I use this $17 USB-C gadget every week, and I bet you don’t have one
Tip I use this $17 USB-C gadget every week, and I bet you don’t have one I recently bought a cheap USB-C endoscope camera and I've been kicking myself for not getting one sooner. By Hans-Christian Dirscherl and Joel Lee Jul 24, 2026 8:00 am PDT Image: Ennovor Every so often, I end up with a new gadget, accessory, or tool that’s so good that I wonder how I ever lived without it. My most recent example is this USB-C endoscope camera, which I snagged for just $17.
- ▪Tip I use this $17 USB-C gadget every week, and I bet you don’t have one I recently bought a cheap USB-C endoscope camera and I've been kicking myself for not getting one sooner.
- ▪By Hans-Christian Dirscherl and Joel Lee Jul 24, 2026 8:00 am PDT Image: Ennovor Every so often, I end up with a new gadget, accessory, or tool that’s so good that I wonder how I ever lived without it.
- ▪My most recent example is this USB-C endoscope camera, which I snagged for just $17.
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Tip I use this $17 USB-C gadget every week, and I bet you don’t have one I recently bought a cheap USB-C endoscope camera and I've been kicking myself for not getting one sooner. By Hans-Christian Dirscherl and Joel Lee Jul 24, 2026 8:00 am PDT Image: Ennovor Every so often, I end up with a new gadget, accessory, or tool that’s so good that I wonder how I ever lived without it. My most recent example is this USB-C endoscope camera, which I snagged for just $17. What’s an endoscope camera? Think of a long, flexible tube with a camera and light attached to one end. In the medical field, it’s used to look inside the human body—but for me, it’s been an everyday game-changer for all kinds of practical uses.
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