Wireless Boroscope Endoscope 1080HD Inspection Camera Wand – Waterproof 360 Degree Flexible, Extendable, Rechargeable, Nearly 6FT Reach – Capture, Save, Share Images and Video on Your Phone

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description states the app is android compatible but it is not available on the Google Play store.I want a full refund immediately because this is a scam

Price was right, and there wasn’t another option anyway.
update: It’s been a year, and I’ve been looking for better options for a while. It looks like they tripled the price without any upgrades. My LED is dim, not adjustable. The camera is fuzzy (clean too). It’s got a pipe camera but a wand is for other uses. It really needs a longer focal length. And I wish there were retrieval tools because the wand is better than a snake for that. Underwhelmed is an understatement.tl;dr: This is a great innovation on commonly available borescopes. $26 is a great value, if you’re already thinking you can use it, you will. The standout feature is the telescoping wand.Wands don’t go down drains. Snakes don’t navigate around bends unless confined like in a drain pipe. Most snakes stay flexible for that purpose, so you can’t extend them six feet straight up like with a wand. You can just stick it right where you need it as long as it’s mostly a straight shot.I’ve used my 15ft borescope in countless situations over the years, and I can say I’ve never used more than the first 8ft. I also don’t inspect drains and don’t pull wire very far. So this is not going to fit those situations.Tired of messing with 10ft of extra coils, I searched for alternatives and found this. This the ONLY ONE I found that was built into a wand. One other “wand” option I saw only held onto the long coil, which I could see some would prefer the adjustable length of the “snake”. I prefer less parts to misplace or come loose.At $26, I have no complaints so far on day one. The wand is sturdy, the light is bright, the app is uncomplicated, the picture is good enough for most things. If I don’t update this, assume any aspects of durability and battery life are probably acceptable for the price.If an upgrade or another option became available, I would certainly pay triple the price or more for adjustable lights to reduce glare, sharper resolution for reading labels in tough spots, some retrieval tools like a hook and magnet that store in the hollow handle, or a case.The camera and snake portion are easily removed from the wand, Wi-Fi module, and battery. It essentially breaks down to two halves. They are connected by what appears to be a 7-pin aviation connector, but I don’t know for sure. Nonetheless I’m sure the connection type was chosen for a high number of mating cycles. It seems very durable. Recalling all the broken telescoping antennae back when those were common, I’m sure I’ll break the telescope wand long before the connector wears out.I think this disconnecting camera leaves room for future expansion upgrades like better camera, different focal lengths, longer snake, telescoping extension, smaller diameter, and more. I would consider that more likely since this is not a cookie cutter product from a company named from thrown scrabble tiles. I hope this company finds success and builds on this innovation. I’m also glad the name changed from “My BedBug Finder” to “Wand-it”, in fact, the former name was the reason I kept looking for alternatives even though it was what I was looking for in form.Again, I’ve found nothing else to compare to yet and this is a great value for a general purpose tool. In my opinion, it makes sense to have a wand and snake option. But I have more than one type of hammer too.I’m getting older and dropping screws that roll off under my workbench is tiresome. I’ll be fitting a ring magnet to this and keeping it paired to an old tablet for quick retrieval in my workshop. If that works well I’ll buy another for my tool box. If it doesn’t, I’ll put a lip around my workbench.Things you shouldn’t expect:the Wi-Fi chip supports multiple connections, but isn’t robust enough to stream to all connections fluently. You can barely use two, really. (I only tried this for the review because it’s a high end feature advertised on borescopes).You must connect to the camera’s wi-fi and cannot use another unless you have two chips on your device and can configure them separately. So no internet during use. (If you need internet or multiple streams I would suggest looking for one configured as an ip cam on your network rather than a standalone intranet access point.)You can’t adjust focus or brightness.There is no articulation (remotely moveable head).Only about 12” is flexible so you won’t get past the p-trap in your drain.

Perfect for what I needed it for
I didn’t need a camera that was 15 feet long. Just something i can use to help me troubleshoot engines and catalytic converters. This Wandit was the perfect size. Fits right down in the spark plug hole, oxygen sensor hole, anywhere i need it without being ridiculously too long. Works well on my iPad and iPhone. I prefer it on my iPhone. Connects through wifi so keep that in mind.