AmScope H800 Series Zoom Digital Inspection Monocular Stereo Microscope 0.7X-5X Magnification on Pillar Stand with 4K HDMI Camera and 96-LED Ring Light

Right away I want to say that I am brand new to microscopes and know almost nothing about them, so please forgive me if my review is not very well done. This is my first microscope, and I ordered it with the idea that I would use it for repairing electronics and things like watch repair. I think this microscope is VERY well suited to repairing electronics, and I have seem similar ones used by content creators online who do it professionally. I can not say one way or the other if this should be considered the gold standard, since it's my first microscope, but I can say that it works incredibly well for my purposes, and has taken repair from being a task to being a joy. The level if detail this product produces is next level when you need to really zoom in on traces and tiny components for inspection, and does impeccably well with really no lag time between what you are doing and what you are seeing on your display. It somehow makes it feel natural. I have not yet fully explored all the settings and software, but from what I have done, I imagine everything works flawlessly and beautifully. I love that there is a built in light source too. I have good lighting already, but every little bit helps and makes a difference. The whole set up feels like quality, and like true care was put into manufacturing it to last for a very long time. The fact that this microscope is made with this level of quality, yet is still relatively light is even more impressive. It's nice to be able to move it from one location to another without straining yourself or working too hard. So far, even as a beginner, it has been very easy to use and figure out, even though I have not fully explored it yet. It's also a lot of fun to magnify random things just to see what they look like under a microscope. I wish I could give more technical details about this scope, but as a newbie who is not familiar, it's simply not possible. For me, it's well worth the money and a neat tool to have.

Very easy to use, perfect for in process inspection. Any HDMI screen makes it better to use it and the resolution is great

great optics, appears to have a short duty cycle, and goes black occasionally.