🔬 Vision Scientific VS-3EZ-IFR07 Binocular Trinocular Zoom Stereo Microscope with 10x WF Eyepiece, 0.7X—4.5X Zoom, and 3.5X—90x Magnification, Including 0.5X & 2X Auxiliary Lens Review

This AmScope clone is not a trinocular viewing head like AmScope, so you don't save money. Trinocular mode means you can see with both eyes and the camera at the same time. If you switch to camera view on this device, you will lose your left eye. If it's something you won't be using, it's a way to save money. But personally I would pay a little more and buy a microscope with a trinocular attachment. Otherwise good workmanship, good packaging, no operating instructions/instructions. The focus is

In the 90's my x got Leica binoculars with zoom to use for identifying microinvertebrates, then it cost 900 dollars, now they are double the price. She left it here when she left and I've used it from time to time, mostly to get the pieces out of my hands. I had to replace the top light 3 times and it was getting harder and harder to find. I ended up buying a gooseneck lamp to use the scope. A few months ago my x needed it back so i started looking for a cheaper version, i got a lot of shards…

I've been looking for an affordable microscope with special features (zoom, tripod, Barlow lenses, etc.) for a few months. Since I'll only be using it as a side hobby, I can't justify spending $500 or more on a microscope. I found this early on in my search but I wanted to educate myself to make sure I know what I really need. I kept coming back to this microscope. Until I finally got it. It came super fast. My only complaint was that the part that attaches the boom post to the base had broken…