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| Milwaukee 2310-21 Cordless M-Spector Digital Inspection Camera with 12-Volt Lithium Ion Battery | 
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| Brand: Milwaukee
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $444.00
Buy New: $199.00
You Save: $245.00 (55%)
Buy New from $199.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  (4 reviews)
Sales Rank: 4546
Media: Tools Hardware
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.6
Dimensions (in): 17.1 x 13.7 x 5.4
MPN: 231021
Model: 2310-21
UPC: 045242155835
EAN: 0045242155835
ASIN: B001AOVBK8
Release Date: July 1, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Higher-Resolution digital picture quality | | • | Exclusive Digital Zoom (Up to 200%) and Exclusive Digital Glare Reduction | | • | 3X Brightness Control | | • | One-Hand Operation | | • | Extended battery run-time and Auto Shut-Off |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
M Spector digital inspection camera delivers higher resolution picture quality. The M Spector features exclusive adjustable digital zoom (up to 200 percent) for precise picture focus. A 2.4" high resolution (320 x 240) color LCD display delivers clear vie
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| Customer Reviews:
Good idea, but... December 20, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I just received mine yesterday and... It's going back.br /br /The idea is awesome - that's easy to agree on. But I found three problems in implementation:br /br /1) The depth of field on the camera is too short. Items come into clear view at a very short distance, which makes determining orientation and location very difficult.br /br /2) The LED isn't diffused enough. Using the LED on BRIGHT to obtain more depth creates a bright hot spot on the image. This reduces image clarity.br /br /3) The goose neck is very stiff and not "drivable". While I wouldn't expect a drivable head at this price point, the neck is so stiff that it needs one. :) Trying to snake this *through* a bathtub P-trap would be very difficult.
 Good Product, room for a little improvement November 16, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The Milwaukee video inspection camera is a very use full tool if you need to see what you normally would not be able to. It will get into places that you would never be able to see. Great for automotive work! I bought it to work on our equipment and trucks, also to use in the field to inspect pipes for blockage problems and look into walls. Overall I find this is a very useful tool and the image is good but not great. One annoyance I find is the power button location. It is right on the front middle and I find myself shutting it off by accident from time to time as i am moving the thing around to get a better view. The picture quality as one reviewer noted is a little grainy, as you increase the zoom it gets worse, it is just like using digital zoom on any camera and the result is it gets a bit worse but by no means not visible or detailed. I think it would be impossible for such a small camera to get a lens with a better focal range for the price of $[...]! The camera is also designed to be replaceable as it most likely get damaged at some point shoving it in all those places you will probably send it. But they sell the replacement for short money around $[...] and a 3 ft extension as well and it is all water proof. The camera at time does sometimes seem to get interfered from other electrical devises (flickering) but not often. The display could be a little brighter as it will be more difficult to see in bright sun light like any LCD camera or laptop. My overall opinion is it is a good product but it does have room for improvement. It does the job for what it was designed for and i am happy with it. Also the one I bought cam with a free $[...] driver and there is also a M12 promo going on till December 31st, 2008 if you buy 2 M12 tools you will get a free impact driver drill too boot! So i also bought the copper tubing cutter witch is great. The promo is well worth it if you need some more tools! Link Below;br /br /br /[...]
 Surprised Milwaukee would attach their name to this. November 2, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
From what I observed, this has to be one of the worst products made. The image was very noisy (grainy). When the light (LED) was turned on medium or high, an interference halo (direct LED light into the image sensor) blocked out image detail.br /The product is a great idea (which is why I purchased it) but the engineering was poorly executed.br /I did return this product.br /
Go where no Eyes ever daired October 26, 2008
1 out of 10 found this review helpful
Milwaukee 2310-21 Cordless M-Spector Digital Inspection Camera with 12-Volt Lithium Ion BatteryGreat for seeing where no eyes dared to go in the past (nor no head fit- and perhaps should not have). The ultimate peeping Tom!
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