50FT Endoscope Borescope, Teslong Dual Lens Sewer Inspection Camera with 4.5'' Screen, Waterproof Snake Cable, LED Lights, 1080P Fiber Optic Scope Camera for Home Wall Duct Drain Pipe Plumbing

Teslong was recommended to me by a friend. I'm glad I ordered this camera and monitor. It's hard to believe the value here for price. It feels solid, no cheap plastic. Great picture quality.10/10 Highly recommend.

I bought this camera to check out a clogged grey water drain. The picture is very clear and I was quite impressed with the unit especially for the price. I couldn't end up seeing what the blockage was as the water was very murky, however I was able to see that there were no bends in the pipe so I knew where to dig outside. I also sent it 50' into a drainage big o. I taped it to some fiberglass fish sticks (for running electrical wires) and was able to push it in with no issues.

I bought this to figure out why our toilets were plugging up all the time. It worked great, we found out what the problem was and fixed it. I saved the price of a plumber coming over and fixing the problem. I've had it a few months and I have found so many uses for it. Lost a bolt in the van, found it with the endoscope. Installed a new bidet and couldn't locate the mounting brackets - found them. Installed a new electrical outlet in the wall and was able to see what was in the wall and in the way. This piece of equipment has paid for itself in a few short months and if your are a DYI guy that does a lot of work around the house, you will use this - a lot. Definitely recommend

Camera works fantastic. The only reason I docked 1 star is because it can be a bit difficult to run the camera in tight spaces for long distances, such as through pipes, or down walls. Someone else on here mentioned, putting a ping-pong ball on the end, with a hole drilled in the middle for the camera to go through. I think this would be a great idea for running it through pipes. The directions do you say that you can tie the camera to the end of a drain snake and use that to push it through the pipe. I just did not have that handy. Without assistance, the cable for the camera is just not quite the correct rigidness to be pushed through tight long areas.

The camera is a decent size and quality. The only downfall I have is you can maneuver it will in sewer lines. Going around corners is near impossible in cast iron piping. I feel I can make something to attach to the head to help guide it through the pipe easier though. Besides that it's a pretty good set up for the price. I'd definitely buy it again as long as it lasts a decent time. I'll keep my post updated but after 4 or 5 different uses with it I have to say I'm pretty impressed for the price point.