AmScope 3.5X-90X Simul-Focal Stereo Zoom Microscope on Dual Arm Boom Stand with 144-LED Ring Light

AmScope 3.5X-90X Simul-Focal Stereo Zoom Microscope on Dual Arm Boom Stand with 144-LED Ring Light

Name: AmScope 3.5X-90X Simul-Focal Stereo Zoom Microscope on Dual Arm Boom Stand with 144-LED Ring Light
Brand: AmScope
SKU: 1097018
Price: 748.99 USD
Rating: 9.9 (3 reviews)

$ 748.99

Score By Feature

Based on 3 ratings

Satisfaction

9.74

Delivery

9.96

Packaging

10.09

Giftable

9.82

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Product Description

A trinocular stereo microscope that simultaneously views images through a trinocular port and eyepieces available in two sizes

With the 5X-90X super widefield stereo zoom, the field of view can be enlarged to 3D

The super widefield view can be as wide as 2-1/2" and the working distance can be as great as 8"

With 144 LEDs and a dimmer, this LED ring light is a powerhouse

Questions & Answers

The led dimmer unit that ships with this unit is which one? The styles shown here are two. There is a yellow-buttoned one. On the other side is ?

Comes with this scope is the one with an adjustable knob. A LED-based system I did not see any yellow buttons in 144 out of 144.

Selected User Reviews For AmScope 3.5X-90X Simul-Focal Stereo Zoom Microscope on Dual Arm Boom Stand with 144-LED Ring Light

With one minor issue, the scope of the project is excellent

5/5

use it to look at things with my children, watch electronics, and take care of splinters. With its heavy, solid construction and excellent optics, it's a great scope. With the 4k camera, I have live view on a big monitor and I can even see my hands. One thing that keeps it from sliding down the post is a small screw. When I added the camera, the weight made it difficult for it to be held in place. There's a knob on a screw with a small rubber tip that looks like a knob. It feels like the rubber tip is too small or that you have to push it down really hard The situation did not seem to be trustworthy to me. This caused the scope to slowly slide. You can see (pictured below) that I purchased a vice with rubber grips to hold it and allow it Buying the scope again would not be a problem for me. I really like it!.