[Blood Version] Vabiooth Dual-View Compound Monocular Microscope 40X-2500X Magnification with 7" LCD Screen 5MP E-Eyepiece, Adjustable Mechanical Stage, Aluminum Carry Box for observing Live Blood

My daughter wanted a microscope, tried to buy a cheaper one, that can only be a toy, no practical use, so i bought this microscope. It is packaged in a box can be very good protection microscope, It is very good quality, but also very easy to install and is made of metal, works very well. It also comes with an LCD display, the world under the microscope is displayed on the screen at glance, very clear. It is still relatively complete with all kinds of functions. The kid loves it, and she is happy that she finally learned how to operate the microscope.

The function of this microscope is very similar to the ones I've used in school, not as heavy duty construction but the functionality is very similar. The screen works well so you don't have to strain your eyes on the loupes, and it comes with slides and a really durable carrying case for easy and secure transport. The quality of the loupes is great, no blurriness whatsoever and focuses well.

I am pretty new to the hobby of microscopy and this is my second microscope. My first was essentially an inexpensive digital stereo microscope. After using it for a while, I realized I was serious about the hobby and wanted an upgrade. This s ope provided the digital screen like my old one, but also the double eye piece.I found the objectives to be a significant upgrade over my old scope and was happy with an oil immersion lens being included.Other featured I like, the mechanical stage, adjustable brightness and the iris on the condenser.Overall I find this a very easy to use scope and miles ahead of my beginner digital scope. That all said, as my knowledge of scopes increases, I have discovered a few downsides.One, the condenser does not have a filter holder, which I now wish I had.Second, the screen is mostly useful at the lowest magnification... when I use the 10X objective, I see a significant loss of resolution the screen, and anything beyond the 10X, the screen isn't really practical. Also, I can't take photos or videos without additional optional hardware, while this was all included with my less expensive digital scope.My plan is to probably ditch the screen all together and get a DSLR adapter, as being able to photograph my findings is important to me.Overall, I am very happy with this scope, though I'd probably buy a variant with a filter holder if I was purchasing again.

I wanted to get my niece into science as I feel girls need to be exposed to this to develop an appreciation for it early in life where they may pick up on the interest later on in life. I settled on a microscope as it's a perfect way to engage her in science and biology.The unit's build is great, it's quite sturdy but not to the level of the heavy-duty units that I remember using in school. I can appreciate that it isn't super heavy as this is for a 12 year old who might not want to have trouble picking it up and storing it away. The unit can be used with the traditional scope or the screen. Screen is great to have while sharing and explaining what it is we see together. It is clear and you can change brightness levels to your liking. It comes with a pack of slides and cover slips. I only wish they included iodine with the unit. It comes with a nice looking case to store it in.I admit, I did relive my youth and had loads of fun while showing my niece all sorts of fascinating things under the scope. We started with the usual onion skin cells and checked out pond water with phytoplankton and zooplankton. Generally, a quality microscope would cost over $1000, so I feel this is a quality investment into her education.

I have a microscope in my lab; however, due to the fact that I do need some urgent sample lookup from time to time, I decided to have one in my house as well for backup. That being said, this kit comes with quite a lot of tool I am looking for. The monitor is crystal clear to display what I needed, so I don’t need to stick my eyes in there. And the zoom are interchangeable in case you need that. My kid is fascinated by the germs he could see in his germs, even in the smallest zoom setting.

Product came in a case wrapped in plastic bags. Includes a screen, microscope, 3 pairs of eyepieces (10x, 16x, 25x), 50 slices and charging cord. Everything is easy to setup. I barely used the user manual. There are 4 objective lenses(4x, 10x, 40x and 100x) giving enough magnification for most uses. I made a slice using onion and the cell walls are very clear on the screen (can’t see other organelles because I didn’t dye the specimen).

Good kit with variety of accessories

The microscope I recently purchased has been impressive, exceeding my expectations. The one thing I like about this is the 5MP Electronic Eyepiece coupled with a 7" LCD display, which together create an incredibly viewing experience. By my estimation the camera has about a 25x effect.The build quility is good with accurate slide manipulation along the X and Y axes.The ability to comfortably view specimens on a big screen is a game-changer, especially when multiple people need to observe at the same time. I would recommend this microscope to anyone in need of a high-quality, user-friendl educational tool.