Compact 500x digital microscope with builtin 2MP camera and 5.1 inch display Key benefits Portable onthego microscopy: lightweight, easy to carry for classroom demos, field studies, or in inspections. Allinone observation and documentation: 500x magnification, integrated camera, and a 5.1' screen for immediate viewing and recording without external devices. Clear imaging in any setting: 8 LED illumination and auto focusing provide sharp details of tiny features in diverse materials. Simple capture and documentation: JPG capture capabilities with Windows compatibility for smooth sample documentation. Product highlights Magnification: 500x Camera: builtin 2MP camera Display: 5.1 inch screen Illumination: 8 LED illumination system Focusing: auto focusing Body: ABS plastic Size: 8.5 x 8.5 x 3.7 cm Run time: 1.5 hours Autofocus: 1 touch autofocus File support: JPG capture capabilities Compatibility: Windows compatibility for sample documentation What you get and how it performs Small ABS body measures 8.5 x 8.5 x 3.7 cm, designed for easy hand use and portability. 1.5 hour runtime supports extended sessions away from power sources. 500x magnification with a builtin 2MP camera and a 5.1' display enables direct viewing, recording, and sharing of tiny details. 8 LED illumination provides consistent lighting for clear imaging across materials and textures. Auto focusing and 1 touch autofocus simplify setup and ensure quick, sharp observations. JPG capture capabilities allow convenient export of images; Windows compatibility supports straightforward documentation workflows. Practical use scenarios Classroom biology demonstrations: observe plant cells, insect parts, and other microstructures directly on the screen, capture images for reports, and share findings in real time. Jewelry appraisal and electronics : inspect facets, inclusions, surface textures, or component details with builtin lighting and a handy display, then save JPEG images for records. Outdoor nature studies and hobby projects: examine leaves, seeds, tiny organisms, or circuit components in the field and document observations for study notes or references.