TM4K-AF Flex 4K Autofocus Digital Microscope HDMI, 8" IPS Coins Magnifier 2000X, 52MP Scope Camera for Soldering, with Flex Arm, Electronics Repair Mat, Ring Light, 64GB Card

Excellent quality, easy to setup and use. The image is sharp and as described. I deal for home electronic hobbiest.

This product is excellent it does just what it says on the tin and is very well made. the integral light is fine and achieves all thats required but the additional light suppled is largely superfluous and difficult to mount securely at the bottom of the optic tube. But a product I would recommend and buy again if necesary. All round its Excellent.

First impressions are very positive. The arm is very sturdy and makes much better use of bench space than a fixed bed. The picture quality is excellent, with virtually imperceptible lag, so soldering is easy to do. The autofocus is fast and you can set it to manual or continuous auto. Manual is what you want for soldering so it doesn't refocus on the iron or your fingers as they enter the frame. Just a quick tap on the AF button when your board is in position and the focus is locked. A couple of niggles: it would be nice if the upper arm was longer than the lower one so you could fold it flat against the wall when out of use - as it is, it still takes up about 6" of depth when folded back, as the screen and bracket don't clear the lower arm. The arms are also not that long, and although this keeps the whole setup more rigid, another couple of inches would be nice. Lastly, the light ring (which again is surprisingly nice quality and much better than the built in light) attaches to the camera body with 3 screws which just pinch against the body which has a smooth slippery surface. Although the screws are nylon tipped, it is a bit nerve wracking tightening them in case you damage the camera and anyway if you knock the light ring it slips out of position. In summary, it's a very nice piece of kit. The quality of the main arm and the camera is excellent, and although it's quite pricey, you feel you're definitely getting your money's worth and are unlikely to regret it. Oh, and it looks nice too!

I had a minority issue with my unit and not was resolved quickly and by competent, English speaking professionals - I was worried I might be left out in the cold, but wasn't at all. Great company and product.

I experienced problems which I had made a review pointing out these out. My problems were sorted out very fast with the seller contacting me. It didn't seem fair mentioning them as they've been rectified and possibly not their fault. One thing I would say though is the LED holder could be better, I placed a short length of cloth tape on the end for the ring to attach to, minor complaint.

Where to start, I purchases this to use for repairing wrist watches, I have a 4k monitor and thought this would be great. How wrong was I. Auto focus is useless if you are working on things, as soon as tools or hands are used it refocuses and you can't see the item. Well manual focus then no it's done on touch buttons on the lens part if you fit the ring light, this covers the focus buttons and that makes the hard to access and as they are touch it's hard to get it in focus due to lag, ( my existing microscope has a focusing knob so easy to focus). Lighting the ring of led lights around the lens cannot be turned off so if you have a glossy item you get a ring of white dots reflecting in the image so you need to use the optional ring light that covers the focus buttons. Image quality is very harsh and looks like it's being artificialy sharpened it's unpleasant to look at and when connected to the 4k monitor ( LG OLED not a cheap item) the image is covered in tiny snow like dots that keep flickering and it's off putting. Lastly the arm it connects to the desk with is nice and heavy duty, but every time you touch the desk it causes camera shake my desk is a sturdy heavy corner unit with a lot of stiff on it so it's heavy but it still shakes. Lastly the lag is bad if working on tiny things you need real time images, the lag in this was awefull, and makes it horrible to use. This is OK for static displays if you can tolerate the poor image quality, but no good for working on things. It's packed back in the box and is going back.

Works but poor autofocus, and no depth perception (probably true for all low cost camera scopes). AF keeps turning itself off and hunts around. Very fiddly config menus.

I'd seen many video reviews about this before purchasing and they all echoed my own experience - this is a good optical device allowing a good working distance, clear picture, no noticeable lag. But it's badly let down by a frankly shoddy mechanical arm and mount that means it sits at a wonky angle and isn't easy to adjust - I hope someone comes out with a 3rd party solution to that.