I've been thinking about buying an endoscope camera for a long time and finally decided on this device. What was important to me was that it was easy to use, took decent pictures, that they could be saved and that the cable (also for hygienic reasons) was not tight connected to the screen. Since most people nowadays have a cell phone with a large display anyway, I didn’t want a model with its own monitor that takes up space or is so small that you can’t see anything on it and whose memory can only be expanded with an SD card must. Thanks to the associated Android app, the pictures and videos can not only be viewed but also saved directly on the mobile phone and sent from there if necessary. The only disadvantage of this constellation, both devices have to be held somehow, which can be difficult when you still need a free hand. For me, however, the advantages of this solution outweigh the disadvantages and the mobile phone can of course also be turned off or attached in another way, e.g. using an arm pocket like those used by runners. The dual function with the second camera attached to the side is also very practical, because it is not always lying the viewed object directly in front of the camera lens attached to the end of the cable. The view to the side thus expands the possible uses of the endoscope and the two cameras can be switched in the app or simply viewed in a "split screen". As far as durability or water resistance is concerned, I can't make any statements after a few short tests but the good workmanship the ease of use and what I consider to be a very good image quality speak for themselves. So far a good decision.

I'd previously bought an endoscope that used wifi to connect to my phone screen using a custom app from the manufacturer, but found that they hadn't updated the app to layer versions of Android, so it's now unusable.

This device has its own screen, so no such concerns. The picture was better than I was expecting, and I was able to submerge the camera in a water tank to discover why a pump was no longer working. This saved me a callout fee for a plumber to come and diagnose the problem, so it has already paid for itself.

It feels like the right sort of price point to pay for a tool that I will only use occasionally. There are some extra little gadgets that clip on to the end of the camera e.g. a hook, a small magnet and a mirror.

There is no pouch to contain the items, but I will just keep it in the box that it came in - it all packs away neatly enough.

The K&F Concept is an endoscope camera with two lenses. It is delivered with a sturdy hard case. In addition to the actual endoscope camera, consisting of a control panel about the size of a mobile phone (with a 5" screen) and a mounted endoscope tube, there is a charging cable (USB 3), a mountable support for the control panel, a magnet attachment and a hook attachment for the camera, as well as brief instructions in various versions Languages. A no-name 32GB card is already inserted in the control panel and offers plenty of space for recordings (more on that later). A charger is not included, but any mobile phone charger with a USB port can be used without any problems. The 2600mAh battery was with me fully loaded, so that you could start testing right away. Since an apartment is being renovated in the circle of relatives, there were various possibilities for inspection and recording. The familiarization with the operation works almost without operating instructions. The upper gray rocker is used for the lighting controlled and the photo/video recording is carried out.In the middle of the control panel The mode button (photo/video/playback), the setting button for the camera functions (resolution, date, shutter sound, language, formatting, etc.), the two scroll buttons for the menu settings and the enter button are located in a circle in the middle. In the lower area is the yellow-green rocker with the on/off switch and the button for the rear lighting device (torch replacement for dark environments). For wet environments, the camera hose is well shielded against moisture, the 5 meter hose length is also sufficient for expeditions into remote areas of pipes, shafts, etc. The illumination of the front camera with the 6 LEDs (dimmable) is good, the illumination of the two side cameras consists of only one LED, but this is easily sufficient for close distances! When switching between the three lens systems, the lighting also changes. After you have unraveled the somewhat rigid endoscope tube, you can get started right away. I had set the highest resolution (HD 1920x1080). I took pictures of a cable basket on a ceiling, a narrow pipe, the end of an old water connection and an old chimney. The recordings are sometimes taken with the central front camera, sometimes with one of the two side camera lenses. All recordings looked flawless and perfect on the screen of the control panel. Accordingly, I was disappointed on the computer with a large screen. Depending on the recording, the images are just 50-110 KB in size, so the quality on the screen (despite Full HD) is not exactly great. The sound is also recorded during video recording, the maximum video resolution is 1280x720 (HD ready) According to the product page, the front camera is designed for a distance of approx. 3-10cm, the side cameras for a distance of approx. 1.5-3cm beyond that, it quickly becomes fuzzy. In cramped ducts, cable ducts, etc., this is sufficient to carry out a quick inspection and visual check, but here too the exact distance must be taken into account, because the camera systems seem to have fixed focus lens systems and are therefore set to a precise distance. At the end of the old water pipe you can see very well how quickly the image can become blurred. The somewhat rigid hose makes it extremely difficult to adjust to the correct distance in some tight situations. At larger distances, such as the cable basket or the chimney shaft, the performance of the camera system is exceeded, here you really have to examine the entire length piece by piece with the endoscope tube for the inspection. Handling the endoscope system is not easy. On the one hand, the rigid endoscope hose has to be brought to the right place, on the other hand, the control panel has to be held and operated. This is extremely difficult without a second person. Although there is a small thread on the back, it can only be used to attach a small bracket that serves as a support. The thread is too small to attach the control panel to a tripod, for example. The accessories in the form of a hook and a magnetic holder are interesting for fishing out a lost key in a gully or a screw in a drain. The camera then supports the search. Conclusion: Basically, I think the endoscope camera is good, the workmanship, the accessories and also the control panel and its operation make a very high-quality impression and definitely justify the current price of almost 129. Anyone in the private or commercial sector who is often instructed to carry out inspections in narrow areas is well served with the system. The resolution of the camera system is quite sufficient for a quick inspection or a search in the private sector. However, if you want to document damage with pictures, for example, or work in the commercial sector, you will definitely want a higher camera resolution and a further recording distance of the lens system. Despite all that, I still give it the full 5 stars

The endoscope camera from K&F Concept is well made and is of good quality overall. The scope of delivery includes the endoscope camera and a description. The endoscope camera is easy to hold, has little dead weight and is very easy to handle. The screen can be tilted so you always have a good view. In the settings menu you can e.g. select the desired language, everything is clear and easy to understand. The endoscope camera is designed to be very user-friendly, the camera can be rotated 210° without much effort, all you have to do is turn the front dial. The 5.0'' HD LCD screen is very clear and the size is absolutely sufficient. The camera offers high-resolution image and video recording, which is stored on the internal TF card. When recording a video, the image and sound are recorded. The size of the memory card is 32 GB, which should be enough for a large number of shots. But there is also the possibility to connect to your own smartphone via Wifi and save and share recordings there. All you need is the Smart Endoskop app, which can be used free of charge. With a video recording, there is also the possibility of audio recording. The endoscope camera from K&F Concept convinces with a reliable functionality, the brightness is easy to control, the camera is easy to control. The recordings and live images are pin-sharp and reproduce the smallest details well. Overall, I think the endoscope camera from K&F Concept is well designed. The quality and workmanship are neat, the functionality is optimal and reliable. Due to the good properties, I can therefore highly recommend the endoscope camera from K&F Concept.

The endoscope camera has a 4.3" LCD screen with good image quality. My test product has an 8.5 mm camera with 8 LEDs installed as lighting. A 1.55 m semi-rigid cable with a 180 degree rotatable head is also installed. The head rotates via the adjusting wheel on the handle. A temperature sensor is also installed in the camera head for inspection of warm car engines. (Protection against injuries) Hard-to-reach places can be checked at home, electrical systems, waste water, etc. The endoscope can be connected via WLAN and the created Send images to a computer or tablet for better evaluation.The camera has a 1.5x zoom and the camera image on the screen can be rotated by 180 degrees at the push of a button.A lithium-ion battery with 3000 mAh enables an operating time of approx. 2 hours. To save the images, a 32 GB TF card is plugged in. The endoscope supports a TF card up to 64 GB. The handle still has the option ability to dim the light and take a photo of the live image. The whole thing is stored in a practical transport bag to protect against damage. Great device at a good price.

have a very old house and do a lot of DIY work around the house so I actually only have a few different endoscopes which comes in handy from time to time. I love the fact that I can see what's behind the wall or in a pipe without having to tear it down or open it up, which is obviously a much bigger task to patch. I was so impressed with the K&F Concept brand endoscope and when I saw this articulating model I just had to have it and in fact not only is it the best endoscope on the market it blew my mind and saved me a few thousand dollars preventive claims settlement. Please read on to find out how this amazing articulating endoscope has helped me save tons of money. FIRST IMPRESSION: It came in nice retail packaging and inside the box was a sturdy zipped storage case that housed this endoscope in a perfectly fitted shape for maximum protection. The device looks professional and solid in terms of material and feel, which does not surprise me given my previous experience with K&F Concept products. The 5 inch IPS LCD screen is very clear and the buttons are located just below the screen to change setting and mode. DESIGN, SPECS and FEATURES: What really impresses me about this endoscope is not only the swiveling camera head, but also the way the movement is controlled. They really nailed it by using the dial joystick control in the center of the grip so it can be easily controlled with your thumb while holding the grip. Any other design or button would have ruined the user experience, but they really studied and gave the best possible control. Right next to the dial joystick control are the camera button and light button. It takes pictures in photo mode or starts/stops recording videos with sound in video mode. The light button toggles between different preset levels of brightness or turns off the light. Simply brilliantly made and placed in the perfect spot. I also appreciate that this is IP67 rated so it can be submerged under water to inspect anything that contains water and also block out dust or sand. I was impressed with the built-in 3000mAh battery which can last for days if not weeks after a full charge. The beauty of this endoscope is that you can see everything clearly on the 5 inch LCD screen, so you don't need an app or phone to use it, and you can take pictures and videos and then play them back from the device, to view it from the 5 inch screen, not to mention 32GB memory card is included. What's cool is that it also has a WiFi function that allows you to stream what you see on the 5 inch LCD screen to another smartphone or tablet that has the free app installed, so another person can also see what you're seeing, which is really cool. HOW IT CAN BE MORE AMAZING: I really love this endoscope and while this is the best out there I wish these improvements which aren't a deal breaker for me but would only make it more amazing. 1) I wish the cable was longer. It is only 5 feet long, but other non-articulated endoscopes are about 15 feet long. There may be technical limitations to making it longer as it has a moving head, but 10ft would have been better. 2) It would be amazing if the cable could be detached from the device and then attached to the bottom of the handle (current design) or the top of the LCD screen. This design makes it easier to work with the rigid cable, depending on whether you are looking up or down with the endoscope. 3) It would be out of this world if they could make the next model with 360 degree articulation! HOW IT SAVED ME MONEY AND TROUBLES: We recently had a kitchen remodel and replaced all of our kitchen appliances including the range hood. The new range hood we bought was much shorter compared to our old range hood and we can see the opening under the new range hood for venting which we didn't see before on the old range hood. I decided to use this articulating endoscope to check what's behind the kitchen wall and noticed that there was a badly rotted wooden frame due to a water leak from the roof. We immediately hired a contractor to fix the leak, but the repair could have caused a lot of damage and expense if we hadn't known about it years later. I am very satisfied with this endoscope in many ways. CONCLUSION: Easy 10 out of 5 stars. I cannot say enough good things about this amazing device. It's so much better than those endoscopes with two or even three lenses because it's easier to just move the direction of the camera than trying to switch between different camera lenses. It's also much easier to slide and move the cable if you can guide the endoscope's head in the right direction. If you are in the endoscope market, look no further and get this one and it will be worth the investment. Recommend wholeheartedly!

I bought another endoscope camera last year, but unfortunately it broke after using it twice. Try again :-) This manufacturer makes a good first impression. The display is nice and large, the brightness can be changed with a rotary wheel on the edge, memory card is already available (only needs to be formatted in the menu) The device looks stable, has rubberized corners on the edge and is also very good in the Hand. You can set in the menu whether you want to take a video or a photo. Time and date can be set. Each camera can be shown individually or in a split screen on the display. is in the same price range. But there are worlds in between, mainly because of the large display here (clear advantage), so thumbs up and 5 stars.

I bought another endoscope camera last year, but unfortunately it broke after using it twice. Try again :-) This manufacturer makes a good first impression. The display is nice and large, the brightness can be changed with a rotary wheel on the edge, memory card is already available (only needs to be formatted in the menu) The device looks stable, has rubberized corners on the edge and is also very good in the Hand. You can set in the menu whether you want to take a video or a photo. Time and date can be set. Each camera can be shown individually or in a split screen on the display. is in the same price range. But there are worlds between