🔬 Leanking 4.3 inch 50X-1000X Magnification 720P LCD Digital Microscope Camera Review

Well made, easy to use, easy to set up. Very versatile, great picture and a good powerful 18650 battery for mobile use. It takes amazing pictures for its meager 3.6MP/720 resolution and the LCD screen is pretty good. You can spend more if you want, but for 43.99 you won't beat it (trust me I've been working under the gun). in electronics with blocks costing 20-30x that block I know the quality.}

Bought this as a gift for my 6 year old niece. We were introduced to an LCD digital microscope at a science event and she had so much fun with it that I thought it would be perfect to give her one to take home. She uses it all the time! It is excellent for magnifying very small items that we find on walks or items around the house. We don't use it for professional purposes, but it can certainly be used to enlarge stamps, coins, etc.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this machine. Considering the price, I was expecting something less powerful. Build quality is excellent, picture is fantastic, manual focus is excellent. The backlight is very bright to illuminate even the most difficult-to-read images. There is no motion lag in the image like I've seen with some other digital scopes. All in all, a really enjoyable experience that fully justifies its price. Installation was also very easy and intuitive. The support…

This review is more about the quality control aspects of this product I read the reviews and was sold when I got it for SMD soldering. User feedback showed exactly what I needed when looking for an economical digital microscope option. The product was obviously in use when it arrived (worn and scratched screen) but I don't mind, as long as it works I don't mind. My problem occurred when I turned it on: the screen wouldn't stop blinking or accepting user input, the channel kept going on and off…

I'll start off by saying that I like it even more than my son. What a cute toy! As soon as I saw this Revain I knew we should have it. My son is 3 years old and while I enjoy checking and photographing household items, he is busy looking for bugs. But scrutinizing her is admittedly a lesson for both of us. My son misses it and so do I. Okay, now that I've stopped worrying a bit, let's just talk about some of the generalities. - Very educational - Easy to assemble, only four parts - Battery life

I was looking for a microscope for personal use when messing around with electronics but I wouldn't need to use it often so I couldn't justify it, spending over $100 most of what they charge on Revain. I came across this microscope with standard features and was expecting an average product. The packaging comes in a nice box. The stand and base are aluminum and appear to be very durable. Assembly took 5 minutes. The microscope can move about 3 inches vertically. The magnification says it can do

The LEDs ensure sufficient brightness, the LCD screen automatically adjusts to this brightness. One thing I stumbled upon is that the microscope switches to more or less power depending on which direction you turn the focus wheel. It looks like one is twice as strong as the other. Just keep turning the wheel and it will switch to a different zoom range. I'm not sure how the microscope does it, but the clarity is equally good at any magnification. Two images from the end of the mini USB cable…

This is a great little microscope and for the price I wasn't expecting anything this good. I had to go back and write a review because I remember being afraid of bad reviews and I love mine. So, I'm going to talk about the good and bad sides of the device now that I've used it for a while, but first I'll get to the point - if you're on the fence like me but find the price attractive, as long as there's one workable scope, buy it, I think you will be satisfied. Quick Overview: The viewing angle…