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Jennifer Stone
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
The easily adjustable handle eliminates the need to bend your neck to find the right angle when inspecting under a truck chassis or in narrow mechanical equipment. The LED fill light is particularly powerful in dim environments, and the USB charging design completely eliminates the hassle of frequent battery changes.
Emily baker
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
Ideal for use under a car or in a warehouse! Sometimes you need to check a shelf or under the undercarriage and it sure beats the hassle of a ladder or getting on hand and knee to peek under.
John Gerken
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
I'm a car show junkie and have a "thing" for looking under people's classic cars to see how well they REALLY take care of them. So when I saw this inspection mirror I knew that I wanted to give it a try. I took it to a local car show to put it through its paces and found that it worked fairly well.This inspection mirror is a fairly compact way of viewing under and around things. It has a bright LED light and battery that can be recharged via a USB cable. The telescoping arm works smoothly and locks in place easily. The zipper case that comes with it also works well.But I have two other observations that would make this unit better:1. When you're walking around, you want the mirror to collapse as small as possible. Unfortunately, there is only one joint where the mirror attaches to the arm and the smallest angle you can fold it to is 90 degrees. It would be far better and easier to carry around if there was a way to fold it 180 degrees.2. I found myself having to constantly readjust the angle of the mirror to see what I wanted to see. Because a twist knob is required to hold the mirror angle in place, I was constantly loosening and retightening the joint. instead, I'd suggest a ball-in-socket design that would allow the joint to swivel with just enough resistance to hold it in place. That way you wouldn't have to constantly loosen and retighten the joint constantly.Overall, the tool works well, but with a couple of tweaks, it could be far more usable.
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