A compound slide microscope with direct Wi-Fi phone/tablet viewing; device, power and calibration checks before buying.
Category: Celestron Reviews
Celestron 44423 Review: Put Your Existing Microscope on a Computer Screen
The Celestron 44423 is worth a look when you already like your microscope but want to share its view on a computer and save pictures without balancing a phone over an eyepiece. It replaces the eyepiece and sends the image to a computer over USB; it is not a complete microscope or a standalone HDMI…
Celestron NexYZ Review: Use Your Phone—or Buy a Microscope Camera?
A three-axis phone mount for an existing microscope: check eyepiece-clamp fit, phone width and whether phone capture suits your workflow.
5 Best Digital Compound Microscopes – Shopping Guide
In continuing our “Best Microscopes Shopping Guide” series, we’re delving into the favorite of those of you who are tech savvy. We’re looking the best digital compound microscopes for your favorite microscope lover! We’re covering Omax microscopes, AmScope microscopes, Levenhuk microscopes, National Optical microscopes, and Celestron microscopes–5 brands, one battle for microscope superiority. While this…
Handheld Digital Microscopes: Plugable vs Celestron
A handheld digital microscope makes sense when you want close-up photos of a coin, stamp, leaf or circuit board on a screen. The best choice is not automatically the one advertising the highest magnification. Start with three questions: Will it work with your device? Can it frame the detail you need? Can you hold it…