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I don’t know why they decided to have it connect through WiFi areas of Bluetooth but I often run into the issue where I’m connected to the correct network but the app still shows the device as “disconnected”. I’ve tried turning the device off and on, and I’ve tried disconnecting from the network and reconnecting. Neither seems to consistently work. So really it’s a bit of a crapshoot to see if it will connect or not

It will connect with any device that has an up to date operating system with wireless connectivity ability (Wi-Fi). They buy a device for under $10 that they KNOW is made in china and evidently expect it to be capable of performing orthopedic surgery. 1. Charge your device. The device is small so the battery won’t last long. 2. Download this application 3. Run through the VERY CLEAR AND SIMPLE SETUPS 4. Connect your device to this new WiFi network that just happened to magically appear 5. Go BACK to the app Presto. Now if you can do math without having to use your fingers and toes you will be able to grant the application permissions to do things such as create and add photos and videos that the device will allow you to record onto your phones photo library. I mean j€$ü§ people, I went to public school so it can’t be that hard. I’m amazed at your ability to go leave negative reviews about something you don’t understand how to use but at the same time you can’t figure out how to use something that literally gives you step by step instructions WITH PICTURES. JUST GO SIT IN THE CORNER AND BE QUIET BEFORE YOUR STUPID BECOMES CONTAGIOUS.

This app works really well with the "enjoy" Wireless otoscope. Sometimes it's called a endoscope and it's marked it on a different brands. It's basically the size of a pen with a camera at the tip and LEDs to light up the tip. You can attach a little "spoon" to probe around. They say it's for use in ears, But I've used it to look inside tight spaces with electronics and so forth. Basically, great for inspecting very small places. It has excellent resolution, so you get a real good idea of what you're looking at. Once people get past the initial hurdle of realizing that this device advertises itself as a Wi-Fi connection spot and that you simply connect to it via Wi-Fi, the rest is easy. The app is well thought out. I was super pleased to see that they included a iPad native version, so it works really great on an iPad Pro. They have multiple orientations Available, two different levels of zoom, and you can either take pictures or video. So it's simple app but has enough features to be quite useful. Nice to see a well engineered, reliable app that does what it needs to do and nothing else