I keep this in the workshop now. The LED lighting is particularly useful when the camera goes into a dark cavity.
ProbeView – Flexible Inspection Camera & Borescope
Sale price$131.00 USD
Regular price$262.00 USD
See Inside Hard-to-Reach Areas
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 50 reviews.
Used this to inspect a blocked section of pipe. Setup was simple and the image gave me a much better idea of where to look.
I bought InspectView for checking a tight section behind the engine bay and it made the job much easier. The screen was straightforward to use and the built-in light was handy in a dark spot.
Arrived neatly packed and was ready to use without much fuss. The cable length gives me plenty of reach for the jobs I have tried so far.
The instructions were clear enough to get started quickly. I like that I can record what I am looking at instead of trying to remember every detail afterwards.
Compact, straightforward and useful. I have kept it in the garage with the rest of my inspection gear.
Packaging was tidy and the device arrived without any marks. The first inspection I did was under a sink and the camera was easy enough to guide into position.
The 10m version was the right choice for my workshop. It gives me enough cable to reach areas that would otherwise be a pain to inspect.
I have used inspection cameras before, but this one is convenient because the monitor is built into the unit. Being able to take photos and video is useful for keeping a record of a job. The battery lasted through the inspection without needing a recharge. I also liked having the different attachments available when I needed to retrieve a small item. For the price I paid, it has been a worthwhile addition to my toolbox.
A solid workshop tool that does not take up much room. The screen and lighting make inspections much less fiddly.
The monitor is easy to read and the buttons are not complicated. I used the hook attachment during a small retrieval job and was glad it was included.
Good addition to the shed. The flexible inspection cable and light make it much easier to look into spaces I cannot see directly.
Bought this after struggling to see inside a piece of equipment. It did exactly what I needed and was much less hassle than taking the equipment apart.
It is now part of my regular DIY kit. I like being able to check a problem first rather than immediately removing panels or fittings.
I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly I got the hang of it. The controls are uncomplicated and the display is easy to follow.
I bought it for checking the inside of machinery and have since used it on the car. The photos are a useful way to show someone else what you have found.
The 5m cable is a good middle ground for my needs. It reaches into plenty of awkward spots without feeling excessive.
The photos and video feature is useful when explaining an issue to someone else. I have found the device practical for both automotive and home maintenance.
This is one of those tools I did not think I needed until I had one. I have checked pipes, under the bonnet and behind cabinetry with it.
I ordered the 5m version and it has been a good fit for my workshop. The camera light is bright enough to help when there is very little ambient light.
The battery is a decent size for this sort of device. I have not needed to stop halfway through an inspection to charge it yet.
I bought it when we were doing a few repairs around the house. It has been useful for looking into tight spaces without pulling half the area apart.
The waterproof-rated probe gave me more confidence using it around damp areas. I still use sensible care with the equipment, but it has been handy for pipe inspections.
This has been useful for checking behind a wall cavity and under the bonnet. Having the screen attached means I do not need another device just to view the camera.
Delivery was prompt and the unit was well protected in the box. I have used the hook attachment once already and it was surprisingly handy.
The unit feels solid in the hand and the screen is clear enough for the inspections I have done. Battery life has been more than adequate for a session.
It now lives in my tool bag. Whenever I need to see behind or inside something, I can check it first instead of pulling everything apart.
I used the 10m version for a longer run and it gave me the reach I was after. The camera remained useful even when I was working well away from the monitor.
The image is clear and the light helps a lot in enclosed spaces. I have already used it for a couple of maintenance jobs.
The cable is flexible enough to work around corners without making the job frustrating. I found the controls logical after a quick look at the instructions.
The 5m cable gives me plenty of room for most jobs I tackle. I also appreciate being able to save photos for later reference.
Very useful for DIY jobs where access is limited. The 1080P camera and built-in LEDs make dark areas much easier to inspect.
The 2m cable suits my home maintenance jobs. It is quick to set up and I can see into places that would normally require a lot of guesswork.
The 1080P camera gives me a useful view of small areas and the lighting helps when the space is enclosed. It is straightforward once you have had a quick play with the controls.
Really practical little inspection tool. I used it on the car and then ended up using it around the house as well.
I chose the Complete Set and have found the extra inspection attachments useful. The magnet in particular came in handy when something small slipped into a narrow space.
I went with the 10m option for a particular maintenance job and the extra reach was exactly what I needed. The unit itself is quite simple to operate.
Used it on some machinery at work and found it quite useful for getting a look into confined areas. Having the light on the camera makes a noticeable difference.
Nice and practical for the workshop. The controls are easy to work out and the cable has enough flexibility for awkward angles.
I had a moderately good experience overall. The device is useful and the picture is clear, although I found the cable a little awkward to manage on my first inspection.