Microscope lens for mobile

• Microscope lens attachment • 20x-80x magnification • Edmund glass optics • LED illumination – 2 banks of 6 • Internal battery for up to 5 hrs continuous use • Adjustable sleeve design • Fits SmartPhones 2.65-4″ wide • Works with iPhone 6s/6s Plus, 7/7 Plus, 8/8Plus • Works with all iPhone X and 11 series • Works with most Samsung and Google SmartPhones • Case can be left on SmartPhone during operation Description ProScope Micro Mobile for all SmartPhones Our ProScope Micro Mobile microscope attachment turns your SmartPhone into a high-powered microscope. Compatibility All Smartphones that are between 2.65″ to 4″ wide. Case can be left on SmartPhone during operation. Lens Options Digital Zoom Magnification Range of 20x to 80x Precision glass optics for sharp image detail and accurate color reproduction Buttons and Switches Light Switch A/B A: 6 LEDs B: 6 LEDs Rocker Switch Increases/Decreases LED intensity Rocker Switch – Center Button Turns LEDs and charging circuit ON/OFF LEDs 12 White LEDs 6 illuminated in A switch position 6 illuminated in B switch position Indicator LED Indicates battery charge status While Charging: <20% = Blinking Red <50% = Blinking Yellow <99% = Blinking Green 100% = Solid Green While operating: <20% = Solid Red <50% = Solid Yellow <=100% = Solid Green Ports USB MiniB (F) For connecting USB cable to charge internal battery Power Rechargeable Internal Lithium-ion Polymer Battery – 3.7v 340mAh Continuous operation at full LED intensity, approx 5 ho...

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