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✓ Published: 16-Apr-2016
✓ Published: 16-Apr-2016
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Here is the blunt truth - this is NOT some specially made endoscope for Smartphone On-The-Go use. Now that I have used this, I came to the belated realization that any USB Endoscope will pretty much work as long as YOU install your own Android USB Camera application. This doesn't come with any QR code or special premium app for free... I had to do my own legwork. I did find a safe option on Google Play Store, which I share and show in my video portion, that worked both on my DragonTouch tablet a
Here is the blunt truth - this is NOT some specially made endoscope for Smartphone On-The-Go use. Now that I have used this, I came to the belated realization that any USB Endoscope will pretty much work as long as YOU install your own Android USB Camera application. This doesn't come with any QR code or special premium app for free... I had to do my own legwork. I did find a safe option on Google Play Store, which I share and show in my video portion, that worked both on my DragonTouch tablet a
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