🔍 Labor Saving Devices 55-415 Wall-Eye Mini Periscope Viewer: Enhanced Visibility Made Easy Review

It's much easier to look into a wall cavity than with an endoscope, which sometimes needs adjustment as the camera lens rotates, creating a distorted image. It's also small enough to fit in a tool bag without being obtrusive.

easier and quicker than getting a videoscope when you just need to quickly look into a wall or other small space. Small enough to carry in your tool bag along with the other tools you need for any job. The videoscope remains in the truck and is available when needed.

Could be longer, could have brighter light. Need a redesign. I had one a year ago but there was supposed to be a loop in the wall like a camera so you don't lose it in the wall like I did. Must have the best cover that hides completely to keep dust out of the tool bag and the job site.

That's what it says - a small mirror tube to stick in the wall and look around. It's not as versatile as a videoscope, but costs significantly less. I needed a little time to find my way around. It's small. Thick mark size. I thought it would be more. As a result, the mirror is small and takes some getting used to. But it works. If you need it occasionally and not for everyday use, it's definitely worth having in your toolbox.

I got one of these to help me see hard to reach places where I might not be able to lift my head. Well the design of this thing places the actual hole and mirror almost in the middle of the tube. The length of this tube from the end to the opening is longer than the side of my head from the ear to the eye. So I can put my head on something and see it while being in the same room. , this tool will not even fit in the space! For example, I was trying to install my entertainment center and routed…