The video borescope is the ideal tool for diagnosing hard-to-reach areas. Its main application fields include mechanical engineering, plumbing and heating, as well as the entire construction and building industry. The automotive industry also benefits greatly from the video borescope. With a one-meter-long camera probe, the video borescope can often be used without the need to disassemble machines or engines, resulting in time and cost savings. The camera head of the video borescope is equipped with bright LEDs that can be controlled and adjusted by the user directly on the device. The LEDs offer various brightness levels, allowing for optimal illumination of the area being examined. This helps to avoid overexposure, which can make the image on the display unrecognizable due to glare from the camera. In addition to the lighting, there is also a digital zoom function for the current image section, with options for 2x, 3x, or 4x magnification. The recorded images and videos are automatically saved on the micro SD card, enabling you to later retrieve and document the images from the video borescope.