LCD Digital Microscope - 2000X Biological Microscope with Digital&Microbial Lens - Opqpq Electronic Microscope with 7'' IPS Display, 10 LED Lights, 12MP Camera, Windows/Mac OS Compatible…
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Size: 7"
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- High-Resolution Microscope: 1080P 7" IPS LCD screen offers the camcorder images more high-definition, more realistic. 75vertical rotatable screen, eliminates eye and neck strain. 2600mAh rechargeable cordless microscope runtime for 2-3h. Non-slip foot pads are added at the digital microscope bottom to make observation more stable.
- 50-2000x Dual Lens: 0-500x ordinary lens is suitable for coin/ PCB/plant etc. 2000x microbial lens is suitable for microbial/cell observation. usb microscope knob focus range 2-55mm, image adjustment wheel (1x/1.5x/3x) on the side of the screen. Portable microscope 50-2000X continuous magnification, always finding a suitable multiple for you too.
- Save & output Images and Videos: This electron microscope built-in 12MP digital microscope camera, 1080P high definition imaging. coin microscope can capture 4032*3024P image and 1920*1080P video. This portable microscope equipped with Micro SD card slot and 32G tf card(Max supports 64G card).
- Compatible with Windows & Mac OS system: this electron microscope compatible with Windows XP/Vis ta/7/8/10 or Mac 10.5/Above. Provides a wide field of view for easy viewing. Kids microscope widely used for a school class, home kids funny play and so on. Enhancing the interactivity between parents and kids, teachers and students.
- Dual Light Source: microscope kit has top and bottom LED light sources. The bright bottom source shines upward, suitable for observing glass specimens. The microscope led lights are adjustable, allowing you to set the desired level of illumination. Use USB cable to connect the microscope and base to power the bracket light source.
- Professional Observe Design: microscope for kids designed with a safety regulation area like a traditional microscope, the appropriate adjustable upper limit can avoid damage to the specimen and lens due to excessive adjustment. A firm fixing clip is installed on the object stage, the surface of the microscopes object stage is non-slip treatment.
- Great Gift: This LCD digital microscope can be used for coin collection, PCB, circuit board repair, animal, plant, biological observation(suitable for cells). This is the best gift for children, students, collectors, testers, and anyone interested in exploring the microscopic world.
- Clear Reminder: The arm of the lcd microscope reminds the recommended lens corresponding to the height of the stage. If you cannot see the screen clearly, please follow the reminder to use the corresponding lens.
- Cell Microscope Self-made glass slide is needed to observe cells or microorganisms, must be thin and transparent. Do not disassemble by yourself, to avoid abnormal use of the microscope.
Light Source Type: LED
Model Name: ODM11
Material: 7'' IPS Display + ABS Stand, Holder
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 11"L x 8.6"W x 6.3"H
Real Angle of View: 90 Degrees
Magnification Maximum: 2000.00
Voltage: 5 Volts
Brand: Opqpq
Objective Lens Description: Achromatic
Product Dimensions: 11 x 8.6 x 6.3 inches
Item Weight: 2.68 pounds
Item model number: ODM11
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 23, 2020
Manufacturer: Opqpq
Country of Origin: China
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Size: Digital microscope
My wife collects coins and this micro was a time saver for her....Very easy to work with and the magnification is eactly what she needed for her coin collection...She loves it!!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by RUBEN SOTO
Size: 7"
I am very impressed that this high resolution microscope with a good color display is so relatively inexpensive. It's not the cheapest either, but it has a lot of power and features for the price. I am a characterization scientist for a living. I have been analyzing digital microscopes for the past several months to find ones that I like for laboratory use and home use that are also relatively inexpensive. This microscope, using the 2000x magnification lens, has the best resolution of any microscope I've tested so far (other than ones at a lab that cost several thousand dollars each). I use a standard USAF 1951 resolution target, the industry standard for determining how much detail a microscope can ACTUALLY see. The reference target itself is a precision device that costs three times more than this microscope, so I have been sharing this info in reviews so home users can benefit from real data. When looking at the clusters of lines, you typically decide what the smallest set is that you can still see individual lines, some will be blurry when they are too small for the microscope to see. For this microscope, I can see all of the pairs clearly, which is amazing for a microscope this inexpensive. That means it can see at least 228 line pairs per mm, or features that are less than 2 microns (0.0002 cm or 0.00008 inches) in size. I verified that by looking at a sample of blood cells, which are 6-8 microns in diameter, and the cells are easily resolvable. The key here is that they provide two lenses. One is optimized for fine detail, and it has very high resolution, it lets you see cells and other items prepared on flat glass slides. The tradeoff of that is that it needs a lot more light, and the focus is on a very thin region which is why the cell samples are on glass. It is a fact of optics that as the magnification increases, the depth of field gets smaller. There is no way to have high magnification and see features that are 3D. That is why it is great that they provide a lower magnification lens too. This low mag lens needs much less light, and you can see 3D items well. If you look at the difference in size between the glass in the two lenses, you will understand why the high magnification lens needs more light. The glass is much smaller, so it's focusing less light onto the camera sensor. For photographers, this will all make intuitive sense too, since the same basic optics laws apply. Finally, the screen on this seems to have good color rendition. Many other microscopes have terrible screens. I don't like that I need to push a button on the screen to take a photo, it makes the sample shake, but you can simply use it tethered to a computer for that. The screen is still amazing for live viewing. On my Mac, it doesn't act as a full 12 MP camera, but that may be a settings problem for my computer. The focus adjustment is decent, I find it easier to move the sample stage to get good focus. I'll update this review with more images later to show off some other good uses of this microscope. Once again, I am impressed with the performance for how inexpensive it is.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021 by Colin Gore Colin Gore
Size: 7"
I highly prize display, electronics and optics. Claimed magnification 2000x is obviously overblown, just to achieve 1000x you need use a more expensive device with oil immersed objective. I compared pictures between an Omax M8311 microscope with a digital camera (costing about $500) and this one - and the image results are good. However, mechanically it is very cheaply made, the plastic stage is flimsy, handling slides and the sharpening image is uncomfortable (mainly with high magnifications). My intention is to educate grandchildren. We also have an IQ Crew Inverted Microscope and kids like it. This is the third microscope in possession. It didn't fulfill my expectation mainly due to cheap mechanics. If I could try it before shopping I wouldn't buy it. If somebody would like to educate kids I would advise spending a hundred dollars more and buy a decent microscope for students with a digital camera.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by Michael H
Size: Digital microscope
I never write any reviews but I just have to say that this product is amazing. For the price it is awesome, I got it for coins but I use it for anything I need help seeing. I will be getting another just because it's an amazing deal. Thanks so much.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2023 by Robert J.
Size: Digital microscope
Purchased for my 90 year old father to use for coins he has been collecting for years and he has no problem using it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023 by Maggie Mullins
Size: Digital microscope
First of all, the picture quality is EXCELLENT So why only 3 stars? Two things... 1) The silver/chromed piece is supposed to be fitted by removing the clear lens protector. REALLY???? I've tried a number of times and given up as I'm convinced any more pressure and I'll break the lens protector getting it off. Besides which I see no obvious way to "Screw the piece in". It looks like the lens protector is cemented in. I cannot remove it which also impacts how close I can get to an object but in fairness, I can get FAR closer than I ever imagined WITH the lens protector in place. I cannot see a reason why I would need to get any closer than that... trust me, on a 1 cent coin I can fill the screen with Washington sitting on his pedestal!!!!! 2. And the main reason for the down rating... NOT the Picture quality, NOT the TV, NOT the cables... The stand SUCKS!!!!!! Due to the short length you have a limited height adjustment. If I could take off that damn lens cover it might help but that only impacts how close you can get.. and that's not my problem. I have some coins I tested and I cannot raise the camera (zoom out) high enough to get a full picture of the the coin on screen. The stand height could well be twice as high and it would be perfect but it's so short as to be irritatingly limiting. Others have complained about this. I'll figure a way of resolving it but the vendor/manufacturer really should listen to feedback "FIX THE STAND!!!!!!!". So I'd highly recommend for stamps, coins, Jewelry repair, some micro electronic repair but only if you find a way to resolve the height limitation. Image quality is superb. Additional lights in the stand and the lens are superb. The Monitor has a lithium battery so it needs no additional USB power (other than for recharging the battery) which is a nice feature also. Haven't tried connecting to a PC yet as I wanted something standalone.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2022 by Stephen Johnston
Size: Digital microscope
Definitely worth it for viewing coin details. Excellent quality.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2023 by DWNY