This is a scope camera with a nice large screen. You can control light level and there is an articulation function for the camera end of the arm, so you can look one way and then another.

I have included samples of actual pictures saved to the included MicroSD card. I took pics of areas underneath my two PC monitors (which I'd never be able to see otherwise without moving the monitors), as well as an area behind a wall I was curious if anything fell down there in the past. You can take video as well.

Sometimes it can be tricky getting "right side up" correct when running the cable (it is a circular camera) but it is very easy to see surroundings in hard-to-reach areas.

Two very minor things to note... the Kentfaith listing shows the camera bending to look backwards. The camera will bend back there, but the articulation arm will only take it to a 90-degree angle. You'd have to manually bend it the rest of the way, and I'm not sure how one would do that if you needed to get that view and the camera is out of reach. Second, be sure not to lose the camera cap/cover, which is nice to have for storage. I lost it the first time I used it. I eventually found where I stuck it, but was wishing they'd included a second one.

The screen has buttons where you can navigate things like setting date/time, camera resolution, etc. Other buttons allow you to cycle light levels, switch from still to video, etc. A button under the screen next to the articulation wheel is handy for saving snapshots of what is in the camera.

I've owned other small endoscopes that connect to a phone and only give a usable picture when things are very up-close, and even then the resolution was barely usable. This scope is on another level, a professional device. Overall a nice camera for getting into hard-to-reach areas.