Andonstar A1 Digital USB Microscope with Metal Stand, CMOS Sensor 2 Million Pixels, 1-500 Times, Camera&Video Microscope for Coin, Jewelry, PCB Repairing, Windows mac Compatible, 8 Built-in LED Light
Details
- Light Source TypeLED
- MaterialAluminum Metal
- ColorSilver
- Real Angle of View45 Degrees
- Voltage5 Volts
- BrandAndonstar
Description
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- BUILT TO LAST - Durable aluminum structure for long-lasting performance.
- CAPTURE EVERY DETAIL - Record stunning images and videos in real-time.
- SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Works effortlessly with Windows and Mac systems.
- UNLEASH YOUR CURIOSITY - Explore the microscopic world with 500x magnification!
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Perfect for coins, jewelry, and PCB repairs.
The Andonstar A1 Digital USB Microscope is a powerful tool featuring a 2 million pixel CMOS sensor and 1-500x magnification. With its durable aluminum structure and 8 adjustable LED lights, it provides exceptional clarity for various applications, including coin and jewelry observation, as well as PCB repairs. Compatible with both Windows and Mac, this microscope allows for real-time image and video capture, making it an essential device for hobbyists and professionals alike.
Reviews
A**N
At is OK for low magnification.
For my study is good. At high magnification the lens aperture needs correction
S**S
Failed
The product worked for a few hours and then it started getting bad pic.
F**L
well its cheap, works ok- gets the job done
The video is slightly laggy at default 320-240 resolution, 800x600 is about all I can stand, and above that it becomes more and more unusable at higher resolutions, using a USB-3 input to my PC, Note-USB camera has a white USB plug which is USB-2.0. If not moving a soldering iron etc, then higher resolutions for stills is fine.
W**S
It just works. for me.
I've used this to inspect solder joints on IGBT driver boards, excellent image and the stand is perfect for such large board inspections.
P**O
Magnifies excellently, the only difficulty is there is not ...
Magnifies excellently, the only difficulty is there is not much space between the camera and the item under magnification to do anything.
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