Sewer Camera 100ft/30m,0.9in/22mm Pipe Inspection Camera with 12pcs LEDs Light, 4.3" Screen 1000TVL Plumbing Snake Borescope with 4500mAh Battery DVR Recorder, Included 16GB Card

This camera is a life saver. I've been having issues with my drain line from house to septic. Ran the camera thru and found the issue almost immediately. The camera was very clear and the line was stiff enough to go thru the drain with ease.

See pics, I did not read the package size, this item is small for a 100ft cable camera system. It stands at 14 inches tall and the cable diameter is small at 3/16, but cable is stiff. I put the scope down a 4 inch sewer line and was able to go 60 feet, sadly the small cable was unable to be pushed further. I like the 4 inch wheeled camera attachment but discovered it will not fit through the toilet floor opening. I agree with the other review that the plastic screws are not strong enough to hold the camera attachment in place, it would fall off, in the pipe, if it were used as-is. To resolve the issue I wrapped the camera in 4 layers of gray duct tape then the plastic screws sank into the tape and held it just fine. I paid a plumber to scope my drain and decided it wanted a camera for myself. The picture quality of this setup is excellent and so much better than the video provided by the plumber. The plumbers larger camera cable was easily able to go 100 feet much further than than this little cable system. Overall I like the camera system but do not like that it is being sold as a 100 foot and longer system when it is not capable of pushing the full length in large pipe.

This is a great product for the money Very clear monitor, very clear picture I have put it thru a toilet and to the main sewer with no problems Love it Great company, I broke the cable. Emailed them and they took care of very well

I bought this 1 year ago and used it to inspect a problem spot in my sewer. It worked...ok, not great but it did about what I would expect for a product in this price range. I put it away and didn't use it again until yesterday. I plugged it in, charged it up fully for about 4 hours....and it will not power on. I have checked all connections and everything is in order. The red LED was lighting while charging so I know it is getting power. The video portion of the scope is just...dead. Although this wasn't a top of the line product, I still paid over $300 for the thing, so I would have expected it to work more than once. Therefore, buy at your own risk because it may work the first time, but the second time....who knows. And $300 or more is a steep price to pay for that kind of risk..better off renting a professional one and you will be money ahead. Total trash. DO NOT BUY.

This thing is awesome! I have a smaller one and I have lots of difficulty getting around elbow and wyes. This camera does a great job of flexing around corners. My only complaint is where the screen is attached. I’ll probably modify this on my own to tilt up more. Definitely nice to check the sewer lines once a year

Instructions are very poor. Found out there is a power switch under the screen on the left side. Took about 10 minutes to figure out how to turn it on. Picture quality is good. Unit works well.

I purchased this (then requested a return an hours after unboxing it) rather than renting a unit from a rental store. It's a pretty cool unit for the money, 100 foot, bright light, solidly built cable and cool reel. It's definitely homeowner material but it's not perfect. The monitor and features were a little to tricky to figure out at first but once you understand it, it's honestly not too bad. Would be better if it were designed like a smartphone app but instead it's using a 2005 flip phone interface. Smartphone-only users might not care for this. I was excited to receive the product to add to my arsenal of DIY tools and devices. My biggest quip and it's a pretty sizable one is the attachment to guide down the drain line. The wheelhouse that attaches to the camera/light nozzle only tightens with three very tiny plastic phillip-screwdriver headed plastic screws. After installing the wheelhouse, I honestly didn't really trust it. After i rod my lines, I wanted a camera to ensure the clog was entirely gone. I tightened all the plastic screws and while secured I was simply able to pull the wheel-attachment off the camera/light with a little pull simply by using my hands. I tightened and tried again, same issue. Rather than putting this down the drain to ensure the clog was entirely moved, I put in for a return instead. I just didn't want to risk this piece detaching from the camera/light, then I would have worse problems because the wheelhouse would definitely not flush out of the line without some pipe/drywall demolition. I would say stick with a rental company before you flush any parts from this (or flush your money) down the drain. I really wanted to love this product but it's just not there yet. Definitely needs a better user interface for the video/photo portion and the wheelhouse that may de-attach while in your pipe could be a pretty costly situation.

The camera did good job. Cable is little too thin for pushing it camera where there’s blockage.