Yeah been wanting one ov these for a few months. Thanks for the review. I'll check out this company.

Nice video and comments on apps. I'm an Andonstar fan and have two. Recommend them to many.

Very cool. I have something similar that I use almost every day because I have a visual disability. Mine is a CCTV Magnifier called the Onyx HD by a company called Freedom Scientific. I solder under mine all the time.

Nice to see it is a metal base on the microscope, makes adding a proper piece of ESD mat very convenient for professional work. Makes the Inspex and Tagarnos I've used in the lab previously seem as over priced as they really are in a bang for buck comparison.

Hi mate, your pretty on point with this item, you can go for the cheaper andonstar ad208, although it lacks the hdmi, it runs on a 18650, as well as power, great unit, and has helped my old eyes too, keep up the great videos 🤙🏼🇦🇺

Nice review! Can you do a Andonstar AD409 vs Tomlov DM202 test?

I'm only 34 but I've got a microscope for soldering as well. Soldering 0402 components is definitely a challenge without it

I have one, there is an extra input (jackplug ??). Is this for a microphone or something else ? Would be nice record also sound.

This is pretty sweet, if not a bit out of my price range.🙂 One question for you: Was it difficult adjusting to looking at what you're working on on the display as opposed to looking at the items themselves, especially at it relates to hand-eye coordination?

Okay, old video now but I believe by now a year later, you would have worked out that you have the microscope tube part too far down. It needs to be set up so the red line is just above the clamp. You then rough adjust using the wheel at the back, lock that into place then rotate the microscope body to fine focus on the job. The wheel and lift assembly looks exactly like my (smaller screened) Andonstar so that means it has a sloppy lift mechanism, an obvious fault which really should have been designed out of it by now. Mine has all your bigger screen features minus the screen real estate and 4K but seriously one doesn't need 4k - it's a marketing gimmick. Like you, I absolutely need this to work on smd stuff. But, I can mange with the smaller 7" screen without having to connect up to my 24" monitor. So that 10" screen would come in handy as an all-in-one solution I reckon. Great product for the price and I recommend these to anybody who works on fine stuff and have eyes that have seen better days - pun intended.

What's the output latency like? Close to none, or definitely noticable?

I am looking for a good microscope, mainly for coins, and been looking at this one, but also Tomlov DM602 and others. I find it very difficult to co compare the various microscopes, so it is a challenge to make a decision. Both Tomlov and Adonstar looks great. Do you have experience with the Tomlov one?

will this work for seeing the best focus of the diode laser? either neje or ortur.

$400.00 will buy a good printer and an endoscope. Nice machine for a man that makes a living with a soldering iron. Not so good for a maker. I do know what you mean about the smd surgery. Without extra eyes I can barely see the components let alone the numbers. Thanks for the review, Happy soldering.;-).

that same company makes reasonably priced ones.. how come you did not review them in comparison. I mean I can buy a Andonstar microscope from $60 all the way up to the Cadillac you presented at $600. Are the cheaper ones not good enough for us part time repairers?

It's too expensive. I'd just buy a real microscope at this point. Can you review clones of this that are closer to $100?

The screen is too big and the center of mass is too high. Sometimes, smaller is better - REALLY!