USB Digital Microscope Compatible with Android Windows Linux Mac

Excellent value for money, and works on MacBook and Windows. I actually run virtual windows on my MacBook and it even works on the virtual machine. The software downloads fine, and you have the choice of how you wish to save the image. I wanted this to look at old jewellery (to help my elderly eyes!) and it is spot on for that. Image quality is good. The included stand is a bit wobbly, but I'm getting the more robust stand which will totally resolve this. I would note that the multi-USB plug seems a bit tight, so I am using it through an adapter/extender just in case I damage my machine's socket. It may be a fault of my machine and not the built-in plug, but always best to be safe.

Being a man over 60 and into electronics, swapping glasses all the time to see the tiny writing on components became a chore. searching the web I came across this microscope that seemed the answer as most of the time I would be sitting in front of a PC to use it. I wasn't sure what to expect for the very reasonable price, but wow was I surprised! it's perfect for what I want it for, easy to see the smallest details on a large screen and great for soldering small pins on a processor. Once you get the included stand set up it's good to go, the light is very bright and is adjustable, it's small size makes it easy to pack away in a very nice case when not needed which makes it very portable. Connectivity is good, the microscope will show up in Windows in the camera app so you can use it without installing further software. I'm very happy with the quality and it's made my hobby a lot easier. I would it.

I ordered the camera on a Thursday and it arrived next day at the time promised. I had purchased a very similar model from Maplin years ago but it wouldn't work with Windows 10 or 11. Hence I was a bit suspicious that this camera would not work with Windows 11 either, but it does. The instructions are basic and not easy to follow but with slow, careful thought I got there after a few minutes. I downloaded the AMCap software from the Cainda web site. The metal stand is too lightweight too hold the camera steady so I ordered a couple of 75 mm x 3 mm steel discs from eBay to glue onto the base. Another problem is that the clamp screw is a bit too long so the clamp cannot be done up tight enough to hold the camera firmly enough to the base. I will need to file off a millimetre or two off the end of the screw to get the clamp to hold tight. I will also try the Jiusion aluminum adjustable camera stand holder I had bought for 19 pounds from Amazon for my previous camera. I hope it fits. It looks as if it will. I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of the image, although they don't quote the number of pixels which is a bit naughty. I assume it's the minimum. Having the micrometer calibration ruler is handy. The 8 LEDs in the camera can gave bad reflections off the shiny surface but they were easily eliminated with the handy brightness control with its on/off switch. The zip case is convenient for keeping all the bits together. I found with even on minimum magnification using it hand held I couldn't keep it steady enough. Also the minimum magnification is too high for looking at skin. So I'm going to buy a 10 -200 X camera. This is more tricky as there are relatively few to choose from and they are much more expensive. Considering the low cost, I am very pleased with it. I'll probably keep this one.

It is almost impossible to keep a steady image when adjusting focus or magnification. Totally useless for any real study of importance but fantastic as a novelty device or something to inspire interest in children, or to stoke your own fascination with the very small. This thing has a fantastic zoom so seeing tiny things in great detail is awesome. This connects to PC, Mac Books, android phones and iPhones. The only thing that really lets this down is the app; it's rubbish on the phones and none existant on the Mac (use inbuilt camera apps for the Mac). Basically, you can do what you need to but in a very very basic and poorly designed way. If the app or stability was better it'd be a solid 4 star rating. Sort the app and the stability of the device and you have a solid 5 star.

Out of the box plug and play in Windows 11 with the built in camera app and Android using OTG viewer app, also other software options provided at the cainda web page. Easy connection via a combo USB and USB micro connector and an included USB-C adapter, everything neatly packed in a compact case. The microscope has focal distance for difference magnifications. You need adjust the distance between microscope and object to change the magnification, and then adjust the focus roller to get a clear image. Perfectly reasonable and adjustable light ratio too, get the focus and distance right and images are crisp and clear! The included stand/holder isn't the best crafted thing in the world but should be good enough to hold the device in place steady for you to examine any object under the scope. All things considered like ease of use, functionality, image quality and a fair price, overall very pleased with it and look forward to using it for my magnification needs.

Cheap and fell to bits. Didn’t work

Easy plug and play setup but includes a driver CD too. Barrel has zoom function with an additional zoom function and snap shot on two buttons either side. Handheld it’s even clear in the first range of magnification. Great little gadget!

This is a decent quality product, which is also reasonably priced. I think it is an inexpensive way to explore what a digital microscope can do for you. It will certainly serve that purpose well for me. It is supplied with the following: • a sturdy case • USB A to C adaptor • an adjustable stand • a printed instruction booklet • software on CD disc The USB A plug on the camera lead also contains an ingeniously concealed micro USB plug. There is also a brightness control in the lead, which controls how much light is projected onto the area that the microscope is scanning; more light does seem to enhance picture quality. The camera is well made and the focus control is easily adjustable. Unfortunately, the supplied stand lacks weight, which can cause the picture to jump about on screen when adjusting the focus slider. The size of print on the instruction booklet is on the small side, but I was still able to read it quite easily with my reading glasses. The the supplied software CD was a disappointment as each time I tried to install ‘Amcap’, the installation crashed. Downloading the software from the Cainda website resolved that problem. ‘Amcap’ worked fine on Windows 10 for pictures, see below, but I found getting good focus on video captures to be difficult although a more stable stand would probably help with this issue. I also managed to get decent pictures and good video capture using the Windows 10 Camera App, also see below. It might be worth mentioning that the camera input setting will need to be changed to use the digital microscope with the Windows Camera App. I managed to get the microscope to work on my Android phone using ‘USB Camera-Connect Easycap’, but this app is video capture only. The first and second pictures were taken with ‘Amcap’. The first is a ⅛ watt resistor, which is 1.5mm diameter and 3mm long. The second is a piece of writing paper and clearly shows the fibres in the surface of the paper. The third picture and the video capture were taken with the Window App. The picture is the surface of the “Enter” key on my keyboard.

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Windows'ta kamera olarak otomatik olarak tanınıyor, driver yüklemeye gerek yok. Android için play store'daki herhangi bir usb kamera uygulaması ile çalışıyor. Ben Samsung Note 10 kullanıyorum, herhangi bir otg kablosuna ihtiyaç duymadan doğrudan type c ile kullanabildim.

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