Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Cámara de Inspección de Tuberías 1080P con Cable Semirrígido 20 m, 12 Luces LED de 3 Niveles, Cámara de Inspección Endoscópica, WiFi Inalámbrica, Batería 4500 mAh para Alcantarillado Fontanería

La posibilidad de guardar los archivos en el móvil facilita mucho documentar cada trabajo

La batería dura varias horas y resulta suficiente para realizar muchas inspecciones

El cable tiene buena flexibilidad y permite pasar por diferentes curvas sin demasiadas dificultades

La cámara es muy práctica para encontrar obstrucciones y problemas dentro de las tuberías

Parfait et conforme parfait conforme arrivée rapide, matériel et produits conformes à ce que j’attendais même au-delà. Le souci c’est l’application donc qui est en mandarin donc pratique à installer sur iPhone mais par compte très très compliqué à installer sur Android donc voilà mais sinon le matériel lui met parfait.

La calidad de construcción parece excelente y el carrete metálico es bastante resistente

Me gusta poder grabar videos y tomar fotografías directamente durante la inspección

Unit works well. The camera app works OK

La conexión con el teléfono fue sencilla y pude empezar a utilizarla rápidamente

I made a mistake and ordered 2 of these without reading the description closely and not realizing they don't have a screen so when I got them rather than going thru the hassle of returning I gave it a shot. I would give it 5 stars for the price but initial setup was a hassle, a normal person might run in to trouble and get frustrated. This was on an Android: Scanned the code on the machine and found where to download the .apk, got a warning of unknown file, selected download anyway, went to my download folder with File Manager, clicked on the file, selected "Allow File Manager to install this type of file" and gave permission, got a warning about installing unknown .apk, selected install anyway, opened the file, it's in Chinese, tapped randomly on things until I saw the word English and tapped that switching it to English, closed the app. Turned on the machine, opened WiFi on my phone and found WiFi_C032EE, entered 12345678 as the password and selected "auto reconnect". Turned on the machine and waited a second for it to connect to the phone, once successful opened the app and tapped the Play icon. If you do any of these things out of order or select no on any of the permissions or deny on any of the warnings you'll get stuck unless you know how to dig in to Android settings to change them and then you end up leaving a 1 star review. If you open the app first then turn the camera on it won't work, you have to turn on the camera, wait until the Wi-Fi icon on the top right of your phone stops blinking and stays solid then open the app. Once you get everything set up now it's just turn the camera on and your phone auto connects then you open the app and you're ready to go, doesn't take me any longer than the other cameras I have. I got a 3rd party phone clip that I attached to the machine and it's pretty slick. Anyhow the camera head is nice and hefty, good weight to it for pushing, video is nice and clear, using the app was pretty straight forward, cord is decent, after a few 90s pushing past 50' gets difficult, down a straight pipe 100' is fairly easy unless there's a lot of scale buildup or crap in there. It's not auto leveling, no built in sonde, no foot counter. Personally I like the camera. Once you get past the initial setup and used to using it with your phone for the price it's a decent camera.