I've had an analog microscope before. It was already clear to me what you can do with a microscope. I was all the more excited to see what new possibilities the leap from analogue to digital microscopes would bring.

With the classic microscope, you can observe anything you can get under the objective lenses of the microscope, but turning what you see into a photo or a short video clip is not as trivial as it sounds.

The display and the housing of the microscope are made of high-quality plastic. The rest of the microscope is made of metal. Overall, in my opinion, the processing is very valuable. The device is smaller than expected, packed very compactly.

An English-language manual is included. I couldn't find any specific installation instructions. The assembly was not a problem, I just followed the picture on the box. I charged the battery overnight.

The next morning the battery was fully charged and as soon as I switched it on I had a clean, clear picture.

Speaking of the picture. The microscope supports two modes: "PC Camera" or the 7 inch display of the microscope. In order for the "PC camera" mode to work, the "amcap" must be installed. One can find the software on the CD provided by the provider.

Incidentally, a simultaneous display on the microscope and the computer screen is not possible.