Get to the root of that clog with this camera that can snake its way in

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By StackCommerceMashable Shopping2020-05-26 20:57:30 UTC

TL;DR: Hard-to-reach areas will never be a problem again when you have a Sinji Flexible Borescope Camera for $29.95, a 22% savings as of May 26.

Assessing problems around the house or in your car is tricky enough. Just imagine when the root of the issue is in a hard-to-reach area or a dark place you don’t dare access.

Instead of enlisting the help of a professional and risking paying an unreasonable amount just for a diagnosis, you can take matters into your own hands — without literally using your hands. As long as you have the Sinji Borescope, you can snake your way into places where you need to take a closer look.

This flexible cable will slip past just about any obstacle to provide you with a quick and easy overview of what’s going on. That way you can see the issue without accidentally finding a spider or something. Whether it’s a blocked drain pipe or a defective machine part, it’s capable of providing you with crystal-clear footage, all thanks to its HD recording quality and six powerful adjustable LED lights. If you really want to get into the nitty-gritty of it, you’ll note that it’s equipped with a two-meter MicroUSB to USB cable and waterproof ø8mm camera lens, along with a hook and magnet that could be useful for retrieving lost keys and other items.

Sinji Borescope also has an accompanying app and software that you can download on your smartphone tablet or PC that will allow you to take photos, record the video, and save clips immediately on your device.

With this in tow, you can get to the bottom — quite literally — of any problem. The two-meter variant usually retails for $38.79, but you can get it on sale for only $29.95. There are also five-meter and 10-meter options for $32.95 and $39.95, respectively.