So, I bought the endoscope so that I could have a nosey down the shower drain for ring I lost recently ...
All excited, open the package and it's got a USB to Micro USB adapter with it, no good for my OnePlus 7 as that's USB-C, I do a search of the whole house for an adapter, no joy and Amazon can't get one to me til Saturday, too long a wait I think (even though it's really not). So, I dig out my old Nexus 4 and 6 phones, both as flat as farts, both take an age to charge and power on. The Nexus 4 wins the race so I download the endoscope app and plug it in only to then remember that the Nexus 4 doesn't support OTG so over to the Nexus 6, app installed, endoscope plugged in and nothing, and then something, and then nothing, the bloody charging port is buggered. So Chromebook time, no available app, at this point I wanted to hang myself but then while looking at the Chromebook, I noticed the USB-C hub that was plugged into it which I then attached to my Oneplus 7, spent 30 mins finding an app that would work with the endoscope (Endoscope OTG on Play Store) and all was working as it should ....
Only to stick the camera down the shower drain to find not a lot going on down there cos I can't work out how the bloody drain works, there doesn't appear to be a downpipe to push the endoscope into !!!!
I did find an interesting amber coloured blob though ... My ring may have melted, somehow, or maybe it's not it at all lol.
All in all, a good buy but key points, the supplied adapter is for older phones and the app recommended on the instructions (Inskam) didn't work for me so give Endoscope OTG a go before moving on to other apps. If you need a really clear view from the endoscope, spend a bit more but for me the view the endoscope have was adequate :-)
| Manufacturer | Oyrlize |
|---|---|
| Brand | Oyrlize |
| Modellnamn | borescope 2 |
| Part number | USB Endoscope |
| Vattenbeständig nivå | Vattentät |
