Andonstar AD266S 20X-5000X HDMI Digital Microscope, 5 Lens 2160P UHD Video Record, 7'' LCD Microscope for Adults Kids, Home Lab Biological Kit with Slides, Coin Full View

The quality of the camera deserves two stars. I can tell just the realities that I saw and nothing more. 1. When I adjust the height the microscope plate is shakin and it is not useful when you try to focus on micro level creatures. 2. Scratches on the product. 3.The worst one is interferance between the plate and 0.5mm lens when you try to focus on a 3-4mm object 4. The light control buttons work only when they want. On and off not possible sometimes. 5. Low quality sd card Positives: 1. Nice camera quality 2. Possible to add one more standard lens 20.2mm.( I havent tried it as I dont have but it was written on the cap) 3. Possible to duplicate the 7inch screen with your monitor or TV with HDMI. Summary: It is good product if it is not shaking and had a good quality feeling. However, this device looks like it will be broken.

For the money this Microscope is hard to beat in terms of quality and ease of use. It comes with 5 physical lenses in addition up to 3x digital zoom for a huge amount of differemt magnifications starting at 18x and topping out at 5100x. The optics sre very nice at lower magnifications and get dimmer as thje number goes up. This is normal for high mag numbers and although the 2 supplied LED lights are usually up to the task I found myself using a high intensity light I allready had to help illuminate very high mag numbers. The focus is nice but does get very touchy at high mag numbers as expected. Hooking the microscope up to a monitor is pretty straightforward and give a nice full picture, the supplied 7" screen is fine but your monitor is much better. Installation and assembly is easy and the supplied instructions are fairly straightforward. There are lots of pictures which helps as a reference. One final note. When I recieved my 266S digital microscope it was missing a part. this was Amazons fault as the package had been opened. I contacted the Manufacturer customer service instead of Amazon and they replied immediately and shipped the missing part within an hour of me contacting them. Thats how it should be done.

I worked in a laboratory for many years while in graduate school on some of the most expensive microscopes that costed thousands of dollars. This microscope quality for the price, is outstanding. I bought this microscope for an at-home photography project involving my mineral collection and this microscope has given me a new appreciation for the pieces that I already own. This microscope has been a valuable investment that allows me to enjoy my hobby at home, while providing high quality images, with sharp detail. The photographs are full of detail and the colors are sharp. In addition to the photo feature, this microscope also allows for the capture of HD video that impresses with its quality. If you are looking for a gift for a budding scientist, this would be an excellent purchase!

value for the money is great this scope has several functions and good resolution for the price. you can change from slides to macro viewing like yiu use to look at coins or insects, it has LED lights on a flexible stem for great light from both sides.

You cannot go wrong with this scope. I am casually interested in home/science use and I still cannot believe this much tech can be had for this price. The different lenses are overwhelming at first but very intuitive to use once you start using the scope. It's great to have these options. The metal base is sturdy as is the stage (tray) with adjustments and I am happy I got this model. Five professionally prepared slides are included which allowed me to unbox and immediately start getting used to lenses and controls. The file outputs to storage are MP4 (no strange encodes, my Win11 machine reads them fine) and JPG. The included 32GB card is plenty for scope > device transfer. The remote seemed like a luxury when I bought this but now realize it is a must have. The remote keeps the scope still for taking pics and vids where attempting to use the screen buttons does shake the image a bit. Some people have noted you have to switch the power supply for top vs bottom (condenser) illumination. I don't think this is an issue since those changes would typically involve a lens swap which means you are reconfiguring the scope anyway. Some other very minor considerations which, for the price, I'm not complaining just noting. 1. There is no fine focus. Does take a steady hand with the B and C lenses and more so with the M lens. Practice and steadying the hand helps. There is a nice smooth feel and the gears are well greased. 2. The photos have interpolation artifacts (fuzzies) which is to be expected on a digital scope. Settings don't seem to resolve so I stick to native resolutions with default sharpness. I have worked around this with short vids instead (example included). For that reason, I am happy I did not upgrade to the 10" screen. Think of the digital zoom more as framing than zooming. 3. The micro SD card slot is difficult to reach for card removal. I use a pair of metal tweezers to help.