A little weird with LED lights other than that it's amazing I use it for my stream hooked up to my PC directly.

The built-in LED lights lights up whatever you're looking at up close and the brightness level is adjustable, the Microscope is easy to use and hours of Fun for Kids. i was Amazed how clear everything was i was looking at and how close to each object i was able to get. really Amazing great Barchrons Microscope Camera.

Here you get a powerful V-mount battery. You should be able to operate pretty much anything with the output voltage. Unfortunately I still have a problem with my LED lamp. But that's not because of the battery. After all, I can now operate the LED light with the battery up to 80% brightness. I need to get a different cable. We sometimes had an output power of 15.9V but my light just doesn't like it (but it's a special case). In my opinion, it can actually provide the 16.8V shown on the product photos. With USB-C and the right cable, 20V at 3.25A is achievable. Otherwise, the photo camera and video camera are all operated without any problems. The battery can be charged very easily via the various power connections. The easiest way, of course, is via USB C. But here too - you need a smart power supply and cable. Otherwise it won't load fast enough! Alternatively, there are charging plates for V-mount batteries. Here you can get the electricity you need quickly enough. The V-Mount can also be used as a power bank for mobile phones etc. But that's only on the side. It is mainly used for video cameras and there are LED lights in which you can plug your V-mount battery directly. Of course I can't say anything about the duration yet, but for this price it should still be of good quality. If something were negative, I would write this as an update in my review. The price is generally steep, but you get a powerful battery. 6700mAh cannot be dismissed out of hand and that simply costs money. The 20V with 3.25A more justify the price, which is currently around EUR 319 (12/2022). There are also a lot of connections available. Not all V-Mount batteries have that either. The LED display is of course another nice feature, but not absolutely necessary. Still very nice.

This is an awesome light. I normally use a liquid gas lantern, but in a pinch this thing lights up the camp site wherever I need it. On the outside of camp, or in the tent . Very useful.

Compact yet powerfully customizable, this LED panel lights up scenes for filming videos with traditional DSLRs. As a light for vlogging, the wide dynamic range and high CRI intensifies the range of movie shooting, creating more vibrant images, whether at 2500K to almost 9900K. This is because the built-in LED chips pass through a dense, softly diffused panel, minimizing harsh shadow effects and improving lighting. However, it is not without disadvantages: in particular, the reduced power consumption of 5W also reduces the intensity to less than 60 cm lighting range at the front. Combined with the only way to mount it is on traditional DSLRs using a hot shoe or a 1/4" socket, significantly reducing the ability to brighten scenes during live streaming, meetings or even filming outdoors. The effects are limited, but I did find the flash modes to be creatively useful. The lightweight plastic chassis is sleek and has aesthetic, tactile knobs for dials to adjust brightness, power and effect modes. Power consumption was around 9W on simultaneous charging or 4. .5W via a USB Type C plug. Although the brightness level of the LED chips feels quite dimly lit for a 5W LED panel, it is sufficient for close-range filming in a compact form factor. Mounting options are what limits this, as with camera video lights, as only 2x 1/4" connections can be attached to the top and bottom with an additional hot shoe conversion adapter.

This all around is one of the most unique LED lights I've used! My first major pro is the tactility of the knobs and button. They're light but they click nicely as you move them from mode to mode. The button even has a really solid click. That being said it's also super light weight but it doesn't feel cheap. It feels solidly built like a kids toy from 10-20 years ago but has such professional use ability too. There is so many different mode options and fine adjustments to certain levels. It also gets impressively bright for such a small light. I haven't had a ton of chances to use it but when I have it's worked perfectly. I've only charged it once even with several hours of use it's still going. I think the only annoyance is the threading attachments that come with it. They feel a bit cheaper and finicky. Overall though they don't take away from the light at all. I plan on buying more myself to use for different use cases I think it's well worth it for the price!

A couple of highlights:
* Built-in Wifi connectivity allows you to use this with the DLScope app on your mobile phone which allows you to use your phone screen as the display for the microscope as well as take pictures and video.
* USB connectivity allows you to use this with your computer as an external camera. No drivers were needed for me. I was able to use this with the included "Camera" program in Windows.
* Adjustable LED lights in the microscope illuminate the subject.
* Adjustable LED lights in the base as well that allows you to illuminate behind as well. The microscope can be detached from the based and used standalone.
* Various slides included with different specimens to look at. However, there's a plastic film that is part of the label as part of the slides that obscures the specimens a bit
* Image quality and resolution is suprisingly good considering the price, size and intended audience ("for kids" according to the product title)

And a few areas that were not impressive:
* The microscope twists apart very easily. If you are not careful, you'll end up ripping this thin ribbon cable between the top and bottom halves.
* NOT 1000x zoom as it claims. There's only one optical zoom level and any "zooming" would be done digitally
* There's an attachment that's included that looks like a tiny specimen container that spins as well as allowing you slide it back and forth. The instructions make no mention of this attachment and what you're supposed to do with it. My guess is that you can use it for liquids, but the way it's designed, it's very difficult to get your fingers to it

Overall though it's a fun and easy to use microscope that allows you to easily carry it around and look at many objects up close. You might want to avoid putting this up to the skin on your face though as it tends to reveal a lot of blackheads that you might not have been aware of

These Kentfaith digital microscope LED fill lights are ok. They come simply wrapped in plastic and thats about it. The two lights are on a clip that I guess is meant to clip onto a desk to table top and reach around the microscope or whatever you want them to.
But I ordered them to go with the Kentfaith digital microscope and my review will be based on the compatibility with it.
The microscope already has two LEDs like this built into the base and are pretty dim which is why I went ahead and ordered these thinking they would be an upgrade. And boy are these an upgrade!
They actually come with a power adapter for the USB cable it is powered by and has inline controls of on/off, brightness and dimming, and even to turn one or the other lights off or have them both on.
They get MUCH brighter than the lights that come with the microscope but unless I have it near the edge of a table, it isn't a great solution because there is no way to mount these onto the original microscope base.

Overall, fantastic goose neck lights that you can use for anything at all with good controls as well. If you are ordering them to go with the microscope like I did, you might want to look for a different solution unless your microscope is near the edge of a table.