Kinpthy Endoscope Camera with 16.4-ft Semi-Rigid Cable, IP67 Probe and 8 LEDs

Inspect a pipe, engine area, or wiring behind a hard-to-reach panel without relying on a direct line of sight. The Kinpthy endoscope camera sends a 7.9 mm probe into narrow spaces, while its 16.4-ft semi-rigid cable bends to reach the area and holds its shape as you guide it. View the live image on a compatible smartphone or tablet.

Its camera captures photos and video at 1920 × 1440, and eight adjustable LED lights help illuminate dim inspection areas. Need to see into a tight space before deciding what to do next? The flexible probe makes it practical to check places that are difficult to view directly.

Quick overview

This borescope connects through USB and supports compatible iOS 9.0+ and Android 7+ devices. The package includes Android, Lightning, and Type-C connectors, along with a 16.4-ft semi-rigid cable. Use the SUP-ANESOK app to view the camera feed on your device. Photos are saved in JPEG format and video in MP4.

The probe has an IP67 waterproof rating and is described for underwater use up to 3.28 ft for 1 hour. That makes it useful for inspection tasks where the probe may be submerged within those stated conditions. The eight adjustable LEDs help provide illumination in enclosed areas, and the included magnet, hook, mirror, and protective cap offer additional accessories for inspection work.

Buyers often praise the image clarity and ease of use across different jobs. Feedback on connection and light brightness is mixed, so a practical first step is to connect the camera to your device and adjust the LEDs for the space you are inspecting.

How to use it

Connect the camera to a compatible phone or tablet using the appropriate included connector, then open the SUP-ANESOK app to view the live image. Guide the semi-rigid cable toward the area you want to inspect, adjusting its bend as needed to reach around obstacles. The cable’s length is useful for checking inside pipes, around an engine, or behind household panels without needing to position your device beside the probe.

Adjust the LED brightness to suit the inspection area. For a closer look at a small component or an enclosed section, use the live view to guide the probe and capture a JPEG photo or MP4 video for later reference. The supplied hook, magnet, and mirror can support different inspection tasks, keep the waterproof-use conditions in mind when working around water.

Tips for day-to-day use

Start with a clear view of the area and feed the cable in gradually, steering with small adjustments rather than forcing the probe through a tight route. Keep the phone or tablet where its screen is easy to see while you guide the cable. In a dark cavity, adjust the LEDs as you move so the image remains useful without relying on one fixed brightness setting.

For a home check, the camera can help inspect a pipe interior or look behind a panel, for vehicle work, it can help you view areas around the engine. The included mirror, hook, and magnet provide options for different inspection needs. After use, the protective cap helps cover the probe when it is stored.

Buying verdict

Choose this Kinpthy camera for close-up inspections that call for a long, shapeable probe, on-device viewing, and adjustable lighting. Its 16.4-ft semi-rigid cable suits routes that require reach and control, while the 1920 × 1440 image capture and supplied connectors support a range of compatible phone-based inspection setups. It’s a useful fit for homeowners, DIYers, and vehicle owners who want to see inside pipes, around engine areas, or behind panels.