Cainda 4K 3840x2160p WiFi Digital Microscope Camera with Adjustable Metal Stand, Wireless Portable Microscope for Smart Phones and Windows Mac PC

This is an upgrade from my long-standing Microcapture model - which still works well, but is USB only and had no stand.This microscope is an essential tool in my stamp collecting.Its magnification levels help in spotting flaws in stamps, seeing fine detail and taking images for inclusion in the collection or in selling stamps.It was easy to put together out of the box.The software worked first time both on PC and smartphone.The microscope is rock steady on its stand and the height has good adjustment.The lights are great though I use them around 50% power most of the time.The stand is slightly shorter than I would have liked as it prevents a high enough position to photograph the whole of a large stamp - the work round for that is to simply hand hold the scope for that rare occasion.I have not had it in use long enough to know how long the battery lasts between charges, but it is certainly a week at least.

This is a great little microscope for the price. It does a good job at magnification and focusing. It is really useful when taken off the stand and used handheld. The software did not work for us but it worked well enough with Photo Booth. The 2MP camera does a pretty good job of processing images. Photos and videos are a decent quality for this package. I would really recommend.

At the price, honestly is was doubtful of the quality of this purchase, however, i am pleasantly surprised not only is the picture and video quality as advertised, it was very easy to set up and use, additionally the build quality of the fully adjustable microscope stand is sturdy with solid alluminium components and durable nylon fittings.Definitely value for money.Happy shopper :)

I think this is a very handy device, but you pay what you get and the quality of photos are mediocre. On top of that it is hard to adjust in the field, especially when it is sunny (hard to see the screen of your phone). But when I got home and had downloaded the photos they were OK, but not as good as my DSLR. The other thing to remember is the small depth of field for a microscope, the fiddly nature of placing thin objects into the field of view, the stand is handy (along with the case), although the bolts and allen key could be easily lost. Attached some photos of bits of plants to give some perspective- people tend to use photos of coins, which always look amazing as they are flat and shiny. In summary a nice cheap, light and handy device for fun and educational purposes, and definitely worth getting, but you are not going to win prizes with the photos. But what is the alternative- an expensive and heavy macros lens and photo-stacking rack?

What a fantastic purchase! Right from the build quality of the stand to the image and detail the microscope itself can uncover. I note some reviews talking about the ‘x zoom’, which I cannot comment on, but hopefully my pictures (more to come!) will give some indication of what you can expect.I bought several a couple of days ago, for an education setting and they have been a real hit. The fact that we can gather around an iPad or Smart screen (no software required on PC, works with the Camera App) virtually eradicates any sharing issues, apart from the ‘can I put my finger under now?’!?One of them did turn off after about an hour and I was a little concerned about battery life. To check, I charged them all and left them on - they all lasted over 2hrs. I believe the incident, therefore, was caused by a ‘crash’, which is referred to in the manual and a reboot sequence (two button press) detailed.Finally, even though you don’t need the PC software, it is worth going to their webpage as they are offering a free stand upgrade (with two additional lights on the base) for free!Oh, and being rechargeable, they can used anywhere!

As a replacement for my old 20-quid USB microscope which had failed, this has some really useful extra features.It has a nice cylindrical body, which is easy to make adaptors for.I'm not sure that this is really a 1920x1080 device; the manual - an actual hard-copy colour-printed one (in comprehensible English!) - states it's only 1280x720 when connected via USB cable to a PC, and I can confirm that. Works as a native USB webcam at that resolution in OBS.Wireless operation with my iPhone 7 was a revelation, and seamless using the free 'DM Wifi' App-store app. The app's menu does offer 1920x1080 and even higher resolutions, but looking at the captures, I suspect they are being upsampled from 1280x720, with no real increase in resolution.The stand is super-useful, not only for keeping things in focus, but for maintaining image orientation. The only thing I would comment on is that the stand's camera holder ring is sized to accept the flared clear lens spacer, but then the clamping screws have to be run in a long way to hold the much narrower microscope body, compromising rigidity and alignment (see first photo). I designed and 3d-printed a simple spacer (see other photos) and it's now rock solid.

This digital microscope has a strong stand and is easy to set up. Personally I wasn't able to get it working on my phone with the app, (hence the lost star) but set it up with my laptop easily enough. It has a good level of zoom and is easy to focus. Bought it for children and they were fascinated by the results. Would recommend over all.

Purchased microscope for my 14 year old daughter for Christmas, she is interested in fossils and rocks.So I thought a digital microscope would be a perfect gift.The microscope arrived well packed in its own carry case.Easy to put together and connect to my phone.All functions are easy to use.The photos are of a button die I had to hand and show the B of the BSF inscription.I did have a look at some rocks, but I forgot to take a photo. But the images where very good.It's now all packed up for the big day.She is going to love this and hopefully it will help her in the future.For the price this is very good value for the money.