G1200D Digital Microscope 12MP 7 Inch Large Color Screen Large Base LCD Display 1-1200X Continuous with Light

The EC is the European Union. Suitable for Russia.

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Serious scientific equipment always states magnification as increased DIAMETER so x100 means that a 1mm object appears to be 100mm across. Toys, like cheap telescopes and microscopes quote magnification as increased AREA so x100 means that a 1mm square object appears to be 10x10mm or 100 square millimeters... hence x100. In this case the x1200 means 1200 times the AREA which is equal to about x35 diameters. Although this could be seen as lying and cheating...... its been the standard way of expressing magnification in the 'cheap Asian optics' market for at least 30 years from my personal experience. This used to be explained (in microscopic lettering) on the box of cheap telescopes which displayed enormous, high resolution, pictures of Saturn and Jupiter - in reality they would appear as fuzzy dots - but trade description legislation doesn't seem to have caught up with direct on-line selling from China yet! Actually, x35 is perfectly reasonable for the intended tasks of this microscope = viewing circuit boards, jewelry, coins etc. BUT........ to suggest that it could be used for examining anything smaller than a small insect is a joke. Biological microscopes typically magnify between x40 and x2000 DIAMETERS but also cost hundreds or, for decent quality optics, thousands of pounds so its hardly fair to compare the two.