🔬 Portable Wireless Digital Microscope Handheld USB Magnification Microscope Camera 50-1000X Zoom 1080P Mini WiFi Microscope Pocket Microscope 8 LED for Android Phone Tablet Windows Mac (Blue) Review

Works exactly how I needed it, not expensive, highly recommended for those who don't use it often or for checking trichomes!

I wanted to use this on my iPad Air. It worked for about a minute, then it "froze" and had to restart. Has happened every time. Then I tried it on iPhone 7 and iPhone 13. Same results. I removed it from my home wifi with the same results. NO ONE could tell me why. This is the third I've brought back to Revane. I think they are all made by the same company.

Worked great with iPhone with app downloaded. First I had a problem with the Windows 10Pro desktop camera app as it showed a black screen for videos even though it was recording the video to a file. I found that the default video renderer "Video Mixer Renderer 9" was the culprit. I switched to "Standard Renderer" and everything was fine.

This thing can keep me busy for hours. I like the wireless function, much easier to use. The quality is good and it's incredibly easy to use. Once you charge it, all you have to do is download the app and start exploring the microcosm. I bought it to inspect my soil and plants. Instead, I find it fascinating how close this thing gets to all sorts of random items. Good buy, especially for the price. It would be perfect for a young mind or any hobbyist.

I've had the wired version of this microscope for a while to look at the trichomes of my cannabis plants and it worked very well. I was very happy to hear there was a wireless version. Keep in mind that it works with Wi-Fi, but that's NOT a problem at all. I bought it because I can use it without a cable connected to my phone. The adapter for most wired versions of this product will not fit cased phones. It bypasses this whole situation. This works very well.

Very interesting device. The base is not high enough to view the object directly from above. You need to point it at an object at an angle. If you try to point it straight down, it will be too close to the base for the object underneath to be visible. I've tried putting it on the edge of a stack of books, but the stand is too light for it to fall over. The base needs to be heavier so it doesn't tip over. The stand should be higher so you can see objects directly from above.