Amazing quality and value. Easy to handle.

I collect coins so condition is an important consideration.

Pictures are of a 5p coin.

I wanted something that would help me "see" the condition of my pen and if one was more worn than the other, this little piece is perfect for the job.
As you can see from the pictures it gives you a nice closeup and it's surprising how much dirt there is that you can't see with the naked eye.

All in all worth the price.

The picture is clear and has good colors.
The sharpness is easy to adjust.

I got this for work on the circuit board... and it's great!

I've attached a few photos with the review to show how close you can get with this. One of these is a closeup of a cotton swab/swab to show the clarity of the zoom (individual fibers can be seen). at not even full zoom is impressive).

The picture quality and resolution is very good for the price.
The microscope can magnify about 100X, which is completely OK for the price.

It's really great! The price is very cheap for the quality delivered. I saw this device at my vet and figured that must be a good thing.

I wanted to examine my dog's fecal samples with the microscope. That also worked perfectly. On the first try I discovered tapeworm cysts.

The screen makes it super easy to get good results.

DANGER! With the eyepiece with the highest magnification, you have to put the lens almost to the glass surface of the specimen, otherwise the image will be blurry.

I'm absolutely thrilled!

I've always wanted to have a microscope since I was little. But unfortunately it's too complicated, if only because we only find them on feet where you need blades etc...
There it's like a big pen! You can point it anywhere you want, place it however you want, it's great! The rendered images are stunning.
I leave you a picture of my sock and beard proving that I have red hair :)

Well, the data etc. can already be read in other recessions, so I only want to write very briefly.
I am very satisfied with the microscope and also with the magnification, which in itself is completely sufficient to have great experiences in microscopy.
Small blood test to determine whether enough water was drunk (money roll formation) can be observed very well, as well as enough animals in the water can be observed.
You can also examine urine for crystal formations, etc.
I bought a normal student microscope years ago and was able to compare it now. Despite the higher magnification, I have to say that the K&F Concept is far better than my old microscope and can recommend it to every beginner.
This is of course my personal opinion ;-)

We bought the microscope for our daughter's 9th birthday. The microscope stays at home and is for closer inspection.
The display is of course great for children. You can look at everything in peace and show yourself things without difficulty. When I think of the boring middle school microscopy lessons, where two or three people had to share a microscope and spent most of the time bored watching the others looking in or trying to find what the other person found so great and desperately tried to describe and then paint everything.....
I'm sure my daughter won't have any problems using this device and if in doubt we can help with the printing.
If I'm wrong, I'll add to the comment after the birthday.

The first application was to look for hay mites, which are difficult to see with the naked eye, but they can be seen quite clearly under this microscope and I'm sure most pests on plants or pets are easy to spot. The microscope has paid for itself from day one. If you keep small pets, this is VERY convenient. Was able to easily identify hay mites. While many small pets have hay mites, you need to keep an eye on numbers.

It is a great gift for children. You will learn a lot about the world around us. I imagine both adults and children will be fascinated by the things they find in the garden, it opens your eyes to a world happening on a micro scale. Showing off the sheer beauty and design of insects and plants, it brings a simple delight. It's hard not to smile when you're focused on the work at hand.

I've also discovered tons of fossils in common garden rocks sold by garden centers. In fact, many rocks contain tiny fossils that cannot be seen without a microscope.

Seems to be well made apart from the stand which only needs a few grams more weight to make it stable.

Using it by hand is nearly impossible, microscopes require a stand as the slightest movement can cause you to lose focus.

Many use it for stamps, money, and things you may need to examine along the way.

Have used small microscopes that cannot be connected to a computer. They're decent, but a strain on the eyes to the point where they're uncomfortable. If you're a certain age, you know what I mean by that.

Also very useful for soldering and examining circuits.