Wireless Digital Microscope 10X-400X, 10DM USB Handheld Microscope Camera with 8 LED Lights, Portable Brightness Adjustable Microscope for Adults/Kids 8+ Compatible with Android, iPhone and PC. This microscope is a lot of fun and can be used with the base or can be detached and can use it anywhere. It syncs wirelessly to my cell phone so my phone screen is the image the microscope is looking at. This has gotten to be both fun and not because of all the things I keep looking at with it until I started looking at my face and oh god! the amount of impurities and hair that my naked eye can't see is bad! lol. So look at your own risk, but definitely it's worth buying it and would buy again. 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend this item.

Fascinating product. My first impression depends on how well the manufacturer packed its product. In this case, I was very much impressed, as the images will show. It tells me the manufacturer cares about their product and it will arrive fully intact. Good job! I was surprised by the weight of the product, it feels solid and durable.

Included was a user manual, microscope monomer and base, charging cable, five sample specimen slides, five blank slides and two magnetic specimen fixation clips. You’re required to download the DL Scope app for IOS/Android devices. App is also available for PC.

The User Manual was easy to read/understand. Installation was simple, I was up and running in no time, there were no hiccups.

Once I installed the app I turned on the unit and connected to the microscope Wi-Fi and was set, the microscope image appeared. I couldn’t wait to use one of the sample specimen slides. I was amazed the way I could zoom into the specimen with clarity. I experimented with several of my own specimens and I was not disappointed in the least.

I spent a lot of time with this product and I have no negative comments.

This little microscope is great to get the kids interested in Science. My 6 year old was marveled at all the things we put under the lens. Setting it up wasn't very straightforward, even though it includes instructions. You have to download an app from the Appstore and pair your phone to the microscope. A downside to this is that it requires a dedicated wifi connection between your phone and the device, which means that if you're using the microscope, you will lose your wifi connectivity in order to connect directly to the microscope. The kit includes some empty slides for you to create your own samples, but it also comes with 6 prepared slides, including an ant, a cross section of a pumpkin seed, a cross section of a corn kernel, and others. Pretty cool to see things up so close. Would make a great gift for kids in elementary or middle school.

The microscope itself is detachable to view more than just slides. Carrying strap for take along, buttons to press for zooming and lighting. Calibration ruler.
Great for young teens as a beginner microscope.

Waaayy back when I was in 9th grade, I could never focus a microscope. Immediately, I wished for one that was a lot easier! A few years later, one came out that could be connected to a monitor, but it cost something like $900. I figured I'd wait until the price came down, but eventually, I forgot about it. Only now, when I got the opportunity to get this microscope, did I revisit the idea.

All I can say is FINALLY!!! My thought that it'd be easier to focus something that I wasn't trying to look through with one eye turned out to be exactly right. This is simple to focus! Once I figured out that I'd have to turn the monomer focuser and not just the height of the stand, I was golden. The only negative I can find is that it doesn't go to 1000x magnification. I do also wonder how long the backlight in the stand is going to last, though, because I don't see a way to charge that part up.

As is fairly common for me, I did lose the instructions before I actually got everything set up. However, I had read them, so I knew how to get it connected to the computer via USB cord. I usually have a frustrating time with wireless, so I use cords whenever I can and avoid apps and such. Once it was connected, I watched one of the videos on the listing to pick up some more tips since I still haven't re-found the instructions.

I checked out the ant, pine needle cross-section, and pumpkin stem. They're all quite cool. I noticed that all of the plant samples are stained. Staining makes things much easier to see. I'm sure I'll look up how to do that for any DIY samples I make.

Overall, it's great that technology I've waited over 30 years for has finally gotten out of the lab environment and is now readily available at home-use prices. I love it when something I envisioned years ago becomes a real thing!

Great fun and easy to use for my 12 & 14 yr old boys and I. The camera part is easily used by itself and we ended up looking at everything we could grab. The camera has light +/- control buttons and focus control right on it. The kit comes with blank glass slides and a set of prepared slides with different specimens. The camera and stage both have their own battery and the lighting on the stage is great! Very bright and RGB full color changing to highlight different slides. The app is straight forward, I use it on an Android phone, but it also says it can connect to PC and Apple. The 3 photos were taken from the app on my phone. My boys never knew about micro printing on US bills, so that was fun. The other two were from the included slides. We keep thinking of more things to look at close up.

I acquired this handheld microscope as a part of the treatment process for baldness. It works well for the purpose.
Note that it uses WiFi instead of Bluetooth for connection, so if one chooses the phone as the display, internet connection will be lost during the session.

It works and it's fun. If you have grandchildren or even adults that like to look at different things under a microscope, this is really cool. And everything connected the way it was supposed to was very easy. You'll really enjoy it.

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This product can be used in two ways, both of which project their image ONLY on the screen of a computer, smart phone, or electronic pad. It can be used more or less in a typical microscope configuration, or the viewing tube can be removed from the base and used in a free-hand way.

It is a very attractively designed product and seems to be well made. Any child who can work a smartphone or a computer game will quickly catch on to how to make use of this device. Not only can the child display a specimen on a video screen, but photos and videos of the specimen can be captured in living color! Moreover, who knows what art dwells on the wing of a fly?

While it is called an “intelligent microscope”, I think it might better be called a MACROscope, since its claimed magnification is only 400x – substantially less than is necessary to see the small organisms and objects that are typically viewed by microscopes. It has two magnetic arms that very nicely hold slides or specimens in place.

It is a great way to introduce an elementary school child to the scientific methods of observation and collection of small specimens. The product comes with five slides that include a small ant and items of vegetation, and another five blank slides for the user to mount specimens.

The product can also be used for such purposes as to read small print on antiques or examine the quality of a weave, or search a coin for imperfection’s, etc.

I am sure that most children and many adults would be happy to have this device.

The manual could be better organized. You can download a copy from the internet.

There are some videos. about this and similar devices, on youtube that can be found on a search for “intelligent microscope”.

Easy to put together and set up. This microscope comes with 5 sample slides so you can get busy looking at specimen right away. The only slow down is that when you first pull it out of the box you may need to charge it for a few hours. But honestly other than that this cool device lets you see the tiniest of things that you can find. Cross sections of ants, stems, leaves, etc. Experiment with bacteria growth and find sand grains. Do it all.
This would make a cool gift for a science minded child or adult and would even be great in a classroom.

We are having fun finding all the cool things we can in nature and in our home that we want to see up close. Wanna know what fizzy drinks look like 1000x zoomed in on? Then get this!