I bought it as a gift for my nephew and he loved it. It's taking 4K video and very high resolution pictures. Great small camera for starters and also as a gift.

This little infrared viewer works great. It is on par with a smart phone camera, with the added benefit of infrared for low-light/no light situations. It has a camera resolution of 12mp and video of 1080p. The manual focusing lens is very easy to adjust and helps produce sharp images. Its 8x zoom function is not especially powerful, but thanks to its sharper focus I can live with that; these aren't binoculars or professional grade cameras after all. The viewer screen color change to green or purple is a quaint feature but not one I'm likely to use any time soon. This viewer is substantially smaller than my older one, and even if it can't zoom in as far as the older one, its resolution is better and its focus is sharper.

If you bought this for the headband/helmet mount, you are going to be disappointed. It has a limited field of vision and what you are looking at may seem very close but is in actuality about 3 feet away from you. Strapping these on and trying to walk around and use them as your primary vision source is just asking for an accident. It's also poorly balanced, forward heavy, and the viewer is only held onto its mount by a single screw. I would never use them like this. That being said, the included padded strap hooks easily onto the viewer via lobster claws and is fairly comfortable.

Lastly, the viewer comes with a charging cord, cleaning pad, a 32gb micro SD card, and a card reader/writer with USB-C and USB-A connectors. The USB-C charging port and SD card slot are located under a rubber cover on the underside of the viewer.

I'm overall impressed with this viewer. It's definitely a step up from my older viewer. So long as you know what you are getting into, you shouldn't be disappointed.

The endoscope is delivered in a sturdy case. A USB-A to USB-C cable is included for charging, an extra stand, an Allen key to loosen the camera hose connector and a spare screw for the hose connector. There are also two tools that can be slipped over the camera head, one with a rake and one with a magnetic head, to retrieve lost parts. There is a 32GB micro SD card in the device. A German-language manual is included. The processing quality is very good. All applications work fine. Switching between the three lenses is done on the camera connector, all other functions are attached to the display housing. The long hose is quite stiff, so that you usually need both hands to guide it. I understand that this rigidity is necessary to be able to guide the hose over long distances, but without the screen part being able to be fixed somewhere, it is very difficult to handle. The image resolution of 1920x1080 is ok, I found it a bit difficult to focus in narrow drainpipes. A distance of at least 3 cm is required for the front camera and approx. 2 cm for the side cameras. Despite the small handling problems, I really like the endoscope. With a little training and possibly another person to hold the display, it's very useful.

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

Camera does exactly what it adverticed for, great resolution, fast picture, can be used without being online, runs on usb power and temp detection seems to be accurate.
Seek and flir killer, for sure

Love this camera lens and the case it came in! Very high resolution picture shots taken with this with unbelievable clarity! Very durable and made with good quality. Love adding this to my photo bag for must have shots!

High Quality - Versatile - Modern - Analysis - Waterproof - Borescope Camera

The Industrial Borescope, Digital Borescope Inspection Camera 1080P HD comes in a small and beautiful package and is well padded.
The delivery includes the endoscope, micro USB charging cable and instructions in German and English. The endoscope camera is very high quality and well made.
It comes preloaded so you can turn it on right out of the box. In order to use it, you have to set the toggle switch to On. The camera boots up in just a few seconds. The LCD display shows the scanned image in color. The camera has a resolution of 1080p and can take photos in three different resolutions. The cable of the endoscope is 4.5 meters. Furthermore, the endoscope is waterproof with IP67. The storage capacity of the endoscope is 2600 mAh. If the battery is empty, it can be charged with the supplied micro USB charging cable. I'm still very happy with it.

Scope of delivery:
Instructions in English and German
USB charging cable
endoscope camera

The K&F Concept is an endoscope camera with two lenses. It is supplied with a sturdy hard case.

In addition to the actual endoscope camera, consisting of an approximately cell phone-sized control panel (with 5" screen) and mounted endoscope tube, there is a charging cable (USB 3), a mountable support for the control panel, a magnetic attachment and a hook attachment for the camera as well as a quick guide in various languages. A no-name 32GB card is already inserted into the control panel and offers plenty of room for recordings (more on that later). A charger is not included, but any cell phone charger with a USB port can be used without a problem.

The 2600mAh battery was fully charged, so I could start testing right away. Since an apartment is being renovated in the circle of relatives, there were various possibilities for inspection and recordings.

The familiarization with the operation works almost without operating instructions. The upper gray rocker controls the lighting as well as the photo/video recording. The mode button (photo/video/playback), the settings button for the camera functions (resolution, date, shutter sound, language, formatting etc.), the two scroll buttons for the menu settings as well as the enter button in the center are arranged in a circle in the middle of the control panel. In the lower area is the yellow-green rocker with the on/off switch, as well as the button for the back illumination device (flashlight replacement for dark environments).

For wet environments, the camera hose is well shielded against moisture, and the 5-meter hose length is sufficient for expeditions into far-flung areas of pipes, manholes, 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 sufficient for the close distances without any problems! The illumination also changes when switching between the three lens systems.

After untangling the somewhat stiff 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 shaft. The shots are sometimes taken with the central front camera, sometimes with one of the two side camera lenses. All shots looked flawless and perfect on the control panel's screen. Accordingly, I was then disappointed on the computer with a large screen. The pictures are, depending on the recording, just 50-110 KB in size, the quality on the screen is (despite Full HD) accordingly not exactly intoxicating.

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 about 3-10cm, the side cameras for a distance of about 1.5-3cm, beyond that it quickly becomes blurry. In cramped pipes, cable runs, etc., this is enough to do a quick inspection and visual check, but you have to pay a lot of attention to the exact distance, because the camera systems seem to have fixed focus lens systems and are therefore fixed to an exact distance. At the end of the old water pipe, you can see very well how quickly the image can become blurred. Due to the somewhat rigid hose, adjusting to the correct distance becomes extremely difficult in some tight situations. For longer 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 hose for the inspection.

Handling the endoscope system is not easy. On the one hand, the rigid endoscope tube must be brought to the right place, and on the other hand, the control unit must be held and operated. Without a second person, this is extremely difficult. Although there is a small thread installed on the back, it can only be used to attach a small holder 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 manhole or a screw in a drain, for example. The camera then assists in the search.

Conclusion:
Basically, I find the endoscope camera good, the processing, the accessories and also the control panel and its operation make a very high-quality impression and justify the current price of just under 129 € quite. Anyone who is often instructed to carry out inspections in narrow areas in the private or commercial sector is well served by the system. For a quick inspection or a search, the resolution of the camera system is quite sufficient in the private sector. However, if you want to document a damage with pictures or work in the commercial sector, you will definitely want a higher resolution of the camera and a further recording distance of the lens system. Despite all this, I still give it the full 5 stars.