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Borescopes with Screen

Stand-alone cameras with 4.3″ to 7″ screens — no phone needed

Borescopes with a screen carry their own monitor, battery and memory card, so you switch on and inspect — no phone, app or Wi-Fi pairing needed.

Teslong's range runs from compact 4.3-inch units to a 7-inch IPS screen, in pistol-grip, tablet-style and joystick designs. Compare screen size, resolution and battery below to find the one that suits how you work.

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7″ IPS ScreenSplit Screen6000 mAh Battery
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  • 12-month warranty3 years on F6, F8, N7, T6 & T7 PRO
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Editor's picks

Best Borescopes with a Screen, by Screen and Grip

  • Best Big Screen

    N7 PRO Dual Lens

    7″ IPS with split-screen and Wi-Fi

    ¥66,900

  • Best Split-Screen View

    T6 PRO Triple Lens

    Three lenses side by side on a 6″ IPS

    ¥68,800

  • Best Compact Screen

    NTS430 Dual Lens

    4.3″ pistol grip, dual lens

    From ¥26,800

  • Best Steerable Screen Model

    TD300P

    5″ IPS with a 2-way joystick tip

    ¥26,800

  • Best Simple Starter

    TS43 Dual Lens

    Switch on and inspect — no app

    ¥9,800

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Find the Right Screen Borescope

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2How will you hold it?
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Answer all three questions to see the best match for your needs — plus two alternatives worth considering.

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Compare Screens, Grips and Batteries

Screen size and resolution, how the monitor is held, battery capacity and camera type for each screen model.

ModelScreenScreen resolutionFormBatteryCameraPrice
TS434.3″ color——1500 mAhDual lens¥9,800
NTS4304.3″480x272Pistol grip3000 mAhDual lensFrom ¥26,800
MS450 Dual Lens4.5″854x480Tablet-style2500 mAhDual lensFrom ¥15,300
TD450s Dual Lens4.5″854x480Pistol grip3000 mAh2-way, dual lens¥23,000
NTS300 Dual Lens5″854x480Pistol grip5000 mAhDual lensFrom ¥28,700
NTS500 Dual Lens5″1280x720Tablet-style3500 mAhDual lensSold out
NTS500B Dual Lens5″854x480Tablet-style3500 mAhDual lensFrom ¥18,400
TD300P5″ IPS—Joystick handle3000 mAh2-way, single lens¥26,800
TF550 Dual Lens5″ IPS—One-handed, joystick3000 mAh4-way, dual lens¥95,500
NTS600 Dual Lens6″1280x720Pistol grip6000 mAhDual lensSold out
T6 PRO6″ IPS1280x720Pistol grip6000 mAhTriple lens¥68,800
T7 PRO6″ IPS1280x720Pistol grip6000 mAhRotating dual lens¥78,300
F6 PRO6″ IPS1920x1080Modular6000 mAh4-way, dual lens¥139,400
N7 PRO7″ IPS1280x720—6000 mAhDual lens¥66,900

Why a screen

When a Built-In Screen Makes the Difference

Five situations where a stand-alone screen beats a phone camera.

  • No Phone on the Job

    Keep your phone in your pocket: switch on, inspect and record with greasy or wet hands.

    Recommended features

    • No app or pairing
    • Photos & video to microSD
    • IP67-rated camera probe

    Top picks

  • Judging Fine Detail

    A larger, sharper screen makes cracks, corrosion and carbon easier to judge on the spot.

    Recommended features

    • 6–7″ IPS screens
    • 1280x720 on a 5″ NTS500
    • Split-screen on N7, T6, T7

    Top picks

  • Long Working Days

    Bigger batteries mean fewer recharges between jobs.

    Recommended features

    • 5000–6000 mAh batteries
    • Rechargeable lithium cells
    • 32 GB card included

    Top picks

  • Showing the Picture to Others

    Send the live image to a phone or tablet so a customer or colleague can see what you see.

    Recommended features

    • Wi-Fi remote viewing
    • Wireless sharing on TF550
    • Mini HDMI out on F6 PRO

    Top picks

  • A Compact Kit for the Toolbox

    Small 4.3–4.5 inch units that fit a toolbox for quick checks.

    Recommended features

    • 4.3–4.5″ screens
    • Pistol-grip or tablet-style
    • Cables up to 50 ft

    Top picks

Buying guide

How to Choose a Borescope with a Screen

With the screen built in, four things decide how the camera works for you.

  1. Screen size

    4.3–4.5 inch screens keep the unit compact; 5 inches is the all-rounder; 6–7 inches makes fine detail easier to judge and easier to show to someone else.

  2. Screen resolution

    Screens range from 480x272 on the NTS430 and 854x480 on most compact and 5-inch models to 1280x720 on the NTS500, NTS600, N7, T6 and T7, and Full HD on the F6 PRO, F8 PRO and TF600.

  3. Grip style

    Pistol-grip monitors leave one hand free to feed the probe; tablet-style monitors can be set down while you work the cable; the modular F6, F8, TF500 and TF600 pack down for storage.

  4. Battery and storage

    Batteries run from 1500 mAh on the TS43 to 6000 mAh on the NTS600 and PRO models. Most models include a 32 GB microSD card; the TS43 needs your own card to save photos and video.

Buying guides & how-tos

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Why Teslong

Why Choose a Teslong Borescope with Screen?

Stand-alone cameras built to work without your phone.

  • Every screen size

    4.3, 4.5, 5, 6 and 7 inch monitors

  • Batteries up to 6000 mAh

    Rechargeable batteries in every model

  • Every camera tip

    Single, dual, triple, rotating and articulating probes

  • Share when you need to

    Wi-Fi viewing on NTS600, N7, T6, T7, F6 and F8 PRO models

  • U.S.-based support

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

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about endoscopes and borescopes with a built-in screen.

What is an endoscope camera with a monitor?

An endoscope camera with a monitor does not require a smart device to view the images from the camera. As these devices include a dedicated screen, you do not need to find another device, an app, or learn how to use the application. Instead, view everything right on the screen with dedicated controls. However, dedicated screens are not often very large, and you are limited to the screen size included.

How can I use my endoscope with a screen?

An endoscope with a screen is very easy to use. First, make sure the device is fully charged before using. Now turn on the display and the camera before inserting them into a vehicle. While the camera moves into the vehicle, use the dedicated monitor to view the inside of the car or boat. Finally, use the buttons on the screen to gain a clear image of what you are trying to see.

When done, remove the camera from the vehicle and save the video or images on a microSD card and transfer them to the computer of your choice. Finally, wash all parts, recharge, and store them in the included case for the next use.

How does an industrial endoscope with a screen compare to other endoscopes?

Average endoscopes are used for human internal inspection, while industrial endoscopes are used to inspect industrial equipment. Most industrial endoscopes are actually borescopes but with a more rigid design. Many people will choose an endoscope for more maneuverability.

What is the best endoscope?

Teslong makes a variety of endoscopes to work for any use. No one option is better than the other, but each is made for a specific purpose. Therefore, the endoscope that suits your needs best is the best option for your needs. Pick from options like USB, dedicated screen, articulating camera, and much more.

What should I look for in an endoscope with a screen?

When picking an endoscope with a screen, consider the use first. If you need better visuals, pick one with a micro SD card so you can move the images to another screen. Also, consider how you will charge the device. No matter what, you want a long gooseneck for the endoscope that is waterproof. A lithium-ion battery will last the longest and require less charging.

Do endoscopes hurt?

Teslong endoscopes with screens are industrial inspection tools for engines, pipes, walls and equipment. They are not medical devices and must not be used inside a person or an animal. Using a borescope on a vehicle or other item will not cause any pain for the user.

Are endoscopes safe to use?

Endoscopes are safe to use when used properly. Always use the endoscope as directed in the instruction manual. Teslong inspection cameras are for equipment, not for use on people or animals. Keep the monitor dry (the IP67 rating covers the camera probe), don't force the probe or insert it into moving parts, and clean the probe after each use.

Why choose a Teslong endoscope with a screen?

An endoscope with a screen requires less effort for use as you do not need to find or charge another device to use. The dedicated screen still allows you to save video and images but to an SD card to view on another screen later. Otherwise, everything you need is right there with an included screen. Finally, the devices are easy to set up and store for less time wasted on your part. All of our devices are built to last and function better so you can function better and quickly.

What screen size should I choose?

Compact 4.3- and 4.5-inch screens (TS43, NTS430, MS450, TD450s) keep the camera small enough for a toolbox. 5-inch models (NTS300, NTS500, TD500, TD300P, TF500, TF550) are the all-rounders. Step up to 6 inches (NTS600, T6 PRO, T7 PRO, F6 PRO, F8 PRO, TF600) or the 7-inch N7 PRO when you need to judge fine detail on the spot or show the image to someone else. Resolution matters too: the NTS500 shows 1280x720 on a 5-inch screen, and the F6 PRO, F8 PRO and TF600 have Full HD 6-inch screens.

What is the difference between a pistol-grip and a tablet-style monitor?

A pistol-grip monitor (NTS300, NTS430, NTS600, T6 PRO, T7 PRO, TD450s, TD500) puts the screen on a handle, so you can hold the camera in one hand and feed the probe with the other. A tablet-style monitor (NTS500, NTS500B, MS450) is a flat unit you hold in both hands or set down while you work the cable. The F6 PRO, F8 PRO, TF500 and TF600 use a modular design that packs down for storage.

How long does the battery last on an endoscope with a screen?

It depends on the model. The NTS300, NTS430, NTS500 and NTS500B are rated for 4–5 hours and the TD300P for up to 5 hours; the MS450, TF550 and TF500 run around 4 hours; the TD450s, TD500, NTS600, N7 PRO, T6 PRO, T7 PRO and F6 PRO run 3–4 hours; the F8 PRO and TF600 up to 3.5 hours; and the compact TS43 up to 3 hours. All of them recharge, most over USB-C.

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Borescopes with a Built-In Screen

A borescope with a built-in screen is a complete inspection kit in one unit: camera probe, monitor, rechargeable battery and memory card. There is no phone to pair and no app to install, which makes it the practical choice for workshops, job sites and anyone who would rather keep their phone out of the engine bay.

Choosing a Screen

Teslong screen models run from the compact 4.3-inch TS43 and NTS430 to the 7-inch N7 PRO. Most work is comfortable on a 5-inch screen such as the NTS300 or NTS500; step up to 6 or 7 inches for fine detail or when you need to show the image to a customer. Resolution goes up to 1280x720 on the NTS500 and NTS600 families and Full HD on the F6 PRO, F8 PRO and TF600.

Grip, Battery and Camera

Choose a pistol grip for one-handed use or a tablet-style monitor you can set down. Batteries range from 1500 mAh to 6000 mAh, and every screen model is available with the camera tip you need — single, dual, triple, rotating or articulating.

Need help? Call our award-winning support team at 877.899.8809

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