Digital Binocular Microscope with Tablet

Product Details

Digital binocular microscope ideal for teachers and secondary schools, with four N-PLAN objectives (1000x), FN 18 high eyepoint, finite optical system, coaxial focusing, mechanical stage, Abbe condenser and powerful, uniform, white color temperature 3 W X-LED2 illumination. The 3.1 MP CMOS camera ensures excellent colour reproduction and is connected to a Windows tablet PC with vivid color graphic display for unparalleled comfort and performance. The tablet represents a 2-in-1 solution as it can be disconnected and used as a real PC, being Windows based, with powerful Intel processor and large touch screen of 10.1” for fast, responsive and smooth control.

Key Benefits of Using a Digital Binocular Microscope

Enhanced Visualization and Digital Capture

This digital binocular microscope includes a built-in 3.1 MP CMOS camera connected to a Windows tablet, allowing users to capture, view, and analyze specimens digitally with vivid color reproduction. Much easier than peering through eyepieces alone.

Comfortable and Ergonomic Viewing

With dual eyepieces (binocular viewing), students and educators experience reduced eye strain and more comfortable extended use compared to monocular microscopes.

Real-Time Collaboration and Group Learning

The digital integration with a Windows tablet means multiple students can view the same image simultaneously on a large screen. Perfect for demonstrations, group analysis, and guided instruction.

High-Resolution Imaging and Analysis

Equipped with quality N-PLAN objectives and advanced illumination, the system provides sharp, detailed images up to 1000× magnification, with excellent color accuracy and clarity for biological and educational observation.

Integrated Digital Flexibility

Because the tablet runs full Windows and detaches for use as a standalone PC, students and researchers can edit, save, and share images directly on the device, run software, and store files — all without needing another computer.

Easy Sharing and Documentation

Unlike traditional optical microscopes where documenting images can be cumbersome, digital microscopes make it effortless to save and export images for reports, presentations, and assessments.