4K 3840x2160P Wireless Digital Microscope, Handheld HD USB Microscope Inspection Camera Endoscope 50x-1000x Magnification, Compatible with iPhone/iPad/Android Phone/Tablet/Windows/Mac PC

The media could not be loaded. Hi all, I have tested this USB microscope 1010p resolution for the last few days.I need to mention that I purchased this item, then reimbursed by the supplier, with no contractual obligations.I have purchased with my own money the previous model non HD model, so now I will make a review of the HD model, compared to the older one.First impression on opening the box was they are very similar except the color. Old was black the new one is light blue both nice velvet finish at touch.Both have 8 LED lights around the lens with old one having a dimmer on the cable, new one as button on the side with multiple press dimmer mode.New one comes in an elegant sturdy travel box with a small stand, and adapters for USB C, microUSB and USB 2, included.The included stand, from my experience it is not very good for taking steady images as it wobbles on the table, as you need to touch the camera for focus and to take a snap. The supplier had offer previously an upgraded aluminium stand, that is makes the gadget much more usable. Please esquire with supplier to see if offer still stands.New camera has a 1920x1080 resolution in still mode and a 640x480 in video mode. App tested was the one recommended by supplier Xploview.The new images are at much larger in size (aprox 1Mb compared with aprox 90Kb old one) and better quality compared to old non HD sensor.Saying that the built in LEDs are more of a nuisance that helpful, as any gloss surface reflects the LEDs back into images. Best results are when you turn the lights off and use natural light if you can, or better still an external warm studio light, with diffuser.The package comes with a printed card of up to 0.1mm grids, etc that can be useful on scaling up/measure small items for school projects etc.Overall it is a much useful package then previous models and I can see it used by amateur macro enthusiasts, as well as by students with an interest in biology, geology, botanic, electronics, or where taking images in macro mode it important, but do not require equipment into hundreds or thousands of Euros/ Pounds. A good price performance ratio in my view. See sample images and video.

This microscope was only £39 so i really wasn't expecting much but i am pleasantly surprised. The picture quality is all the way up to 4k, im still using FHD and it is just fine. It has a ring of LED lights surrounding the lens which helps illuminate the subject. Its wireless, and works well although i prefer cable connection. the included stand is ok and will hold the body well enough but they will send you an improved stand if you email them the invoice number and review it. I use this for electronic repair, pc/laptop, consoles, SMD and rework etc and it is perfect. small enough footprint for crowded workbenches!! recommended value microscope at this price point, but punches above its weight with the returns.

This works surprisingly well and can zoom with good detail better than expected, it can be a bit of a pain to get the distance to focus correct as it changes depending on zoom level (atleast with the dial the digital zoom stays in focus but only goes to 2x of whatever zoom you are currently using) the photos included are of a 1 cent coin and a 2 euro coin, I also included a random plant that I found incase anyone wanted to look at plants as well it would work

I repair electronic items such as PCBs, mobile phone etc and although I already have a headset magnifier it does become uncomfortable to wear after a while so thought that a USB microscope would be a better option for long term use. I purchased this product after reviewing several that were available for lower prices because it offered 2MP full HD capability, whereas cheaper alternatives were only 640x380. The camera worked out of the box - I plugged it into the USB port of a Windows 10 computer and it was automatically available to the Windows camera app. It is very simple to use and, as you can see from the photo, gives a very clear image. The "WR3E" on the PCB in view is about 5mm width and the photo was taken on the lowest magnification of 40x. The camera comes in a carrying case with a decent solid stand and will be my goto aid for future PCB work.

Comes in a protective pouch / case. The scope. A small stand. 2 USB to usb C adapters. A "calibration ruler" and a leaflet with instructions how to get the scope working with Windows 7,8,10. , Mac, Android and Chrome. Also website & Email address for the supplier.The lead from the scope is about a metre long and ends in a standard USB plug that can convert to a usb micro plug. {A part hinges up to reveal the micro.} Also supplied are 2 USB to usb C adapters.There is a clear removable cap/plug at the front end of the scope. On opposite sides of the scope are 2 red buttons. 1 labelled "snap", the other a symbol of a "lamp"for the LED intensity. 3 levels and off. The LEDs switch on when the scope is plugged in.Software, 3 of which are suggested on the leaflet though more are available, possibly updated or newer. As is often the case with software, you have to find one that works on "your" phone, tablet, Laptop, PC and that you are happy using.Having got the scope to put an image on the screen I am impressed with the quality for the price. The scope is in the "inexpensive" range and is much better than I was expecting. For myself, the outstanding feature of this item is that it's mobile. I took it into the garden and was able to see plants, insects and non living items (wood, stones etc. in detail that makes them far more interesting. Indoors the same. I can see it being useful for inspecting and any intricate jobs. It will provide the opportunity for the grandchildren to see the world in a way that wasn't available to mine and even my childrens generations. Because of the mobility, I can see this item going on days out and holidays. We will have the phone with us anyway.