Andonstar AD210 10.1 Inch LCD Digital Microscope for Adults, Soldering Microscope for Electronics Repair, Coin Microscope Camera Full View for Error Coins with Light, Biological Slides Kit, 32G Card

Welcome to the microcosmic circus, ladies and gentlemen, where the star of the show is none other than the Andonstar AD210 10.1 Inch LCD Digital Microscope. This isn't your granddad's magnifying glass; this is a full-blown digital adventure into the world of tiny things, brought to you by a screen so large, it's like watching "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" in IMAX. First off, let's talk about the screen. A whopping 10.1 inches of IPS display glory, with a viewing angle so wide, you can share your microscopic discoveries with half the room without needing to pass the device around. It's like having your own private cinema for solder joints and error coins. The clarity? 1080P video and 12MP photos that'll make you believe you've got a superpower for seeing minute details. Now, onto the stand - because what's a circus without a sturdy ringmaster? The AD210 comes with an upgraded metal stand that's got more stability than a three-legged stool in a still life painting. With a working distance of 10.2 inches, you can explore the intricate details of coins, including those sneaky error ones, without turning your inspection into a neck-craning session. It's perfect for those "I need to see if this coin has a minting error" moments or when you're playing detective with solder points. But wait, there's more! This microscope isn't just for the coin collectors or the electronics tinkerers; it's a biological explorer's dream too, thanks to the included biological slides kit. Suddenly, you're not just fixing your TV; you're on an expedition to see what's inside a leaf or what makes a bug tick (or crawl, rather). The lighting system is like having your own personal sun, moon, and stars. With three types of adjustable LED illumination, you can light up your subject like it's a stage for the world’s smallest Shakespeare play. Top light for coins, side lights for soldering, and a bottom light for those biological slides - it’s like having mood lighting for your micro-world. And let's not forget the 32GB SD card that comes with it. You can capture so many images and videos, you'll need to start a YouTube channel just for your microscopic adventures. The remote control? It's like having a magic wand, letting you snap photos, adjust brightness, and zoom in without touching the microscope, ensuring your subject stays still enough for the perfect shot. Value-wise, this microscope is like finding a treasure map that actually leads to gold. For what you get - a large screen, versatile stand, comprehensive lighting, educational slides, and storage - it's an investment in your hobby or profession that pays dividends in precision and fun. In conclusion, if you're looking for a microscope that does more than just magnify, the Andonstar AD210 is your ticket to the big top of miniature observation. It's not just a tool; it's an experience, wrapped in quality and delivered with a side of humor. So, whether you're fixing gadgets or exploring nature's tiniest details, this microscope will make you feel like the ringleader of your own micro-cosmos.

I often work with electronic circuit boards. Proper magnification has always been important, especially for examining boards for solder joints, broken traces, etc. As I've gotten older, using magnifying lens has gotten a bit more troublesome. I was looking for a better solution and found this Digital Microscope. I had tried one many years ago (different manufacturer) and was unimpressed with the lower priced unit. This one appeared to have good ratings, so at the price point, I gave it a try. I'm glad I did. This works perfectly for the task I needed it for. The overall quality, ease of use, and magnifying power are perfect for my hobby work. I'm sure it would be great for other hobbies as well. Recommended.

I’m new to watch building. This is a game changer. The HD clarity and magnifying is great. Well made scope with a large screen to view and help place watch hands on the movement. Very reasonable price and the quality is great. I’m happy with this purchase. Easy to use with a remote included. WoW!

I’ve had this for quite a while now and have had no problems. Nothing is broken. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Very happy with it.

I use this for my coin collection and it works great. I had some trouble focusing and their support was fast and they helped me with the problem. Now it is easy to use and the quality is great. The visibility is great for looking at my coins.

I have been repairing a lot of electronics lately, and they're hard to see through my old-school mechanical magnifier light, so I took a chance on this unit that looked like it was too good to be true at the price. It IS too good to be true, but it is-- I can't believe it, but I guess I have to (I'm looking right at it). (Apologies to VGG.) This had more than enough height, easy to use height adjustment, easy focus (by rotating the lens), excellent lighting built in, and even came with some slides to look at as traditional "microscope" fodder. The recording functions are excellent, and if I had a youtube channel, I'd be comfortable using video from this machine. I haven't explored all the features, but it does everything I wanted it to do -- let me see tiny bits and bobs I'm trying to fix. Bravo!

This one's really nice is big as a big screen is still instead of plastic works really good on blowing up with a remote you don't have to touch the screen to blow the object up or blow it or make it smaller so it's a nice setting up

This microscope is good value for money, but has some frustrating design choices (which they seem to have replicated across their line, so it’s not that easy to find an alternative). The clips install in just one location, which means if you want to use them, you are limited to working only around the edges of a PCB, as the microsscope is going to focus less than 1”distance from the clips and *does not move* (other than a small amount of rotation to the left or right). The lens really needs the ability to be moved forward and backwards relative to the clips, or (cheaper, less desirable, but still a design improvement) there needs to be a choice of several holes for installing the clips. You're basically going to want to throw the clips out and find other ways of securing PCBs to do soldering work. The other problem is the base is non-magnetic material. Probably not an issue for many but if you have magnetically attaching helping hands you’re going to wish it was. Outside of this, the lights are great, the display is clear, and the magnification is good. It could so easily have been a five star product...