Review on LIMINK Dual Lens Borescope Endoscope With 1080P HD Camera, 11 LED Lights, 4.3 Inch Screen, 32GB Memory, 8Mm 10FT Cable, IP67 Waterproof For Engine, Pipe, And Home Inspection by Chris Destruction

I've used it a couple of times. I've wanted one for a while and finally pulled the trigger. There are a lot of options out there. I ultimately chose this one over others for several reasons. Initially, I was going to get one that plugs into a phone (lower cost). I was concerned that I would be tied to an app from a company that might disappear, thereby making the camera useless. So I decided to get one with a dedicated screen. I also knew that I wanted a dual camera. Having the secondary side camera is a must in my opinion. The fact that the camera can be disconnected from the screen is another reason that I chose this unit. I think it stores better and hopefully will let me change cameras if this one fails. In addition, the round threaded connector appeared to be far better than the standard USB A connector that most have.I've used it a couple of times now. The first was to look inside the cylinders of an engine that was locked up. I removed the spark plugs and put the camera in through that hole. It took a bit to learn how to negotiate the camera around. Compared to the cell phones we have now the resolution isn't great, but certainly good enough. I was able to clearly see the cross-hatching on one cylinder wall. Sadly, I was also able to see the gobs of rust on the other cylinder walls and valves. It told me what I needed to know, though. Then my daughter used it to look in the gas tank of a snowmobile to see if the pickup tube had broken off. She recorded a video. It was rather blurry, but the key is to stay within the focal range of the camera (which she didn't know). Still, I could tell that the tube was connected, even through the gasoline. I don't know if it has any cracks though. I'll have to pull it to find out. I digress.All in all, I am pleased with this unit. At long as it doesn't die a crib death, I'll be happy with it. Much better than the tool that I didn't have. The only real negative is the resolution, but I think it is the same as pretty much every unit out there. As stated above, stay in the focal range and your results will be rather good.