Digital Microscope,4.3" Digital Coin Microscope with Screen,with 8 Adjustable LED Lights, 1080P PC View Compatible with Windows/MacBook,Base with Adjustable Lighting

When I was a kid, I had a microscope with three lenses you could switch between, along with a set of glass slides for squishing your stuff to be examined. It was a cool all-metal design.By comparison, this one feels very cheap and plastic, but it's the performance that matters. It works on a rechargeable battery(cable only included for charging), has a built-in variable brightness light, and can record directly photo or video.(with a MicroSD card, NOT included) You can also hook to PC for "live" camera or access the photos/videos.I first tried to use it to magnify the details on Geoff Darrow's epic Shaolin Cowboy comics.(my old eyes have to use thick reading glasses for his level of detail) When you can get it in the center, it works.(turning off the light helps reduce glare) And while you can manually adjust the magnification distance, there's no adjustment to move it further out, so that the stem isn't blocking what you put under. Rotating isn't really intended either, as it kind of "clicks" into place.So really it is best for small objects- I magnified my thumb injury- my phone camera couldn't really capture what I was seeing on the small monitor, but I took a built-in pic and displayed it on my 27" monitor. The lil butterfly fared better.Connection to computer was fairly easy- when connected it has selectable modes for live or file access. Unfortunately to switch you have to disconnect/reconnect.(this thing must have been designed quite awhile ago, the newest OS it mentions is Win7, but it worked on my Win10 machine) Cable is 3' long.(their pic of a big coil of cable ain't too accurate)Instructions and operation are fairly straightforward but not super user-friendly. Adults would probably need to explain it to smaller kids. Dry stuff, needs some marketing! I wish you could move the mount more to fit larger objects, they could have also thrown in a cheap MicroSD card.(or made it for standard SD, probably more of them floating around) I'm glad the focus is manual, rather than fiddling with digital adjustment, which just takes longer. All in all, I think it can be very useful!

For the money, this device is just what I needed and a great deal! I'm using it to monitor a skin condition, and it's been such an incredible asset to me. I also use this to remove splinters. It's very versatile since it can be removed from the base to magnify anything anywhere. I've used this device every single day for nearly 6 months, and I may have to charge it every 2 or 3 weeks so the battery is excellent, too. The resolution is just enough, and there are settings to zoom in even more while maintaining clarity. I love that you don't have to connect it to a mobile phone like some others I've seen on Amazon because it comes with a reasonably sized 1080p screen. It's my understanding that MoreDisp has other models to choose from that have more features for a little more money, but this one suits my needs perfectly. Here's the other amazing thing: the excellent customer service! I had a broken piece that kept me from being able to use the microscope as designed, so I reached out to the seller who sent me another unit even though all I asked for was the plastic piece. Wow! MoreDisp customer service far exceeded my expectations, and I'm so glad I purchased from this company. It's a relief to know they stand behind their products. This is an easy to use, good quality device for an incredible value with great service to boot. You won't regret purchasing this, particularly if you can't afford to spend a lot but need HD magnification.

This digital microscope is surprisingly easy to use and works great right out of the box. The large screen makes it comfortable to look at details without having to strain my eyes. I’ve used it to examine coins and small objects, and the clarity at higher zoom levels is impressive. The adjustable lights and sturdy stand really help keep everything stable and well lit. Overall, it’s a fun and practical tool for anyone curious about exploring tiny details.