Thanks for this video. I've been thinking about getting a TomLov for a while (I have an optical scope I use for soldering) and this review finally made me click "buy" (the same model you reviewed). And I 3D printed the little adapter ring you designed!
a closer look! Oh! I love the big swing arm! perfect for an inspection station! make a ''quick fix'' a ''fix quick''.. long walk through desert not included! that's a serious tolerance problem! looks great! good luck! yup! good follow through though!🍌🌭
Two questions. 1) is there an HDMI or VGA port for a second monitor? 2) Assuming tomlov takes your suggestions to improve the mount and lamp ring, could you, perhaps, do a second video showing those improvements? Thanks!!
The camera resolution and the auto-focus is really good. I am sure the lenses are also of best quality. Maybe they already are worth the price. As you mentioned the manual focus arm is very much the same as with my camera which is about an order of magnitude cheaper. With the concept I see the problem that the local screen is of course smaller than the one on my desk and it is in the way to see the large screen. Besides the position of camera itself should be adjustable but why should I have the screen on the same holder when it is also the heaviest object on the adjustable arm? It makes sense if you have no other screen at your workplace or when you want to have everything portable. Nevertheless the camera is impressive.
I wish more there were more reviews of these digital microscopes which do a comparison to an optical binocular microscope. The true binocular vision makes soldering with them so vastly better than the digital ones. I do get that the electronic ones have fancy screens, while optical ones are hard to show off on video. And that review samples are sent around for these, while that isn't happening for the optical ones
I agree the binoculars are better for me. I use one. The digital ones are good for some people. check out northridgefix on youtube. he does SMD repairs all day long and says after adjusting to these digital microscope he can sit straight and it eliminates back pain.
Good review and seemingly good product. With regards to focus rack wobble I noticed in the TomLov presentation video (on the amazon site) they have the camera/focus rack mounted below the horizontal arm section - this would give better stability I think as gravity would assist and the turning moment would be less.. A question is there an auxiliary HDMI output that can be used on a secondary monitor?
Looks fairly useful, shame about the focus rack being so bad. The smaller 8-inch display comes with the heavy duty arm, and the 10-inch model has a much smaller looking arm.
They are both in Shenzhen china so may share the same suppliers of components. the seem to be many companies making these. I've also reviewed andonstar and Opqpq
it's a shame they don't have a light with dual polarizers on it. you would be able to read that part number without having to angle the PCB if they did. those are not too expensive these days...
I have a ring light on an optical scope that does this. I can switch on different sets of lights that are differently colored/angled/and polarized until I can see the lettering on the chip. It wasn't a very expensive thing either, just a switch that turns on different combinations of 4 sets of LEDs .
Thanks for this video. I've been thinking about getting a TomLov for a while (I have an optical scope I use for soldering) and this review finally made me click "buy" (the same model you reviewed). And I 3D printed the little adapter ring you designed!
Nice that the AF doesn't require you to yell, "FOCUS YOU F*** !!"; as is so common on several RUclips channels. Season's Greetings.
Very nice! I need one of those, but for now I'll get buy with my collection of lit magnifying glasses.
When putting it way up, it would be nice to tilt the screen downwards
Looking like a cool gadget, i can see lot's of potential possibilities and uses for it,even reading wiring diagrams,really nice zoom feature
Actually quite a nice unit.
a closer look! Oh! I love the big swing arm! perfect for an inspection station! make a ''quick fix'' a ''fix quick''.. long walk through desert not included! that's a serious tolerance problem!
looks great! good luck! yup! good follow through though!🍌🌭
Two questions. 1) is there an HDMI or VGA port for a second monitor? 2) Assuming tomlov takes your suggestions to improve the mount and lamp ring, could you, perhaps, do a second video showing those improvements? Thanks!!
HDMI
The camera resolution and the auto-focus is really good. I am sure the lenses are also of best quality. Maybe they already are worth the price.
As you mentioned the manual focus arm is very much the same as with my camera which is about an order of magnitude cheaper.
With the concept I see the problem that the local screen is of course smaller than the one on my desk and it is in the way to see the large screen. Besides the position of camera itself should be adjustable but why should I have the screen on the same holder when it is also the heaviest object on the adjustable arm? It makes sense if you have no other screen at your workplace or when you want to have everything portable.
Nevertheless the camera is impressive.
I wish more there were more reviews of these digital microscopes which do a comparison to an optical binocular microscope. The true binocular vision makes soldering with them so vastly better than the digital ones.
I do get that the electronic ones have fancy screens, while optical ones are hard to show off on video. And that review samples are sent around for these, while that isn't happening for the optical ones
I agree the binoculars are better for me. I use one. The digital ones are good for some people. check out northridgefix on youtube. he does SMD repairs all day long and says after adjusting to these digital microscope he can sit straight and it eliminates back pain.
Good review and seemingly good product.
With regards to focus rack wobble I noticed in the TomLov presentation video (on the amazon site) they have the camera/focus rack mounted below the horizontal arm section - this would give better stability I think as gravity would assist and the turning moment would be less..
A question is there an auxiliary HDMI output that can be used on a secondary monitor?
yes, it has HDMI
Looks fairly useful, shame about the focus rack being so bad. The smaller 8-inch display comes with the heavy duty arm, and the 10-inch model has a much smaller looking arm.
i need this just to read my phone these day 🤣
wow and peace be upon you sir from me
they are a bit wobbly though
I WANT ONE
Does Tomlov and Elikliv are same companies, they have both same identical products?
They are both in Shenzhen china so may share the same suppliers of components. the seem to be many companies making these. I've also reviewed andonstar and Opqpq
it's a shame they don't have a light with dual polarizers on it. you would be able to read that part number without having to angle the PCB if they did. those are not too expensive these days...
I have a ring light on an optical scope that does this. I can switch on different sets of lights that are differently colored/angled/and polarized until I can see the lettering on the chip. It wasn't a very expensive thing either, just a switch that turns on different combinations of 4 sets of LEDs
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Neat kit but would you spend $350 of your own money on it?
That's all it is? Absolutely. For a hobbyist doing SMD stuff, it seems reasonably handy. For a RUclipsr, it's a no-brainer.
Well …. Since you didn’t like it , you could always send it to me :)
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I use my cellphone instead and i don't need a gadget like this 😊
Claims your money for 4k! Is it really 4k or is it just the 4k sticker and lousy 1080 ?
You didn’t see the Sony 13M pixel sensor I showed.