LM210 10.1'' LCD Coin Digital Microscope Full View for Error Coins, Soldering Microscope Camera for Electronics Repair, 260X Adults Coin Magnifier with Lights, [12.6'' Microscope Stand] 32G

This is an excellent product weather for looking at coins or soldering.PROSComes complete including power plug, 32g sd, remote and mini SD USB adapterWell built and all components made from metalAllows a full range of view for coins and magnifies more than would be neededLarge 10 in screen, multiple adjustable lighting, video and picture capabilities,Remote allows to adjust lighting, magnifier,sharpness,exposure, black and white, negative, rotate, hold and picture takingConsDoes not have an external output for pc or monitorFor the quality, capability and price point u can't go wrong.

Love the bigger screen. Had a 4.3 but was giving a lot of incorrect highlights for coin searching. I will never use a small screen again. Easy to set up. Easy to use and more rugged as far as the arm led lights. So so happy with this model!

I'm using this for images of coins. My goal is to get a full image of the coin, while also having the capability to zoom in on finer details. With a few tweaks this could be perfect for my needs, but it does fall a bit short.My biggest gripe is that Picture mode does not match the field of view on the screen. This is advertised as being able to take a full picture of a silver dollar. After some trial and error, it certainly does that but annoyingly the screen makes it appear that part of the coin will be cut off. My photos demonstrate this. In the first picture, the coin is not fully within the image on the screen. In photo two, which is what is captured by the device, the full coin is in the field of view. This makes it difficult to get a perfect shot without switching to Review mode and double-checking.The user interface is certainly clunky. You cannot do zoom adjustments in Picture mode. You first need to switch to video mode, change the zoom, then switch back to camera mode.Both issues above can probably be fixed with a firmware update, but I doubt we'll see that given this is a generic device.The instructions are absolutely horrible, but I do think setup is self-explanatory with some patience and trial and error.On to the positives. Screen image quality is fantastic. The magnification is perfect for my needs (the lens is fixed, but up to 4x zoom using the remote). The remote works well and I was impressed with the quality of the base and mount. It is very easy to get into focus and the lighting options work great (one within the lens frame, two on the base).Having said all that, I'm not 100% positive I'm going to keep this. The field of view differences between Picture mode and Review mode are a big annoyance. I don't know if any other options in this price range (~$100) will be any different, so I'm trying the Hayve Microscope Arm Stand that will allow me to place the unit higher than the 10" arm attached to the unit's base. Hopefully this will allow me to get a full view of the coin in Camera mode and I no longer have to worry whether or not I aligned properly by flipping to Review mode. I'll update my review with my results.

Went Through Several Lower Priced Digital Microscopes and This Unit Quikly Rose to the Top.A Lower Overal (260x) Magnification Makes This Perfect for a Coin Collector. Capable of Getting A Full View of a Dollar Coin. 10" High Resolution Color Monitor/Screen, Many Lighting Options for 3-D Viewing, Slide Holder w/Bottom Light, 12" High Metal Stand for Greater Focusing Clarity, Wireless Remote for Quick Adjustments, 32-gb Memory Card for Recording & Playback of Digital Pictures & Video Clips and More. All This For Under $80. Buy a Portable Carry Bag and Your All Set.

This thing is awesome! Don’t be fooled by the smaller version claims. We purchased a different brand first, with exaggerated claims about the zoom and poor quality hardware. It took 1 day to send that one back. And despite their ads, you couldn’t even get a whole quarter on the screen. You MUST have more than 11” on the main arm or you’ll be sorry.The Linkmicro is far superior in every way, well worth the extra expense. Better hardware, realistic zoom, and you can actually see the entire dollar coin on the screen. The remote and flexible lights are a bonus, with lots of additional features. However, they need to fix the settings for using the zoom. It’s clumsy at best, forcing you to scroll through the menus to the video settings, then switching back to photograph the item.

I like it so far. Easy to assemble. Easy to operate. Magnifies very nicely.

Linkmicro 10 inch microscopeFirst thoughts from out of the box, im impressed! Ordered at 4 am and got it the same day around 5pm, i have a cheap microscope that has a 4 inch screen for looking at coins, this one was only a few bucks more but 10 inch screen, remote, better quality, better picture and metal frame instead of plastic. I have coins i found metal detecting i have been trying to get dates from for 2 years and i am finally able to see the dates on 1773 king george half penny, 1794 liberty cap and some others i still havent looked at yet. But my opinion so far is 5 stars l!! its gonna be hard to beat this microscope for the price

I use this to look at coins , and it sure is better than any of my jewelers loupes. I haven't tried to take any photos yet of any coins , I will have to figure that out later. Price was good , shipping was flawless , the only thing that could have been better is the instructions. They are really vague , but assembly is easy and basic operation is simple . This is the last one I will ever need to buy and glad I made the purchase. I am one of those shoppers that is only concerned about quality and could care less about price. This one is a winner on both of those , I love this thing.