DEPSTECH Uses

We got a DEPSTECH endoscope last year. It’s perfect for seeing in to spaces that you can’t eyeball yourself. And there are plenty of those tight spots - especially in a building that was made in the 1890’s. We liked it so much that we gave one to our family members that live in Virginia. One of them asked us if you could see fish underwater. That’s very possible because it is waterproof and has a light on the end of it. You hook it up via Wi-Fi and can observe whatever it sees on your iPad or iPhone screen, taking photos or movies if you like. We have also used it for other things. My husband’s gum was sore after visiting the dentist and my hearing hasn’t been so good as of late. So we hooked the DEPSTECH up. He checked his gum, and then he checked my ear. Being a physician he used endoscopes for laparoscopic surgeries so he is very familiar with using one. All I can say is that this little device is reasonably priced and is a very handy tool to have around. We are amazed whenever we ask all the repair people who come in our house if they own one and they don’t. I also heard it’s great for checking car engines. If you don’t have one - you should! 

DEPSTECH Wi-Fi Endoscope

We live in a place where it is pretty tight quarters. It is near to impossible to access whatever is going on above us in the “attic space” above the washer and dryer in the tiny closet. Every once in awhile you need to get a closer look at the old pipes and check for other untoward things. And once you are up there, you can’t even fit in to the space because of hvac and beams. So we decided to get an endoscope in case the need arises in the future for us to get a better view - not only for there, but other tiny spaces that you just can’t see. I checked on Amazon and found the best results for the DEPSTECH endoscope camera. Both my husband and are were Heath care professionals. Endoscopes have certainly come a long way! He was so thrilled to see this thing because he loves to explore and remedy problems. It arrived yesterday and it really is something else. At this time we don’t need it for anything in particular so I just stuck it in his ear, behind the refrigerator, and up in to the kitchen cabinet. It is semi rigid and a few feet long with a controllable light source on the tip. It also comes with attachments for the tip - a magnet, a hook, and a mirror. You can charge the batteries with the accompanying cords. You simply download the app, connect the scope via Wi-Fi to DEPSTECH via settings, and then you can view the space on your iPhone or other device, take pictures or videos, and see what’s all going on. It was only $38 - amazing! Technology has sure come a long way and can be used for very practical purposes.