Veho Discovery DX-2 USB Digital Microscope | 5 Mega Pixels | x300 Magnification | Photo/Video Capture & Recording | Up to 2592 x 1944 Resolution | 8 LED's | Adjustable Stand (VMS-007-DX2)
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Style: DX-2 USB Microscope (x300)
Features
- Professional 5 Mega Pixel HD CMOS lens
- Photo & video capture/record - up to 2592 x 1944 resolution
- 8 LED light source
- Works with the latest Windows and Apple operating systems
- Bundled software - micro capture Plus (with measurement software)
- Complete with adjustable stand
- Multi-lingual user manual
- 10x or 300x digital magnification
Description
With up to 300x magnification and the high quality, 5G lens The dx-2 USB microscope is perfect for home or commercial use. Commercially, the dx-2 covers a variety of uses including industrial inspection, computer components inspection, scientific teaching tool, laboratory research, medical analysis, plant Dissection/examination, jewelry inspection, printing inspection and more. The dx-2 ships with a height adjustable stand and calibration software.
Light Source Type: LED
Model Name: VMS-007-DX2
Color: Multicolor
Real Angle of View: 45 Degrees
Magnification Maximum: 500 x
Item Weight: 0.81 Kilograms
Voltage: 5 Volts
Brand: Veho
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer, Laptop, Television
Objective Lens Description: Achromatic
Product Dimensions: 8.15 x 6.69 x 5.39 inches
Item Weight: 1.78 pounds
Item model number: VMS-007-DX2
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 18, 2019
Manufacturer: Veho
Country of Origin: China
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I took this and a rugged (2goPC) netbook on a 5 day Geology Field trip. I stored the microscope in a soft cloth bag inside a Nalgene water bottle. This way, I can keep the microscope in my day pack, and not worry about damaging it. The base does not fit into the water bottle, so I detach it and store it separate. The body is pretty rugged, and the lens and LEDs are recessed. The place I'd expect a failure, would be where the USB cable enters the body of the microscope. Be careful you don't kink the cable here. It seems to have two focal lengths related to distance from the object. One at about 10x, the other about 400x. It's great for looking at grain structures of rock samples. The rocks I had were not going to come home on the airplane, but I have close up pics, and pics of friends rocks too. The internal LED lights make this easy to use. When you've collected a pic, look at the magnification on the body of the microscope. Double click on the picture on the side-bar of the microscope software. When the picture opens up in the picture editor, enter the magnification into the box provided in the upper right corner of the picture editor. Now, you can use the software measurement tool in the picture editor to measure structures (and save the measurements) on the picture. Be sure you save the picture to your "My Pictures" folder. My son found a small but very ugly bug, the microscope software has video capture capability, and we were able to capture a video of the bug (turned over) trying to right himself. My son also took some really cool pictures of candy wrappers and pea-cock feathers at 400x. The actual lens is shielded by the outer clear plastic ring, and it's easy to just press the microscope against your object to view, focus, snap a pic. I don't use the base stand much. After a few tries, you can operate the microscope with one hand. There is a button to capture a picture, or click on the PC. The only down-side I have, is the lens cap does not fit tightly. I plan to add a thin bead of silicon sealer to the edge of the lens cap. But I'm glad that the lens cap does have an eye for a string to tie it to something.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2009 by Amazon Customer
I bought this as a gift for my father. So far, I am disappointed. The software is provided on a mini-CD rom, which is useless if you don't have a pop-out CD rom tray. So, I have not been able to install this software. I have contacted Veho to find out if they have the microscope driver and micro capture software available as a download from their web site. Their website is useless. I clicked on the download section of their site and was greeted with a message stating that the quota of downloads had already been met for the day and I should try again later. This was my first visit to the site. I checked the FAQ section to see if there was info about obtaining the downloads some other way - there are no FAQs even posted on the site. I sent a technical request and am now waiting for a response. If you don't have a pop-out CD tray, don't buy this product - you won't be able to load the software. While the mini-CD looks great with the product packaging, it isn't useable.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2009 by Aimee L.
it's smaller than i imagined it would be but that doesn't really make any difference. confirmed working on windows 7 x64. the device drivers installed without any problems. the program it comes with works quite well and i've had no problems with it so far. the included driver disc is mini-size but it worked just fine (using BluRay-ROM if anyone cares). it may not be a 400x zoom but its still worth the money in my opinion. i'll try uploading some pictures that i've taken so you can get some idea of the maximum magnification. when you zoom to the max, the letter 'y' in 'liberty' on a penny fills the entire screen. for clarification it comes with a stand that feels sturdy and of clean manufacture. the packaging was in good shape, although i eventually took a knife to the plastic to get it open. there's also a greyish white button on the microscope itself that you can push to instantly pull up the capturing program on your computer. have fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2010 by 4815162342 4815162342
1. The stand is junk. The U shaped piece to hold the microscope doesn't hold it at all, slips right through! So I tried to adjust it, and there it went, snapped to pieces. The microscope is taped to the stand now. Adjusting it is another issue. being such cheap material, it is not weighted enough to hold the microscope with pointing downward, it just falls over. 2. 400x? doubt that it really is, but not matter how high it truly reads, good luck trying to get anything in focus at all without constantly dealing with blur on the screen and having to refocus. I find the only way to get a decent shot at that magnification is to have the scope literally on top of the object, but you must keep it very still or you won't be able to focus in. The 400x setting is useless for those of you that want to freely move objects underneath the scope to scan them close up. It will just appear as a constant blur. And again, you can hardly achieve this since the scope has to be sitting on top of the object to focus in the first place. It's fun to have around. Seeing things up close is always interesting even at 50x. Focus works just fine at that level and the LED lights with the dimmer are a plus. I don't feel you will gain much educational value from it. It is certainly not ideal for the classroom, but kids will still enjoy it, and I have as well. It might make for a good starter USB scope, However, the price does not match it's quality. You are better off getting a cheaper model and saving for a real nice one in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2011 by MamaMater