DEPSTECH Original Endoscope Case, Wireless Borescope Carrying Bag WiFi & USB Scope Cameras, Upgraded Large-Capacity Hardshell Case, Compatible with 4.3" Inspection Camera DS300, Black

The case is very nice, compact and the little handle on it is kind of stealthy. I took a chance on this because all of the literature never stated if my particular unit fits but I took a gamble and won, it does fit my particular model the DS620 (what is pictured) It is an awesome case for the price, holds multiple types of units, has a zippered pocket for accessories and it’s a sturdy, good case.

You probably didn't buy your depstech for use in a commercial garage or plumbing operation, right? This case is not a heavy duty shop item, but it is perfect for what you need to keep your borescope/endoscope contained along with all the accessory cables, mirrors, hooks, etc. It even comes with 2 hook and loop tape strips (stuck together in the first pic) in case you did something nefarious with the ones that shipped with your unit.Pictured is the WF020X-10M. For reference, the third picture is the closed unit...clearly. Similar in size to the cardboard box.Construction, as I said, is not 'shop quality' but feels well put together. It seems to be some sort of stiff molded foam with a rubberized texture. Zipper is reasonable quality and the stitching looks neat throughout.

Most of the after market cases I have bought for tools have been the perfect size. This case was a little on the small side though. It is important to note that everything did fit. I think the difference between this case fitting and a case to fit this tool occurs with use. The first time I used the tool, I had to get the scope to relax so it would deploy straight and not kink and curl. When I was finished, I tried to roll it back up not quite as tight and that is where problems began!The case was simply about 2” too small in width and height. I am happy to report the case is plenty deep. While I am glad to have a case - after all having a hammer or other tool damage the cable could leaving the tool useless, I worry that usability of the tool may be hampered.I also wish that there was a label or at least a card holder, so that the tool can be identified without opening the case. So in general, the case works, I just want it to be a little bigger.

This is a great case to fit the camera probe! I am a fan of protecting the equipment and it makes it easy to find/know what it is. For a few extra bucks, it’s worth it to invest in a case that is made to fit the equipment you buy.

I had one for myself and bought 3 more for my Inspectors.

Great storage case! Plenty of room for attachments and cords.

I was blown away by this camera. The option to change from a forward looking view to a side view to a split screen view showing both front and side for this price point was money well spent.Using the front camera I was able to see that I reached the T in the drain pipe allowing me to switch to the side camera view to see up and down the pipe.Using the side view I could see no blockage up the vent pipe as shown the first attached picture. The second picture shows the view down the pipe and the blockage. As you can see from the pictures the display quality is awesome as well. It's not grainy nor distorted. One other bonus is the ability to dim or brighten the light using the controls on the screen which also helps to reduce light reflection allowing for the most optimal view.I was in a hurry to try the new camera out so I didn't read the directions to learn about the features right away. I did not try the picture or video recording options, at least not on purpose. I mistakenly made a recording just after taking it out of the box. I found this recording later after I finished the plumbing repair and wanting to learn more about my new little gadget. Although it was of the kitchen area I was impressed by the quality.Given that my neighbor ran into the very same plumbing issue the week prior and spent $475.00 for a plumber to identify and fix the issue, I'd say the $71.99 for the camera and the $54.00 for the snake was a killer savings.

What's not to love about this unit. Price to features is great. Ease of use is great. Camera is actually very good considering the small amount of money spent for this scope. But the instructions are a little bit vague. Not that it is difficult to figure out most everything even without reading instructions but it is not pointed out that a blue film is over the mirror attachment that it is a pain to remove without scratching the mirror itself. It can be done successfully but just take your time with tweezers and whatever other tool you think you might want to use. I'd say that if 90 degree angle viewing is super critical for you then go with a dual camera model. Using the mirror attachment works thought the image is only "OK". For my needs this unit is great!