🔬 Swift SW380T: High Magnification, Trinocular Compound Microscope for Research Labs with Wide-Field Eyepieces, Mechanical Stage, and Camera Compatibility Review

I am pleasantly surprised at the usefulness and excellent quality of this microscope. The images are sharp and clean. I'm glad I got it. It's fun and unpretentious, unlike my lab microscopes. I connected it to a Gosky adapter for the iPhone, which has a protruding tube that needs to be inserted into the eyepiece tube or into the trinocular. Helpful Tip: First of all. Already center iPhone and Gosky adapter with the field of view when in eyepiece position for maximum control and perfect…

Well I spent more money than I should have bought what I thought was a better average microscope. I unpacked the Swift 380T for the first time and so far I am not enthusiastic. The upper swivel collar is loose and very cheap in construction. Two threaded pins and a knurled screw serve as bearings and tensioners. For real? And should it hold focus when the eyepieces are rotated 180 degrees? The eyepieces are inserted into the head of the binocular eyepiece very easily, without friction and…

Let's just point by point because it will be faster. Questions and Answers - I had questions that I now have answers to: 1. The trinocular attachment allows you to use both eyepieces and the camera tube at the same time. (I often encountered this question, competitors' heads turned off the left eye to activate the camera port)2. You can insert a do-it-yourself darkfield "filter" into the filter holder to simulate darkfield microscopy (although it's not exactly darkfield). and if you are a…