Compound Binocular Microscope H10x and WF50x eyepieces, 40X-2000X Magnification USB Camera, Microscope for Adults Suitable for Laboratory School Home Education.

This is a really cool microscope! Great deal for the money.

I got this to use for goat fecals and while it's been a task getting used to it the quality seems to be great and it has multiple adjustment levels which is nice.

If you dont mind the different type of focus and movement of the stage, and acceptable optics, then get this. If in the medical field, You may want to try another type. Im a veterinarian . I Will be returning only because I did not learn on this type of scope. Coarse and fine focus are in the right place but to go left right forward and behind, you have to use knobs on the stage... I did not realize until i got it. Im sure if you learned in this type of scope its fine but i need my left hand knob under the stage to twist and go directions and my right had for focus to work quickly. Otherwise it works fine

A solid enough microscope but I could not get a stereo image, there was not enough width variation available. The battery enclosure was not quite big enough for AA batteries, I had to force them in. The top light did not quite point in the right place and was not bright enough even at maximum brightness setting.

I really liked this microscope at first site. It looked and felt well built but I soon discovered that it severely lacked where it was most important... the optics. It has been a long time, but I have used binocular microscopes before so I was not starting from scratch. I was unable to view a single image (no separate or non fully overlapping circular images) when viewing the specimen though both oculars. You are supposed to adjust the distance between them until the two images merge but it would just not work. Maybe it is something wrong with my eyes so I gave it another chance. When viewing specimens, there was always a super annoying glare, haze, and focus never seemed very sharp. Of course some of this may be due to smudges, improper use (me), etc. but overall I got the impression the optics are very cheap thus making these issues even more apparent. The highest magnification optic (100 / 1.25) was completely unusable as the image was extremely dark. Light does pass through if looking through it once removed from the head so I guess it is misaligned or just plain bad. For the most part, I could only use the 4 / 0.1 optic as it was the only one that felt acceptable even though it too had glare, haze, etc. The USB camera was a nice addition and it was way more comfortable to use but I was not too thrilled with its resolution and/or clarity. I was seriously thinking all the optics were dirty... All the other bits and pieces were "a dime a dozen" but good to have, just know you would soon have to buy better ones. Long story short, this microscope does not seem to be something I want to keep. I had purchased it to encourage my kids to explore but it is just too hard to get anything useful out of it so I am returning it. I found an alternative that has a 10in screen and can both see objects illuminated from above, along with objects on slides illuminated from below. Most digital microscopes with screens tend to not do slides, but this one does. I think it will get much more use from my kids, and all the family. I am aware this microscope has a top light, but I did not bother to even test it. In any case the minimum magnification is still too much to view, for example, a coin (educated guessing so don't hold me to this). The other one I purchased has interchangeable heads that allows viewing larger objects too, plus optics such as the ones used on this model, for the tiny stuff you view on slides.