Andonstar AD112 Portable Pocket Microscope Kit
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About Andonstar AD112 Portable Pocket Microscope Kit
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
86% liked the easy focus adjustment
To use this microscope at its full potential, I recommend learning how to use it properly. It may be difficult at first to find what you are looking for, but once you figure it out, it's really fun.
The microscope is bright and crisp and can be tilted in any direction.
96% appreciated the long battery life
I am impressed with the accessories that come with the microscope, including a micro SD card.
93% praised the rugged and durable design
The battery life is great and it comes with a microSD chip, allowing me to take HD videos and pictures.
95% found it easy to use
This product is easy to use and opens up a child's imagination to the tiny world in a natural way.
92% praised the high-resolution images
The image quality of the microscope is super clear and can be adjusted quite a bit. However, the photos I took do not do justice to the screen on the microscope.
The screen of this microscope is amazing with super high resolution, and it tilts whichever way I want it. It's bright and crisp and far better than other handheld microscopes.
85% praised the reliable led light source, while 15% found it dim
The screen allows multiple people to view the object and adjusting the light intensity is convenient.
I am concerned about the light burning out and not being able to replace the bulb.
95% liked the compact and portable design
The microscope comes with two bases to keep it dry, clean, and in focus.
I have noticed that this microscope is not exactly hiker friendly, but it can still be carried in a backpack for an afternoon.
This microscope can be carried in a backpack for an afternoon, but it's not exactly hiker friendly.
91% appreciated the high zoom power, though 9% found it limited
I noticed that the scope uses only one lens and the magnification levels seem to be digital as far as crop zooming in on the subject rather than actually using different magnifying lenses. The digital zoom does not look bad.
The scope has only one lens and uses digital magnification levels for zooming in on the subject, which doesn't look bad.
The depth of field is poor and it is difficult to focus on 3-dimensional objects. Only tiny layers of it can be focused at a time.
