Top 10: Best LCD Digital Microscopes of 2023 / Coin Microscope, Soldering Microscope with HDMI

Top 10: Best LCD Digital Microscopes of 2023 / Coin Microscope, Soldering Microscope with HDMI
00:00 Leipan Digital Microscope
Link: amzn.to/3iLlVNF
00:51 MOYSUWE LCD Digital Microscope
Link: ebay.us/ecGG9m
01:23 Elikliv LCD Digital Microscope
Link: bit.ly/3rOhqpW
01:57 LINKMICRO HDMI Digital Microscope
Link: amzn.to/3BfHVXa
02:33 Hayve LCD Digital Microscope
Link: bit.ly/3rKGXQR
03:07 Dcorn HDMI LCD Digital Microscope
Link: amzn.to/3uBNsUq
03:47 TOMLOV Digital Microscope
Link: bit.ly/3rQqjzv
04:22 Koolertron Soldering Microscope
Link: amzn.to/3uzs1mI
04:55 Opqpq Digital Microscope
Link: bit.ly/4771NtZ
05:56 Andonstar HDMI Digital Microscope
Link: bit.ly/3OA9zVR
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[@gixerags750]

Great comparison video. BRAVOS !!

[@dieterkohler2206]

I bought the Tomlov 602 Pro which is identical to your #1 Andonstar choice (and, actually, some other miscroscopes in your list).
Here's what you shoud know before you make the same mistake:
1. The stated resolution in the manual is bogus. It's a 4MPixel chip inside, not a 24MPixel chip.
2. The real optical resolution is only about a third of what is stated in the manual.
3. The chip is almost insensitive to blue. That was a killer because the primary goal of my buy was to examine stamps under long wave and short wave uv light. Paper reacts to long wave uv light by emitting blue-whiteish light, depending on the amount of brightener in the paper. I have paper that shines brightly and I have paper that shows no reaction. An image taken with the microscope shows almost no difference.
So for all philatelists having the same idea: It just doesn't work.

[@johnrichardson4583]

What are the prices for each

[@ronaldsmith2343]

Useless w/o $