Now in 3D—where most microscopes only show you a flat image, these microscopes show you a zoomed-in 3D image. Objects under the microscope appear on the eye-level screen in real-time with the same depth perception as if you were looking at them on your desk. Because these microscopes give you a clear view and have ample working distance below the lens, they make a good workstation for finishing small parts.

Adjustable LEDs with different lighting modes help you customize your view to add contrast where you need it and remove reflections that obscure details. Change your magnification by swapping in a different lens (sold separately). However, keep in mind that the more zoomed in you are, the smaller your field of view is.

Retrofit your traditional microscope to view a live feed of extra-fine details. These cameras replace one of the eyepieces on your microscope. Connect them to a computer so multiple people can see crisp, clear images of what’s under your microscope. Colors appear true to life thanks to a high-resolution sensor. Use the included software to take photos and videos. The software also includes tools for measuring the item you’re viewing.

Though not as bright as our miniature fiber-optic lights, these lights are more affordable. With flexible arms, you can adjust these lights to direct light where you need it, even in hard-to-reach spots. Use them to illuminate small and microscopic parts.

Style A have a magnetic tray at the base to keep small components secure during assembly and repair work. For added stability when frequently adjusting the arms, use the included clamp-on bracket to mount on surfaces up to 2 3/4" thick.

Style B have an iron housing and glass lens for increased durability. Use the sliding control to dim the brightness.