DM10 10.1" Digital Microscope: 1080P 1200X HD IPS Coin Microscope Magnifier for Error Coins with Light, 16MP LCD Soldering Microscopes for Adults with Screen, PC View

Larger Display, Enhanced Details, Superior Viewing Experience: This digital microscope features a sizable 10.1" IPS screen with a 178-degree wide viewing angle, revealing finer details and delivering vibrant colors and crisp images from any perspective. 5X to 1200X Magnification: Explore intricate details with magnification ranging from 5X to 1200X. Examine textures in coins, soldering, watches, plants, and diamonds with remarkable clarity. It functions as an effective tool and useful companion for precision tasks and detailed inspection. Real-Time USB Output for Improved Viewing: This soldering microscope supports real-time USB output, enabling easy connection to your computer for a larger, more detailed display. It is suitable for accurate observation and detailed analysis on a bigger screen, and for convenient sharing with others. Capture and Share Discoveries: With one-touch photo capture and video recording, this coin magnifier simplifies documenting findings. The included SD card provides sufficient storage for saving and sharing images and videos. It is ideal for students, teachers, and enthusiasts to investigate and share the microscopic world. Handy Remote Control: This microscope with a screen comes with a wireless remote for taking photos and recording video. It reduces screen shake and sample disturbance, ensuring accurate observations and a more seamless experience. Fully Illuminated View with 10 LED Lights: This LCD digital microscope incorporates 8 adjustable LED lights around the lens and 2 flexible gooseneck side lights. Extended Operation Time: Designed for coin collectors, electronics repair users, students, teachers, and curious hobbyists who require longer viewing with fewer interruptions, this DM10 digital microscope supports up to 3 hours of use for coin checks, PCB inspection, classroom demonstrations, home learning, and outdoor observation. Dedicate more time to comparing details, capturing images, and concentrating on minute discoveries