Flexview Digital USB Microscope
Product Code : EL-MA-10557
Quick Answer: The Flexview Digital USB Microscope connects to a computer by USB to show live images, record stills and take time-lapse photographs, giving 60x and 250x on a 17-inch monitor.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- USB connection to a computer, with software included
- Live on-screen viewing, still images and time-lapse photography
- Flexible neck holder stand that fixes to the gridded observation board with a suction cup
- Focused by twisting the grey centre piece; focuses to infinity
- Images captured from the software or the touch panel snap button
- Built-in internal illumination
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 60x and 250x on a 17 inch monitor |
| Focus | To infinity |
| Connection | USB standard port |
| Illumination | Built-in internal |
| Contents | Digital microscope with USB connection, gridded observation board, stand with suction cup, software |
About This Product
Magnification is set by lowering the microscope head, held in its stand, towards the object, and the image is then focused by twisting the grey centre piece. Images appear live on the computer screen, and still images or time-lapse sequences can be saved. It offers a digital alternative to a standard laboratory microscope. The Flexview Digital USB Microscope is available for supply within India and for export to Morocco, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Belize, Bahamas, Côte d'Ivoire and Panama.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How are images captured?
Either through the software on the connected computer or with the touch panel snap button on top of the eyepiece.
Q2. How is the magnification changed?
By lowering the head of the microscope towards the object under observation. The flexible stand holds the head in place.
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For a quotation on the Flexview Digital USB Microscope, contact School Equipments India.
