I was shocked on how well it was made. its great for my spotting scope and tell lens at a great price. no regrets, I hike with mine. I did my homework on tripods before I bought this. I'm very happy with my purchase

This microscope is so great because it requires next to no setup! You essentially just point it at what you want to magnify, and dial in the focus knob! You don't have to worry about your lens hitting your subject, you don't have to prepare slides, you don't have to plug it in (except to charge the battery). You can literally just take it outside and start looking at things. This allows for a child to wonder at the world and explore it on his own terms.

The very first time I used it, I caught a spider in one of the included clear plastic cases, and looked at it with the scope. The scope seems to use 1 lens, and the magnification levels seem to be digital as far as cropping in on the subject rather than actually using different magnifying lenses. This is to be expected in this format, and the digital zoom does not look bad.

I could see all the little tiny hairs on the spider, and it was really cool! I'm very happy this product exists. It certainly doesn't replace a traditional microscope (we will be keeping our regular one), but it opens up the tiny world to a child's imagination in such a natural way. Highly recommended.

The scope of delivery and material are good. As usual, screwing it onto my lens was very easy. The filter doesn't turn as easily as my previous one, but it has a bit more grip on the outside. I really like the lens cap, which isn't pressed to the side like my original, but in the middle of the cap itself, which is a clear advantage with lens hoods, which I also use. I can't say anything about the quality of the polarizing filter yet, I'll take a few sample photos as soon as the weather finally improves.

Very good item compared to other more expensive brands. The plus: The scope of delivery includes all adapter rings, which in principle cover all diameters, including the most commonly used: 67.77 and 82 mm. Very satisfied.

I use this for soldering. It is very clear great little scope, don’t forget to takeoff the lens cap or the scope will look like it’s seeing double. I’m very happy with this I don’t really see any downside to it.

So let me get my one complaint out of the way first. The claim that the magnification is 1300X is just ridiculous. My calculations indicate about 34X magnification. I focused the camera on the word Model on the front page of the manual. With the lens as close as I could practicable get it to the page and the device zoomed in to its maximum magnification (2.9X) the letters Mo basically filled the screen. A quick measure reveals they are 8.5” wide on the screen. Measuring the same 2 letters on the paper reveal they are 1/4” wide. That seems like 34X magnification to me. That said, I did not expect anywhere near that much magnification. I got this to look at electronic circuits, coins and other things that are just a little hard for me to see. For that purpose, this thing is amazing. Having the 2 gooseneck lights plus the light on the lens itself makes this thing great. Sometimes direct light on the object actually makes it hard to see. In those cases, you can use the auxiliary lights to provide more indirect light and actually improve the contrast. I also found the polarizer does help in some cases as well. I really like that the scope comes with a remote. It allows you to zoom in and out, take pictures or videos all without touching the scope. I have one other minor criticism. The stand that holds the camera allows it to move around a little. There are 2 screws that press against the tube. They seem to have a rubber or silicone tip on them and that seems to allow it to move a bit. It doesn’t keep the scope from working well, it’s just a little nuisance. Overall, I’m quite pleased with it.

When you get used to it it great but sometimes you cant lock it onto the lens adapter and the whole thing spins

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