Connect these borescopes to your smart device to take high-resolution photos and videos of hard-to reach areas. The camera is mounted on a flexible cable and surrounded by bright LEDs, so you can inspect the dark interiors of machines and ducts. Download an app onto your device to control the lights and camera, as well as to view, record, store, and share images and video.

Battery-powered borescopes come with a USB charging cable for recharging them.

Borescopes with a pocket clip don’t have a controllable tip. Use them when you can see the inspection area clearly without bending the tip. The camera and cable are rated IP67 as protected from dust—even in areas with continuous airflow—and submersion in up to a meter of water for up to 30 minutes. The housing is rated IP42. These borescopes are often used in drains, pumps, and tanks.

Borescopes with a probe have a tip that bends up to 180°, allowing you to increase your viewing area without having to remove the borescope for adjustments. They’re rated IP65 as protected from dust—even in areas with continuous airflow—and low-pressure jets of water. The tip on borescopes with a rigid probe holds a bend in a single direction with a push button. Those with locking push-button control maintain the probe’s bend even when the push button isn’t pressed. The tip on borescopes with a flexible probe bends in two different directions with a knob. The bend will maintain itself until the knob is turned. These borescopes also have an LCD monitor on the hand controller for viewing images live. They include a microSD card for storing photos and videos.