good product that I can recommend to all smartphone photographers!

needed an endoscope camera because I wanted to determine where power cables were running under our false ceiling. Teslong's camera came at just the right time. The Teslong device comes in a sturdy hard plastic case. The scope of delivery includes the handheld with a 4.3" display, a 5 meter waterproof camera hose (with triple camera), a device stand, USB-C data cable, various attachments for the camera, a 32GB micro SD card, a mini Allen key and instructions (incl. German language).The camera is securely attached to the handheld and can be removed using a mini Allen key.The connection of the camera hose then turns out to be a USB-C cable (whether this can also be connected to other devices I couldn't check whether it can be used in this way). I was immediately enthusiastic about the model, since it comes with a self-sufficient handheld. I already had various endoscope cameras. However, they always had to be controlled using an app (sometimes not very trustworthy ones). Depending on the Android or iOS version, it was not possible to get the cameras to work at all and it is also not possible to handle a notebook in a narrow corner t that simple. So a huge plus point for the Teslong camera. The battery was already pre-charged and the SD card was already inserted and pre-formatted. So it could start right away. The camera hose is relatively rigid, so you can drive through longer pipes or areas that are difficult to access. The rigidity meets my taste. In the past, cables were relatively thin and most often snapped and jammed immediately after entering a choke or duct. The device itself is comfortable to hold and easy to use. The buttons are large enough to operate the device with one hand and guide the camera with the other. During the test, I stood on a ladder under the ceiling and inserted the camera through a small opening in the ceiling light (diameter of the camera housing approx. 8.5mm). Everything is easy to see on the display and the pictures taken also correspond to what is shown on the display. The built-in LEDs are great and also illuminate a pitch-dark area well. The camera can be switched 3 times (to the front, to the left and to the right). In this way, an area can be viewed almost 360° without rotating the camera tube. There is also a 2x digital zoom with 1.3x and 1.5x (although the quality of the image decreases here, mostly due to the poor illumination in a dark room). The handheld also has an LED installed in order to get a good picture of the insertion opening even in a poorly lit area. Conclusion: I am totally enthusiastic about the device and it exceeds my expectations. I was able to do all the work I wanted to do with it with no problems (I found all the cables I was looking for in the ceiling). At the beginning the price seems a bit high, but you get a top device that is super processed. Simply unpack and start looking: no more installing apps, looking for adapters for your smartphone or sitting in a tight corner or niche with a bulky notebook, thanks to the self-sufficient display. The pictures taken in HD quality are great and the endoscope can be used very flexibly thanks to the 2 cameras. For home use, there is a clear purchase recommendation.

I have 2 cameras and several lenses, power supplies and 2 tripods, I also have a computerised mount for astrophotography. It All fit! As we know it is the horizon that can make or break a "star show" this will allow me to travel off the beaten trail for those "places" of wonder.As far as cons... well if you need speed to get your camera out the front pack can accommodate this. it is a bit bulky for action shots however if you landscape its good for one of the smaller wide angle lenses, diameter is limiting however, and fits my Nikon with a mounted lens quite nicely.

All in all a very good camera for the price!

I needed an endoscope camera because I wanted to see where power cables were running under our suspended ceiling. That's when Teslong's camera came in handy.

The device from Teslong comes in a sturdy hard plastic case. The package includes the handheld with a 4.3" display, a 5 meter waterproof camera tube (with triple camera), a device stand, USB-C data cable, various attachments for the camera, a 32GB micro SD card, a mini bus key and a manual (incl. German language).

The camera is securely attached to the handheld, but can be removed using the mini-inbus key. The connection of the camera hose then turns out to be a USB-C cable (whether this can also be used on other devices like this, I could not check now). I was immediately enthusiastic about the model, since it comes with a self-sufficient handheld. I already had various endoscope cameras. However, they always had to be operated via smartphone or notebook using an app (sometimes not entirely trustworthy). Depending on the Android or iOS version, you couldn't get the cameras to work at all, and handling a notebook in a tight corner isn't that easy either. Therefore, a huge plus point for the camera from Teslong.

The battery was already pre-charged and the SD card was already inserted and pre-formatted. So we could start right away. The camera hose is relatively rigid, so you can also drive through longer pipes or hard-to-reach areas. The rigidity is to my liking. In the past, the cables were relatively thin and usually snapped off and got wedged right after being inserted into a constriction or pipe.

The device itself feels good in the hand and you can act well with the device. The buttons are large enough to operate the device with one hand and guide the camera with the other. During the test, I stood on a ladder under the ceiling and inserted the camera through a small opening in the ceiling lamp (diameter of the camera housing approx. 8.5mm). Everything is clearly visible on the display and the pictures taken correspond to the display. The built-in LEDs are top and illuminate even a stock dark area well. The camera can be switched 3-fold (to the front, to the left and to the right). Thus, an area can be viewed almost 360° without turning the camera tube. In addition, there is a 2x digital zoom with 1.3x and 1.5x (although here the quality of the image, usually decreases due to the low illumination in a dark room).

The handheld also has an LED built in to get a good picture of the insertion port even in a poorly lit area.

Conclusion:
I am totally thrilled with the device and it greatly exceeds my expectations. I was able to do all the work I wanted to do with it without any problems (I found all the cables I was looking for in the ceiling). At first, the price seems a bit high, but you get a top device that is super processed delivered. Just unpack it and start looking: no more installing apps, looking for adapters for the smartphone or sitting in a tight corner or niche with a clunky notebook, thanks to the self-sufficient display. The pictures taken in HD quality are super and the endoscope is super flexible to use thanks to the 2 cameras. For home use, there is a clear buy recommendation.

This adapter is used to use an A-mount lens on E-mount cameras (in my case a Sony Alpha 6100).
The construction is good, it weighs just enough to notice that it is a quality product, it works perfectly.

You have to keep in mind that with the adapter you will have to use everything manually, that is, manual focus is obvious, but something I did not know is that the adapter comes with a ring to close or open the diaphragm but it does not show the step diaphragm (1.8, 2.8, 3.5, etc).
In the camera as you move the ring it will not appear which diaphragm is being used either, specifically in my camera it says F/0.0, even so, you can use the aperture priority mode and the camera calculates the shutter speed without problems.