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Product Description
DEPSTECH WF010 WiFi Semi-rigid Endoscope for iOS & Android Devices
With our "Camtele" & "Blue LED Technology, WF010 enjoys wider focus range, clearer videos and images, surpassing other products in hard-to-reach and hard to see places like automobile maintenance, machine repair, HVAC and pipe inspection etc. Additional WiFi box broadcasts WiFi signal for the connection with iOS or Android devices, breaking through the limits between systems.
Specifications:
Resolution: 1600x1200, 1280x720, 640x480, 320x240
Camera Diameter: 8.5mm
Waterproof: IP67
WIFI Transmission Distance: 33FT（without any obstacles)
Battery Capacity: 450 mAh
Focal Distance: 1.2Inch-15.7Inch
Power Supply: DC 5V
High-tech Inspection Camera, Seeing More and More
Adjustable 6 LED lights improve the visibility in the low-light or dark area, along with the Blue LED technology, and the overexposure will be reduced for the best image. Camtele tech will broaden the focus range up to 15.7 inch, so that your observation area will be larger than the area under the normal borescope with 1-3inch fixed focal distance.
Wireless Connection, Compatible with Most of Mobile Phones & Tablets
Nevertheless iPhone, iPad, Android smart phones or tablets, this snake inspection camera is equipped with its own WiFi broadcaster, and once the device joins the WiFi from the camera, you can view the stream live video and take the photos & videos instantly through our app.
Notes :
- iOS 8.0 before can not record the video
- Pls connect the WiFi through WiFi/Wlan in phone settings instead of app settings.
- It is normal that the camera will turn hot during the use.
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Every Pixels,Clear and True2.0MP IP67 waterproof camera allows you to capture image or record video in the water. |
Applicable ScenariosThe unit could be used in car repair and maintenance,household cleaning,science education, outdoor exploration, water pipe investigation,observing living creatures in water. |
Superior Semi-Rigid CableSemi-rigid cable can bend and hold it's shape to access a wide variety of confined place to meet with different using needs |
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Customer Review: First One Glitchy - Second One Works
A. Roberts
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Works as expected......
Received my Endoscope today and all was as expected.Took less than 5 minutes to get it feeding an image to an iPhone.This included downloading the Scope Software to my Phone.The first task was to look inside the cylinder head of a 2 stroke engine on a blower / vac that had seized up but then started running again after it had cooled down. Removing the just the muffler and looking in thru the exhaust was inconclusive. It was suspected that the damage had already been done but since it would still run, without a tear down or a better look inside, there was no sure way to tell.The scope was just a little to big to go into the spark plug hole yet this is a very small plug.On another engine with a slightly larger spark plug, it fit inside just fine.The video worked well and was able to capture a still image showing the melted aluminum splatter on top of the piston and along the lower sidewalls.In under 2 minutes it was confirmed that although the unit may still run, it is permanently damaged and should be repaired or replaced.The key is that in a very short time removing only the spark plug and using the scope, we confirmed what would have taken no less than 10-20 minutes to tear it down just to see / confirm the internal damage. This saves time and expense.I played with the 3 accessories just a little.1) The hook has potential yet it will take some time and practice to get your bearings to which way is up to hook something. Also depending on the path you have taken and how far in you are, twisting or making a turn to snag your object could be a challenge.2) The magnet also could work out and may likely be less challenging to master than the hook as long as you do not have a lot of other metal that it wants to grab on to.3) The mirror, well unless I just got a bad one, it the reason this did not get 5 stars. There is no clarity so you see very little if anything when it is attached. If it worked, it would be great as getting a side view as you drop into an opening would be great as you can not really turn the camera around.The Scope Software on the iPhone is pretty bear bones. You see a nice live image, you can record, and you can capture a still image.Video & Still images are saved within the Application and also in the iPhone OS under your Camera / Photos.From the OS Camera / Photos App you can send them to others like any other video / image.It is a .AVI format so that can be a challenge for some.If you delete the video / image from your Camera / Photos App, it is still in the Scope Software. Yet so far see no way to send it to other from the Scope Software or how to "re-export" it out of the software into your OS Camera / Photos App.For the price it is a nice addition to the arsenal that I see a number of possible future uses for.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2017
Received my Endoscope today and all was as expected.
Took less than 5 minutes to get it feeding an image to an iPhone.This included downloading the Scope Software to my Phone.
The first task was to look inside the cylinder head of a 2 stroke engine on a blower / vac that had seized up but then started running again after it had cooled down. Removing the just the muffler and looking in thru the exhaust was inconclusive. It was suspected that the damage had already been done but since it would still run, without a tear down or a better look inside, there was no sure way to tell.
The scope was just a little to big to go into the spark plug hole yet this is a very small plug.
On another engine with a slightly larger spark plug, it fit inside just fine.
The video worked well and was able to capture a still image showing the melted aluminum splatter on top of the piston and along the lower sidewalls.
In under 2 minutes it was confirmed that although the unit may still run, it is permanently damaged and should be repaired or replaced.
The key is that in a very short time removing only the spark plug and using the scope, we confirmed what would have taken no less than 10-20 minutes to tear it down just to see / confirm the internal damage. This saves time and expense.
I played with the 3 accessories just a little.
1) The hook has potential yet it will take some time and practice to get your bearings to which way is up to hook something. Also depending on the path you have taken and how far in you are, twisting or making a turn to snag your object could be a challenge.
2) The magnet also could work out and may likely be less challenging to master than the hook as long as you do not have a lot of other metal that it wants to grab on to.
3) The mirror, well unless I just got a bad one, it the reason this did not get 5 stars. There is no clarity so you see very little if anything when it is attached. If it worked, it would be great as getting a side view as you drop into an opening would be great as you can not really turn the camera around.
The Scope Software on the iPhone is pretty bear bones. You see a nice live image, you can record, and you can capture a still image.
Video & Still images are saved within the Application and also in the iPhone OS under your Camera / Photos.
From the OS Camera / Photos App you can send them to others like any other video / image.
It is a .AVI format so that can be a challenge for some.
If you delete the video / image from your Camera / Photos App, it is still in the Scope Software. Yet so far see no way to send it to other from the Scope Software or how to "re-export" it out of the software into your OS Camera / Photos App.
For the price it is a nice addition to the arsenal that I see a number of possible future uses for.
Took less than 5 minutes to get it feeding an image to an iPhone.This included downloading the Scope Software to my Phone.
The first task was to look inside the cylinder head of a 2 stroke engine on a blower / vac that had seized up but then started running again after it had cooled down. Removing the just the muffler and looking in thru the exhaust was inconclusive. It was suspected that the damage had already been done but since it would still run, without a tear down or a better look inside, there was no sure way to tell.
The scope was just a little to big to go into the spark plug hole yet this is a very small plug.
On another engine with a slightly larger spark plug, it fit inside just fine.
The video worked well and was able to capture a still image showing the melted aluminum splatter on top of the piston and along the lower sidewalls.
In under 2 minutes it was confirmed that although the unit may still run, it is permanently damaged and should be repaired or replaced.
The key is that in a very short time removing only the spark plug and using the scope, we confirmed what would have taken no less than 10-20 minutes to tear it down just to see / confirm the internal damage. This saves time and expense.
I played with the 3 accessories just a little.
1) The hook has potential yet it will take some time and practice to get your bearings to which way is up to hook something. Also depending on the path you have taken and how far in you are, twisting or making a turn to snag your object could be a challenge.
2) The magnet also could work out and may likely be less challenging to master than the hook as long as you do not have a lot of other metal that it wants to grab on to.
3) The mirror, well unless I just got a bad one, it the reason this did not get 5 stars. There is no clarity so you see very little if anything when it is attached. If it worked, it would be great as getting a side view as you drop into an opening would be great as you can not really turn the camera around.
The Scope Software on the iPhone is pretty bear bones. You see a nice live image, you can record, and you can capture a still image.
Video & Still images are saved within the Application and also in the iPhone OS under your Camera / Photos.
From the OS Camera / Photos App you can send them to others like any other video / image.
It is a .AVI format so that can be a challenge for some.
If you delete the video / image from your Camera / Photos App, it is still in the Scope Software. Yet so far see no way to send it to other from the Scope Software or how to "re-export" it out of the software into your OS Camera / Photos App.
For the price it is a nice addition to the arsenal that I see a number of possible future uses for.
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