Elikliv EDM9 7” LCD Digital Microscope 1200X, 1080P Coin Microscope with 12MP Camera Sensor, Wired Remote, 10 LED Lights, Soldering Electronic Microscope for Adult, Compatible with Windows/Mac OS

I love to do macro photography and blow things up to as large as clarity allows. So much we give no thought to other then being a pest or nonsense is really some beautiful specimens of creation. Even the weeds we pull and kill have much more to see when magnified. I thought i’d give this a try to add another tool in the tool box especially with the ability to take stills and video with it of a high quality but also be able to interface it with my computer or any hdmi input device like the 55 inch tv. It has been a ball to use and will inspire the grand and great-grand kids to look at things around them with a different view of creation. Simple to set up and very easy to use. I personally wanted it for my electronics troubleshooting of circuit boards but so far have used it for even medical examination of skin cells and cancers. Was well worth the price. Think big in this small world!

We need to inspect a production knife edge to see imperfections and wear.
We could see the original grinding clearly and the imperfections. We could see the wear after use and reinspect after sharpening.
It is well constructed and easy to use

Loved it

Quality of picture is great. Holds full charge for more than a week without use. Bought for hobby use, but grandson used to remove a very small splinter on his own. Very pleased with this product.

Really easy to use new-type of microscope, usefull for all ages and purposes!

Excellent for my coin collection activity. Magnification is great. Wish i could see the whole coin but i see enough for my purposes. Just received so i have not used the taking pictures or video function yet. Anyway i am satisfied with product .

I was pleased when i put this little scope together and used it. I’ve been using a small stereo dissecting scope for years but needed a camera, so i tried this little digital scope. For the low magnification i need it’s fine, it’s not so good at the extreme 1200x it claims, but it’s usable at the higher magnification. It may be a plus that the rig has a rechargeable battery that will power the lamps and the display for at least an hour or so without it being plugged in.

The focus is a little bit touchy to use, is not a knob with a rack and pinion like an ordinary scope, is a knurled ring that’s turned directly. And it’s not a true ‘zoom’ scope as advertised since it needs to be refocused when the head is moved up or down to adjust the magnification.

But, it can be focused sharply and it does have adjustable magnification. I believe it’s excellent value for somebody who wants to get good video or photos of biological samples, or the coins in the headline.

It didn’t work so well for what i need to do this time, which is brushing through samples in a petri dish looking for microscopic eggs and hatchling worms. I’m spoiled by years of working with a stereo scope and find it’s much easier using tools with the stereo and betterdepth of field of an optical scope. I bought the trinocular stereo zoom scope and camera i’ve always wanted. I had to pay nearly $600+ for that rig.

Of course the new scope with binocular stereo and big optics looks and feels better. But, for about $100 i don’t think this little scope can be beat for good value if you don’t need stereo vision.

I sold this scope on ebay after using it for a few days, added an sd card to it, and got back $80 from the happy buyer. It was worth the $20 bucks to see that an inexpensive, digital scope can be this good.

I love my new, huge, trinocular dissecting scope that puts the binoculars right at eye level and has an 18 megapixel camera. And, i like this little digital scope fine, for 1/6th the price.

I’d suggest it’s an excellent scope for somebody in school or for somebody with a hobby that doesn’t need stereo. It’s ideally suited as the ‘coin microscope’ it’s advertised as, is also fine for anything that needs looking at.

My husband loves it!

Highly recommend. Well worth the money and it works great!

Mejoro mis expectativas en cuanto a su función, sin embargo, la base es bastante pequeña aun así, es un excelente producto!

Totalmente recomendado

I didn’t know what to expect at the price point, but it works pretty well as a toy for a child.
I might get one for myself for coin collection inspection, etc.
Instructions could be better, but you can figure it out anyway.

In less than 5 minutes after unboxing, this was in use. The manual is helpful. For the discounted price of $90 this is an excellent device so far. The biggest concern was how truthful the advertised magnification is. It matches sample images from other reviewers, and they don’t make false claims that can confuse someone into thinking it can be used to examine cells, etc. 1200x magnification should be interpreted as 10x magnification zoomed in and focused to maybe several times that (including digital magnification). In effect, maybe you actually get 750-900 times magnification? Hobbyists should consider this a bargain; any professional scientific microscope will cost several hundred dollars more (at least and without the camera).

The picture quality was very good. You cannot however see the whole coin at one time. Unfortunately i had to return because it only worked on the charger not when it was unplugged.

I can’t seem to get it charge, when you power it on with blue light flashing then couple seconds later it it’ll say battery low. Can i replace the battery to make it work or what should i do? Anyone having the same problem?

I am giving it 4 star as the digital microscope did what i would expect of it. I use for electronics on need about 10-15x magnification so the microscope meets my needs.
Ok, now the technical stuff: magnification factor = (screen size/image size)
screen is 15.5 cm straight across. Looking at a ruler is show 1.35cm of the ruler on minimum zoom, at maximum zoom it shows .24cm of the ruler gets:
11.5x min magnification and 64.5x max magnification.

Digital picture viewing on 31 inch (79cm) 4k monitor at a 1:1 pixel image gets:
53x minimum magnification, and 320x max mgnification.

Conclusion:
looking past the bs spec of 1200x magnification. Overall, good microscope for the price.
If you are really want to see a 1200x image get a projector monitor that is at least 428 inches, 12.66ft (1087cm) across.

El producto funciona y hace su cometido, desafortunadamente por el mal manejo del envío, me ha llegado roto.

Didn’t like the short vertical post – doesn’t allow you to do smd work but does allow you to inspect for bridges and check traces… But, i drilled a hole in the base and mounted the stand (inverted, to a movable arm. With the microscope 18: above my workspace i can view an entire smd practice board on the left 22′ display. I use the right display for youtube videos and parts lookup. I’m loving the video output feature and focusing capability. Also, the variable intensity lights aiming down on my workspace provide plenty of light!

Loved the quality and screen sharpness. Also liked the remote. Instructions need more clarification as to what plugs into where and what port is used for charging or that the two plugs from the remote need to plugged into the scope before it turns on. No where does it state that in order for the two small extensions lamps to work you need to plug power into the micro usb port at the base of the scope. On top of that instructions do not show the 2 ports or the fine adjustment wheel on the base of the scope. Quality inspection needs to wake up.

Pros: large 7′ screen, solid base. Clear images.
Cons; wired remote is slow to respond at times. Side lights are awkward to adjust by tiny wheel on back of base.

. The instructions to use were just not there. Had to figure most everything out on my own. Other wise its a great product.