Product Description
This high-quality stereo zoom microscope is ideal for precision work requiring magnification. Featuring a convenient trinocular design that allows viewing with both eyes or attaching a camera, it offers continuously variable magnification from 3.5X to 90X using its zoom objective and additional 0.5X and 2.0X objectives. The 10X eyepieces provide a comfortable viewing field. Ideal for everything from product inspection and quality control to biology studies, this microscope illuminates samples clearly and evenly thanks to its powerful 56-LED ring light, which is cooler than bulbs to prevent heat damage to sensitive materials. A tabletop pillar stand provides stability, and illuminance is continuously adjustable. Its convenient design and wide magnification range make this an excellent choice for professionals and students alike.
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Eyepieces are tilted at 45 ° and can be rotated 360 ° |
Binocular eyepiece with adjustable diopter and interpupillary distance |
Zoom lens:0.7X-4.5X |
Easy to install the camera (including camera port) |
What comes in the box?
Trinocular stereo microscope
Head holder*!
Table pillar stand*1
WF10X eyepiece *2
Eyecup*2
0.5X additional objective *1
2X additional objective *1
56-bulb LED ring light*1
φ23.2mm trinocular camera adapter*1
Black/white stage plate*1
- User manual*1
- Stage clip *2
- Dust cover*1
Microscope Specifications:
■ Very suitable for observing various things, such as insects, plants, rocks, stamps, coins, gems, electronic circuits, etc.
■ Advanced stereo microscope with trinocular zoom.
■ Zoom type, total magnification is 3.5X-90X. Use a highly accurate optical system.
■ Including 56 lights-LED ring lights (illuminance can be controlled). Since it is an LED, it will not damage the sample to be observed due to heat. * Color temperature: 6000-7000K
- High resolution, excellent image flatness and contrast can provide clear and clear images.
- Eyepiece is tilted at 45° and can be rotated 360°.
- φ30mm wide-angle high eyepiece (20 mm field of view)
- Binocular eyepiece with adjustable diopter and interpupillary distance (with rubber eyepiece)
- Each part is manufactured with high precision, so you won’t feel tired even after long time observation.
BookboyPA –
I purchased a Swift S7 Series digital zoom trinocular dissecting microscope, WF 10X eyepieces, 0.7X-4.5X zoom ability, on a pole stand to replace my really old Bausch & Lomb. There are two auxiliary lenses, 0.5X and 2.0X; the latter lens doubles magnification to 90X. I got the trinocular head, so that I can use either a DSLR camera or a Swiftcam megapixel/computer combination to take photos or video. I received the microscope four days after I ordered it, came one day early. Scope setup took about 15 minutes. All parts were packed nicely into heavy foam; I would strongly suggest keeping the foam and original packing box for future storage and transport. Each eyepiece tube had a tiny set screw that had to be removed before eyepieces could be installed; I removed them completely and saved them, as it’s my personal scope and I don’t plan on turning the head upside down. The set screws, while a nice idea, could damage the barrel of an eyepiece by gouging its surface. There is a large set screw in the head collar too that must be tightened to hold the head in place. The metal base is large, and the vertical “pillar” onto which the head collar, focus knobs, and scope head reside is sturdy and well made, all of which provides good stability to the scope during use. The base has an interchangeable black or white round plate. Least useful are the two base/stage clips. I can see their purpose on an old compound microscope without a mechanical stage, but unnecessary on a stereo scope. There is also a detachable LED ring light which seems adequate so far, but might require a brighter light source as magnification increases. During actual use, the ring light becomes less useful in taxonomic work, because when the 2X doubler is attached to increase magnification to 90X, the working distance reduces from 100mm to 30mm. It may be time to revert to gooseneck fiber optic lights rather than buying a more powerful ring light. Both eyepiece tubes have diopter correction rings that work smoothly, and the eyepiece holders turn in/out to adjust interpupillary distance smoothly. Each eyepiece has a threaded ring on the inside of the barrel to insert/remove accessories like ocular micrometers and grids. The small zoom and large focus knobs at first use felt as though they were “grainy” and rough in their movement, but after using both slowly and carefully, both move smoothly now. There is a large opaque plasticized cover that fits over the entire scope to protect it. Overall, I’m pleased with this Swift stereo microscope. It has helped immensely in identifying soil mites, small flies and small beetles, as well as small aquatic insects. I have yet to try to take photos of specimens, but haven’t decided on a computer camera, to use my DSLR, or cell phone adapter. I give the microscope a 4.4/5.0 for quality of construction, durability, and adaptability, 4.0/5.0 for price, and 4.8/5.0 for ease of handling and setup.
Tom8Pie –
I bought this to better see my fossil amber inclusions. Wow! It works perfectly for that and opens up a whole new world for the eyes to behold! Clearly and perfectly magnifies things professionally. It’s an amazing laboratory microscope for a very fair price. It’s a “must-have” if you collect fossil amber inclusions. Highly recommended! 🙂
Douglas J McCormick –
I am by no means an expert on microscopes, but for what I do, which is to look at placer gold and sort gold from what isn’t gold, this microscope does the job well. I also am happy to have the ability to add a digital camera, which I haven’t yet gotten around to. The adapter for my Sony Alpha 7 R IV costs more than the microscope. I wasn’t sure what level of magnification I would need, so I opted for higher magnification than I was getting with the student dissecting microscope I had previously borrowed. Greater magnification means I need more light. The ring light I have has about 50 LEDs. I just ordered a 144 LED light. The higher levels of magnification are really too high for gold flakes and nuggets, but the closeup views are often spectacularly beautiful and I can always switch to the lower magnification levels if I need to.
J. Doane –
Historically I’ve used Leica scopes at work and wanted something for home use. This one is well built and the optics perfectly fine for the kind of things I do at home. Great value.
R.F. Cardona –
what else but ” WOW”
Victor… –
Looks and feels like a real professional laboratory stereoscope
Vegas Luna –
i bought this one after buying one of their microscopes. very good quality. i bought 144 LED ring too like previous reviewer suggested.
Elan –
Using this for mycology.
Dale McDonald –
The kids and I have looked at all kinds of stuff they have found in the backyard. It’s a good little teaching tool. I enjoy switching the different lenses that come with it and looking at things more deeply. I also used it to remove a splinter from my finger, which was a lifesaver.
Jose Chavez –
It does what I have been trying to find with cheaper scopes. It can amplify up or down with great focus and sharpness. A bit more expensive than I was hoping for but well worth it