Dual Lens Endoscope with 5" Monitor, Teslong NTS500 Industrial Waterproof Borescope Inspection Camera with 0.21in Front & Side-View Double Lens with 9.8FT Probe, 5-Inch IPS LCD Screen & Case

holic. I own a number of USB scopes, all of which have proven to be more trouble than they are worth. They're all collecting dust. br>br>Optical endoscopes are my preferred choice because of their clarity and close focus. It's still useful, even if it can't focus any closer than 1/2". My attention was drawn to the side camera. Other USB scopes come with a mirror that you can use to cover the camera. You sacrifice light and image quality, as well as an additional MM in diameter. I drill holes up to 1/4" in diameter. The majority of my scopes are 4mm in diameter, but this one is 5mm. Because I don't have to put the mirror on, I get 5 points. br>br>The only improvements that could be made are the 4mm lens and a closer focus. But in my tool bag, this is already my first choice. Better instructions, for example, would be a third thing to consider. br>br>As it stands, I'm considering purchasing a backup unit.

Augustine Flores

| Jan 02, 2021

We've used it to diagnose several car problems and to locate an unknown odor coming from a small hole in a home's siding. It has proven to be extremely helpful and well-planned. The dual camera has a bright light, which is useful in low-light situations. It can take photos and videos and save them to a micro SD card, which is something that other similar devices lack. That is a piston from a diesel engine we were inspecting, as you can see in the pictures taken by the Teslong NTS 500. The lithium ion battery has a long life expectancy. When compared to other scope brands, the Teslong comes out on top. With a diameter of only 5. 25 inches, the camera probe is quite small. The other probe we have is too large to fit into many of the spaces we need to see, while this one is only 5 mm and can fit into the tiniest of spaces. If you work on cars or at home, this is an excellent purchase. This is a fantastic tool to have in my toolbox. My mechanic friend uses a different brand of device, and when I showed him mine, he was blown away by the build quality and picture quality. For more information, please watch the video. Anyone would benefit from this!.

Walter Holden

| Mar 02, 2021

I'm a general contractor who performs home inspections to identify problems, primarily within the walls. I've been using borescopes for a long time and this one is by far the best; I've stopped using the others and have become completely reliant on it. The camera is superior to the competition, and the side camera on the end is especially useful when working inside walls and beneath appliances. I can turn the camera 90 degrees with the touch of a button instead of fumbling with the cable's end to get the view I want. I'll most likely purchase more for my crew so that everyone has one on their vehicle. What a fantastic product!!.

Addilyn Ross

| Mar 20, 2021

At first, I was extremely pleased with this tool because it provided clear images and performed admirably. A SIGNIFICANT PROBLEM! If you try to save the images from the SD card to another device, there must be some code on the card that converts all, and I mean ALL, of your stored images to black useless files. It irritated me to no end. I was able to get the files off the card using a PC without having to remove the card once, but when I tried it again, the files were destroyed. DO NOT contact Teslong; they did not respond to my emails. If I can, I'll return it and buy something else that isn't as complicated to use. What a pity, because it had the potential to be amazing.

Denver Contreras

| Sep 21, 2021

It's fine, but it's not worth the money. I also despise how flimsy all of their endoscopes are. I have a dual-lens camera with autofocus. To keep it straight, you have to fiddle with it, and the autofocus is a joke. It isn't even close to being half-decent. It'll stay straight for a foot or so if it's not too rigid. For added stability, I wrapped it in electrical tape. br>br>Moreover, both models' housings are made of cheap plastic. This brand is not one I would recommend, and I've been using endoscopes for nearly 15 years. It may appear to be the best option, but reviews can be deceiving; for the same setup, go with a less expensive brand.

Aubrie Meyers

| Nov 17, 2021

  I've always used rigid scopes as a safe and vault technician - The majority of the products are of medical quality. For one thing, I've never used a video scope like this before. I've never been able to locate one that is of sufficient quality. I was wary of the Teslong when a friend told me about it. However, I was taken aback when I used it on a project with him. I quickly ordered one for myself and put it to good use. This is the most incredible video scope I have ever seen. The only one with excellent quality, especially when viewing the subject up close (which is what any scope requires). It's incredible how it can go from 0 to 90 degrees with a single button press, and you don't have to remove it, change lenses, or re-install it. Insert and return to your previous location. Without a doubt, a recommendation. If you're considering getting one, trust me when I say you won't be disappointed!.

Leslie Lynn

| Apr 24, 2021

A borescope can help you spot problems that your eyes can't see, whether you're working in a shop or doing DIY in your own garage. Do you want to know how good a used car's engine is before you buy it? Put this in the intake, valve covers, spark plug hole, and other places where it's needed. Working in a confined space and need to confirm what the problem is and how it should be resolved? To confirm, smuggle the camera into places. These small tasks may appear insignificant, but they can save you a lot of time and aggravation. Not to mention the fact that it can be used in a variety of ways around the house. br>br>As far as the NTS500 is concerned. I chose this model over the others because it has a great dual lens camera and a great screen resolution for the price; I also prefer the screw-on cable because it will be much more durable than a USB plug-in cable. That alone was worth the money. In the hands, it has a firm grip. Not a toy, but a genuine mechanic's tool. In addition, the storage case is well-built. I'm glad I went ahead and bought it!.

Dion Cunningham

| Sep 08, 2021