🔬 Enhance Your Phone's Microscopic Capabilities: KINGMAS 60X Clip-On Microscope Magnifier Lens with LED Lights for iPhone, Samsung, and More Mobile Phones (Universal) Review

I wanted to be able to use my phone to zoom in on small details, like photographing butterflies or taking close-up photos of flowers, which my phone doesn't have enough zoom for. Not this lens. It's more like a microscope. It has a light source and a very short focal length, so the lens should almost touch what you want to photograph. It can capture beautiful images of individual hairs, tiny fibers, grains of salt and the like. Colored and regular lights add interesting effects when shooting…

I don't know why it has so many 5 star reviews because it doesn't work on anything other than ink on paper. The listing also states that this product has more buyers than other brands. For these reasons I ordered it as a birthday present for my son. After trying this and it didn't work I tried going back online and it says no refunds. Well, there's a reason people keep it. Not because they're happy with it, but because they can't get it back! However, nowhere in the listing does it say the item

I used this with my Google Pixel 3 XL with Otterbox case. I've tried using this device with the case removed and it works, but the results were the same regardless. It does a fantastic job. The hardest part is staying still. I found that filming the trichomes was best. You can see here that he is doing a good job. It was very easy to install and set up. Another important point is to shoot in white light and not under LEDs. When you put the scope on your phone for the first time, you need to…

This little guy is great at $8! There really is no learning curve. You just have to literally point the microscope's objective exactly to what you're observing and you'll get a clear image, if not just adjust it a little as instructed. I bought this for auto detailing to take close up shots to show how dirt and dust are really small rocks on your car. However, the photos show a purple microfiber cloth and suede. I did this to better show myself why rubbing the car with suede is not ideal if I…

I really liked this little microscope, the detail of what is on a dollar bill, a watch or an insect like an ant is quite interesting. this is not a laboratory microscope, but it is powerful enough to satisfy my curiosity when inspecting circuit boards. It's very easy to set up and the clip and springs are strong enough to hold the phone firmly while talking. A few phones, I was comfortable with the clip, it doesn't damage the screen or the camera, the clamping pressure is enough to hold the…

This little guy is great for $8! There really is no learning curve. You just have to literally point the microscope lens exactly at what you are observing and you will get a sharp image unless you just adjust it slightly as instructed. I bought this for auto detailing to take close up shots to show how dirt and dust are really small rocks on your car. However, the photos show a purple microfiber cloth and suede. I did this to better show myself why rubbing the car with suede is not ideal if I…

I really liked this little microscope, the details of what you can see on a dollar bill, a wrist watch or an insect like an ant are quite interesting . This isn't a lab microscope, but it's powerful enough to satisfy my curiosity when inspecting circuit boards and circuit boards. It's very easy to set up and the clip and springs are strong enough to hold the phone securely while making calls. a few cell phones, I was comfortable with the clip, it doesn't damage the screen or the camera, the…

This item is amazing. It takes some training to set up, but after a few tweaks it becomes a lot easier to manage. While the zoom feature isn't a main reason I chose it, it works quite well. You don't actually need to adjust the telescope tube if you move the lens just a little further. It's all part of the learning curve. Great idea for a product. I had a lot of fun using this with my phone's 13MP camera. Clarity is excellent, especially in HDR mode. When setting up the camera, you'll need to…