Autel MaxiVideo MV108S USB Endoscope, Waterproof 8.5mm Imager Inspection Camera with Light, 1920x1080 HD 2MP Borescope for Autel Scanner & PC, Upgrade of MV108 MV105, Snake Camera with 1M Cable

Camera quality is good, the rigid cable as well. Connected to my AUTEL MaxiCOM MK808Z-BT. Cable length is just right.

Good price, acceptable video resolution, handy built-in LED light, no documentation included. It's hard to tell what version I received. The order says MV108, but the box says MV108S which would be preferred since it seems like it's an updated product. The MV108 is claimed to have 640x480 resolution, while the MV108S is claimed to have 1920x1080 resolution. The problem is that I get both resolutions, so do I have an MV108 or an MV108S? When I save a video, the video properties are 640x480 at 10 frames per second. For inspections of fairly static scenes like clogged pipes, this resolution and frame rate should be fine. Photos are saved in 1920x1080 resolution (2 MP), 24 bit color. Bottom line is that it's not clear to me if these video and photo resolutions are correct for the MV108 or the MV108S. Video and photo quality are both grainy when using the camera in the shadows but I suppose acceptable for the purpose of this camera (inspections). If you get up close to some object so that the LEDs are shining a lot of light, then the graininess is less and you can read things like the part number on a component label. The flexible cable is nice. It bends smoothly and easily but keeps its shape otherwise. That makes it easy to maneuver and aim the camera. I haven't tested the IP67 waterproofing of the camera head. USB cable length (about 2 feet) and flexible cable length (about 3 feet) both seem sufficient. The product came with no manual, so getting the camera to work with my Windows laptop was a slight challenge. The Amazon ad seemed to suggest that all you have to do is plug the camera into a USB port of a laptop and you automatically get video displayed on the computer. So I tried that, but no video appeared. The camera was definitely getting power from the USB port since the LEDs were lit. And Device Manager detected the camera. I checked my existing Windows apps and saw that there was a Windows Camera app, which apparently is used for the laptop's built-in webcam (which I never used, so the existence of the Camera app escaped me). I ran the Camera app, and clicked on the Switch Camera icon to switch from the the front-facing webcam to the Autel camera and the Autel video appeared on-screen. The Camera app allows me to record video and to take photos. Update: The vendor clarified that I received an MV108S.

Superb video

I took a chance that it would work on my ThinkTool scanner & it works great.

Works as it should.