Digital Microscope, 4.3" LCD USB Coin Microscope, 1000X 1080P Error Coin Magnifier with 8 Adjustable LED Lights, PC View, Compatible with Windows for Adults Kids

This mi roscoe is great, especially for the price. It works awesome. Screen as great detail when zoomed in. I have had instances where it would be nice to have the adjustable angle lights to view Pits or other details on coins but 99.9% of the time it's not needed, it's built in light is plenty. It is very easy to use and holds a long charge. Can take pictures and video and even comes with the memory card. So glad I chose this item!

Such a cool gadget to have at home and work on coin collecting and bill collecting. The camera is high definition and has its own very bright screen. The battery life is decent and I love how well it works! Overall great buy!

Very awesome magnifier after I messed with it for a bit I got it to be more sturdy where I could use it without it flailing around on me the focus is amazing every detail on a coin can be seen very easy to use idk about the battery life I just got it yesterday guess I will have to see it's a very good portable wise I give this 5/5 ⭐ Stars would recommend if your a coin collector / enthusiast like me worth every dollar

Pro: Nice scope for the price! Excellent for beginner coin collectors looking for details on the coin such as int marks and errors.Other:x1. Unable to review pictures taken on device. You need to connect to a computer to open them up.- Update: This was due to the poor and small print of the directions. Playing with the unit and found that it does display pics taken.2. Unable to take a pic of the whole coin. Due to focal distance, you can just get a pic of a dime.3. Zoom level is confusing. The zoom only registers from 1.0x to 4.0x. With that said It depends on how close to the object you are. The 1000x zoom is the difference from the furthest away using 1.0x to the closest to point using the 4.0xOther than that, it's a very easy unit to see details.

Got it for $30. It's not pretty, the manual isn't super helpful and the image flipped for a while until I powe cycled but honestly for $30, I expected worse. I am surprised by how functional it is for the price point. I'm content with my purchase. Just remember to remove the dust cover!

This is a good option for leisure use at home. I ise it to take a closer look for scratches and any dents or scrapes in my accessories.Setting up is pretty straightforward. I found connecting the lens body to the main pole a bit of a struggle. The lens lights up when used and it is easy to move up and down when trying to focus. The monitor screen is not HD quality or anything like that but for the price paid I think it is decent.My main issue is the stability of this unit, especially since the material is plastic, it is very lightweight. So i need to be careful that it does not topple, when I push the buttons of the menu option. Because of this, it can sometimes feel as a very useful toy rather than any professional equipment.I grade based on the purpose I bought it and how it serves that vs the price I paid for the item.

Simple to put together and easy to use. I know some users were having a problem getting the microscope to work with their computer. I hope this helps someone. To use with a computer be sure to insert the 32GB TF card into the microscope and go to settings and format it.To use with a Mac laptop without a USB port, you need to use the USB C male to USB 3.0 female adapter. Put this into the port of the Macbook laptop and connect the included USB cord to the microscope and laptop. When this makes a proper connection a popup will display on the microscope. Select PC Camera by tapping the left arrow once to move from Memory to PC Camera on microscope and select OK. Next select your app to display the microscope screen. I tried Photo Booth but it showed a mirrored image that I couldn't correct. I downloaded the free app from the app store called "Quick Camera". After installing and opening Quick Camera be sure to select “Camera”, then “Select Source”, and then select HP Video in the app. Now you should see what is on the microscope screen on your laptop.On a Windows laptop/computer it depends on what version of windows you have. To see what version you have type winver in the search bar on your computer. I have version 11 so I downloaded and installed the "Smart Camera" from the website given in the manual, pg 6 . Other apps are given on pg 6 for different versions. Plug the included USB cord to the microscope and computer. Select HP Camera on the microscope when properly connected. (Select PC Camera by tapping the left arrow once to move from Memory to PC Camera on microscope and select OK). Open Smart Camera and select “Settings” and change the Device to HD Video. Now you should see what is on the microscope screen on your laptop.The pictures are from my iphone and it focused on the microscope in the 1st picture and focused on the laptop in the 2nd picture. The 3rd picture shows them both focused but makes the microscope look really big.

This is the first time I have bought one of these. But it appears to be pretty well-made for the price and the display screen looks pretty good when inspecting coins. Still playing around with it and haven’t dealt with all the features yet. But so far so good.