BlueFire Semi-Rigid Flexible Wireless Endoscope IP67 Waterproof WiFi Borescope 2 MP HD Resolutions Inspection Camera Snake Camera for Android and iOS Smartphone, iPhone, Samsung, iPad, Tablet (33FT)

Revised from 2 stars to 5 starsI received a new unit from the manufacturer promptly along with an email urging me to try the new one. My original problem was primarily due to poor documentation and my misreading of it. The PRODUCT IS GREAT! The SOFTWARE IS GREAT. The documentation is ... not so great - confusing.The instructions are poorly written by a non-native speaker, so here I am helping out North Americans:1) Before you do anything, download the app with either the QR code (very handy) or at Google Play or the Apple App Store. DO NOT OPEN THE APP YET*****.2) So you are sure the device has enough power, charge the endoscope at the mini USB charger port on the opposite side as the camera. After 15 or 20 minutes, you certainly have enough battery to test the device.3) Turn the power on at the device. The slide switch is on one of the the long and narrow sides next to the charging port. The blue light indicates that the WIFI is communicating. The other light is red when the unit is on and green when the battery is charging. They are all off when the unit is off. The green LED comes on if the unit is off and charging on the mini USB charging port.4) To communicate with the device, go to your PHONE's WIFI center and find the Jetion_???? SSID. This is your first sign on which you can change later. the password is 12345678.5) Open the app you just installed ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE SIGNED IN TO THE Jetion_???? WIFI network.6) The endoscope light is controlled from the roller wheel on the same side as the ON/OFF switch. Roll it Toward the switch for brighter, away for dimmer.7) NOW OPEN THE APP - VOILÁ, you are looking through your endoscope.SOFTWARE CONTROL:If you press the gear Icon, you can CHANGE the name of the SSID and CHANGE the password if you wish. The top line changes the SSID - I changed mine to endoscope and also made the password endoscope since I was not worried about security. Use the red "X" in the upper left hand corner to go back to the endoscope screen.PHOTOS & VIDEO on iOS:Works REALLY well. When you give it access to your photos, it neatly puts them with your other photos and videos. Very convenient.Original Review:Received this unit and it worked as advertised for an iOS 10.3.3 iPhone 6+ ONCE. I shut it down and attempted to reconnect with the wifi and it would not connect. It was as if the password had changed itself. I tried over and over in the course of two days. RETURNED.***** This happened because I accidentally changed the password because I opened the app before I knew the gear changes the password, it is not the place to sign in. You sign in on to the device your phone's WIFI settings, not the app settings. The device automagically works when you are on its WIFI.

The camera pairs with my iPhone easily. The picture is good and the light is plenty bright. I have used it to explore the joist cavities between my first & second floor looking for paths to pull ethernet cables. The camera works great, but the 30' cable makes it a bit unwieldy, especially when trying to rotate the camera. The cable is pretty stiff, but tends to sag after about 4 feet or so. I suppose that is not much worse than the average tape measure, but still kind of challenging. Taping it to a fiberglass wire fish rod helps with that.I was not able to make the 90 degree mirror work. All I could see was a big blue spot. I may have been doing it wrong, I don't know but I found it easier to just bend the cable 90 degrees and feed it into the hole that way. Have not tried to catch anything with the hook yet, but I can see it and around it.It does take some getting used to interpreting the pictures - I never know which way is up until I spin it around and look at all sides.All in all, it does what it says and does what I need it for.

Easy to use--synced up with my Android phone right away, and I tried it on an iPad as well, to get a larger screen. Both worked great. I bought this specifically to look in a vanity drain that was clogged, where I was having trouble getting the auger to drop. If someone made this with some replaceable cutting tools on the end I could have cleared the clog using this alone, but of course this isn't a medical device to remove polyps.The picture was good, the lighting was perfect inside a drain pipe, and I couldn't be more pleased. I also used it through a small hole in a wall cavity to make sure I wasn't about to cut some 110 volt wires, and it was very useful there as well, although perhaps not as entertaining as snaking around bends in pipes. Great price for an excellent little tool, and the fact that you use your own screen makes this affordable. Highly recommended.

I would not recommend this device. While it is an endoscope, and it is semirigid, and it does function (at times) this thing has issues.First: it gets stuck a lot. The camera and LEDs are fairly large, and like to get stuck even when pushing through a wide, drilled hole.Second: the instructions are very poor. You meed to turn the device on and connect to its WiFi network to get video. While it has a USB Micro adapter, it's just for charging and cannot be used as a direct connection.Third: it freezes. A LOT. I'm not sure what causes the freezing, but it seems like bumps or lighting changes. Maybe loose wire inside? Anyway, when it freezes, you have to turn off the device. Which your phone then connects to regular WiFi. Then you turn thebdevice back on and switch networks again. Thrn you might get picture back, and if lucky it works. If not, you repeat this cycle over and over and over until you want to throw it away.I cannot recommend this purchase.