DM9 7" LCD Digital Microscope 10X-1200X 1080P Coin Microscope with 12MP Camera Sensor, 10 LED lights, Wired Remote Control

I take photographs and video for a living, though not usually on the microscopic scale. For the price, this is a pretty great deal. I've included some video from a bougainvillea flower and a still of the flower as well as of my thumbnail. I wish it had better resolution on the images, but it still does a decent job for being an affordable microscope/camera kit. The adjustable lights are a nice touch, though they don't always hold the position I want. they really help the quality of the photographs.

The monitor is also the power source for everything, so once charged, you can take the whole kit with you anywhere and be using this outside. Could pack it up in a little box - it's easy to assemble.

Takes a minute to figure out the controller, but it's pretty basic. You can also choose to have timestamps or turn off the time stamp option on both video and photo.

Hoping to make some fun micro photography projects during this quarantine where doing my usual work isn't so easy and I'm stuck inside a lot.

I bought this for my husband and he completely forgot about me

I bought this for my research purpose and now I’m using for my personal art work as well. I see the gems and stones for miniature carvings. It’s user friendly and can be easy to setup so it can be a good gift to a high school kid. I guess if you’re totally into DIY you can make your lens or adapter to fit various other lenses available out there. I recommend this to people who are into microscopic imaging and studies!

I got this for my electronics hobby for identification of chips and components. It was perfect timing with this cicada brood coming out its been lots of fun looking at bugs and dirt and well whatever else I can think to put under it great purchase!

I bought this to help me with my watch repairs, it will work very well for oiling and diagnosing problems. The picture quality is perfect for my needs! We recommend!

Easy to use microscope allowed me to discover that my hair had a cuboidal shape with less than ten minutes of setup. Who knew the human hair had various circumference shapes?!?

I was satisfied assembling and using this little scope. I've been using a small stereo dissector scope for years but needed a camera so I tried this small digital scope. It's fine for the low magnification I need, it's not as good at the extreme 1200x it claims, but it's serviceable at the higher magnification. It can be an advantage that the device has a rechargeable battery that will power the lights and display for at least an hour without being plugged in.

The focus is a bit finicky to use, isn't a rack and pinion knob like on an ordinary scope, it's a knurled ring that is turned directly. And it's not a true "zoom" scope as advertised, as it needs to be refocused when the head is moved up or down to adjust the magnification.

But it can be sharply focused and it has adjustable magnification. I think it's excellent value for someone who wants to get good videos or photos of biological specimens or the coins in the headline.

I bought this digital microscope primarily for PCB work. The 7-inch screen is high quality, and much easier to work with than the versions with the smaller screens. Construction is solid, and raising/lowering is easy, and there is also a knob to lock it the height into place. It provides clear magnification when working with small PCB components. The lighting options are especially useful - the scope has a built-in light, plus there are two adjustable/flexible LED lights that you can adjust to an optimal position and adjust the brightness. This is especially useful for uneven surfaces that cast shadows, where having the multiple lights fixes that problem.

Also included is a wired remote for taking photos and recordings. This is very useful to take photos without touching the scope, since at 1000x magnification the slightest touch will cause noticeable vibration. The camera resolution settings can be modified in the settings for your preferred image size and quality.

The day after receiving the microscope, my clothes washer stopped working. After testing various parts, I removed a control board, and saw what looked like some damage but couldn't be certain with just my eyes. I put it under the scope, and *wow* - I was able to confirm the damage to the PCB, as well as find an additional burnt out component that I did not realize may also be bad. (I attached a photo and video I took from the Microscope of parts of the damaged control board). This saved me a lot of time determining which part to order to fix the washer. (And when I have time, I plan to use the scope to repair the old board.)

Next week my kids and I will be doing some "backyard science", they want to view various rocks & minerals, plants, and other items, and are really looking forward to it!

Note: The instructions and specs refer to "TF Card" - standard MicroSD cards are the same size and work just fine.

This was great for watch repair, which is what I use it for. Easy to use. It takes pictures or videos if you add a micro sd card (not included) which helps a lot when taking it apart as it helps when I put it back together. The LCD screen is large enough to use alone, but you can connect it to your computer/laptop and get an even larger 1080p picture and record it on the PC. If your laptop has an HDMI output, you can then project it onto a TV. The microscope itself does NOT have an HDMI output. Overall a great digital microscope for the price!

The microscope is very useful for soldering work. The HDMI output as well as the large screen make it an indispensable tool. It has very good resolution. I had a small technical problem but the seller responded promptly to solve the problem. Recommend the seller.