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Wi-Fi Inspection Cameras

Stream live video to your iPhone or Android phone over Wi-Fi

A Wi-Fi endoscope sends live video from the camera probe to your phone or tablet, so nothing plugs into the phone and you can hold the screen wherever it is easiest to see. Every in-stock model lists compatibility with Apple and Android mobile devices.

Choose by the job: a 3.9 mm probe for tight gaps, a 16.4 ft probe on a pistol grip for longer reach, or a 26-inch rigid probe for rifle barrels.

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Pistol Grip + Phone Mount16.4 ft ProbeiOS & Android
Shown: WF200
  • Free US shippingOn orders over $199
  • 30-day money-back guaranteeRisk-free on every model
  • 12-month warrantyOn every model in this collection
  • U.S.-based supportCall 877.899.8809

Editor's picks

Best Wi-Fi Endoscopes by Job

  • Best for Longer Reach

    WF200

    16.4 ft probe, pistol grip, phone mount

    $49.99

  • Best Slim Probe

    WF150D39L3

    3.9 mm probe on a 9.8 ft cable

    $49.99

  • Best for Rifle Barrels

    NTG150HW

    26″ rigid probe, fits .22 caliber and up

    $99.99

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4 products

  • WF150D39L3 Wi-Fi Inspection Camera with 3.9 mm Camera

    Tight gaps such as engine ports and small openings

    • 3.9 mm
    • 9.8 ft
    • 1080p
    • Wi-Fi

    A 3.9 mm flexible probe on a 9.8 ft cable with a Wi-Fi transmitter, 1920x1080 photos and video, and six adjustable LEDs.

    5.0 (2)
    $49.99In stock
  • WF200 Wi-Fi Inspection Camera

    Longer reach with the phone mounted on the grip

    • 7.0 mm
    • 16.4 ft
    • 1080p
    • Phone Mount

    A pistol-grip camera with a phone mount, a 7.0 mm probe on a 16.4 ft cable, 1920x1080 photos and video, and LED ring and work lights. Battery lasts up to 4 hours.

    4.5 (4)
    $49.99In stock
  • NTG150HW 26-inch Rigid Borescope with Wi-Fi

    Checking rifle barrels from your phone

    • 26″ Rigid
    • 5.0 mm
    • .22 Cal & Up
    • Wi-Fi

    A 26-inch rigid stainless steel probe with a 5.0 mm camera, removable side-view mirrors and a Wi-Fi adapter for Apple and Android devices. Fits .22 caliber and larger barrels.

    4.9 (14)
    $99.99In stock
  • NTG150W 45-inch Flexible Rifle Borescope with Wi-Fi

    Flexible rifle-barrel checks over Wi-Fi

    • 45″ Flexible
    • 5.0 mm
    • .22 Cal & Up

    A 45-inch flexible probe with a 5.0 mm camera, removable side-view mirrors and a Wi-Fi adapter for Apple and Android devices. Fits .22 caliber and larger barrels.

    5.0 (7)
    $99.99

Shop by use case

What People Inspect with a Wi-Fi Endoscope

No cable to the phone means you can put the screen where you can see it — on the grip, on the fender or in your hand.

  • Engines & Vehicles

    Look into small ports, behind panels and under the dash while you hold the phone where you can see it.

    Recommended features

    • 3.9 mm probe (WF150)
    • 1920x1080 photos and video
    • IP67-rated probe

    Top picks

  • Walls, Vents & Appliances

    Check inside walls, ducts, vents and appliances, or find something dropped behind a cabinet.

    Recommended features

    • 16.4 ft probe (WF200)
    • Phone mount on the grip
    • Hook, magnet and mirror (WF200)

    Top picks

  • Rifle Barrels

    Inspect the bore for fouling, wear and damage and share the picture from your phone.

    Recommended features

    • 26-inch rigid probe
    • Removable side-view mirrors
    • Fits .22 caliber and up

    Top picks

Buying guide

How to Choose a Wi-Fi Endoscope

Wi-Fi models trade a cable to the phone for a wireless link. Choose the probe for the job first.

  1. Probe Diameter

    A slimmer probe fits smaller openings. The WF150's 3.9 mm probe goes into tight gaps; the WF200's 7.0 mm probe is sturdier and comes on a longer cable; rifle borescopes use a 5.0 mm probe sized for barrels.

  2. Probe Length & Stiffness

    The WF150 has a flexible 9.8 ft cable and the WF200 a 16.4 ft cable. For barrels, a 26-inch rigid probe goes in straight.

  3. Your Phone & the App

    All in-stock models list compatibility with Apple and Android mobile devices. Setup steps differ by model, so follow the instructions and app named in the manual for the camera you choose.

  4. Image Resolution & Lighting

    The WF150 and WF200 capture 1920x1080 photos and video; the NTG150HW records at 1280x720 with a fixed focus suited to close-range barrel work. All have adjustable LEDs, and the WF200 adds a 1-watt work light.

Wireless convenience

Why Choose a Teslong Wi-Fi Endoscope?

A camera that uses the phone you already carry, without a cable to the phone.

  • No cable to the phone

    Live video streams over Wi-Fi to your phone or tablet

  • Apple & Android

    Every in-stock model lists both

  • Probe for the job

    3.9 mm and 7.0 mm probes, cables up to 16.4 ft

  • Rechargeable

    Up to 4 hours on the WF150 and WF200

  • U.S.-based support

    Free US shipping over $199 and a 30-day money-back guarantee

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about wireless endoscopes and connecting them to your phone.

How does a Wi-Fi endoscope connect to my phone?

The camera sends live video over Wi-Fi to an app on your phone or tablet, so there is no cable between the camera and the phone. Charge the camera, switch it on, connect your phone as described in the model's user manual and open the app to see the picture. Setup steps differ between models, so follow the manual for the camera you buy.

Do these wireless endoscopes work with iPhone and Android?

Yes. The WF150D39L3 and NTG150HW list compatibility with Apple and Android mobile devices, and the WF200 lists iOS and Android. Because the link is wireless, the phone's charging port (Lightning or USB-C) does not matter.

Should I buy a Wi-Fi or a USB endoscope?

A USB endoscope plugs into the phone's port and needs no wireless setup, but you must check that your phone's port and system are supported. A Wi-Fi endoscope has its own battery and connects wirelessly, so you can hold or mount the phone wherever it is easiest to see and your phone's port type does not matter. See our USB endoscopes if you prefer a wired connection.

Which Wi-Fi endoscope should I choose?

For tight openings such as small engine ports, choose the WF150D39L3 with its 3.9 mm probe and 9.8 ft cable. For longer reach into walls, ducts or under vehicles, the WF200 has a 7.0 mm probe on a 16.4 ft cable and a pistol grip with a phone mount. For rifle barrels, the NTG150HW has a 26-inch rigid probe that fits .22 caliber and larger.

Can I take photos and record video?

Yes. The WF150D39L3 and WF200 capture photos and video at up to 1920x1080, and the NTG150HW at 1280x720. You capture them in the app on your phone or tablet, so they are ready to share.

How long does the battery last?

The WF150D39L3 uses an 1800 mAh battery and the WF200 a 2000 mAh battery; both are listed at up to 4 hours. Both charge over USB-C. The NTG150HW has a built-in battery.

Questions About Connecting to Your Phone?

Tell us which phone you use and what you want to inspect, and we'll help you pick the right Wi-Fi model.

Questions about choosing your camera

Do all models use the same app?

Do not assume that one app or operating-system version works with every model. Follow the instructions for the exact product. WF150 lists compatibility with Apple and Android mobile devices; confirm WF200 setup requirements from its current manual.

Is a rifle borescope the same as a general inspection camera?

Both can transmit over Wi-Fi, but they are designed for different inspection tasks. Compare the camera, probe shape and intended use before selecting a model.

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