Sure, this is marketed as a kid’s toy. And there are more professional ones for not too much more cost. But this will work as a general use borescope. For me, this would be, engine cylinders, plumbing/drains, gun barrels, etc. - The gooseneck scope wire is a nice length, and has a good amount of rigidity to it. - It has variable light and zoom levels, and it takes good pictures and videos. - I have another borescope that uses a phone, computer, etc. for the monitor and control…so having an all-in-one handheld device without having to download and app, set it up, etc. is really convenient.
However, this scope is missing the following items I consider necessary for typical use. 1. Borescope end accessories: This scope has the typical screw threads on the end. I have a few accessories from my other borescope that fit on this….8.0 mm size. I find the general cap necessary to protect the camera and threads…but the angle mirror, magnet and hook are also useful. So I may order a set to keep with this scope. 2. A carry bag or case would have been nice to protect the screen and cam. But I’m probably being a little persnickety on this one, as it's a device marketed for kids.