Ideal for advanced high school, biology, college, veterinarian, medical, or technical applications, the Swift LED Microscope with Detachable Tablet is outfitted with a monocular head set at a 45° angle for a natural and comfortable viewing position. The head rotates 360°, so a lab group can easily share it without having to move the microscope. The head is equipped with a wide-field 10x eyepiece that, when combined with the objectives, produces magnifications from 40x to 400x. To facilitate easier slide and specimen changes, the three-position nosepiece is set in a reverse position, so the unused objectives face away from the user.

Detachable 8" LCD Tablet    10x Wide-Field Eyepieces    4x, 10x, 40x Objectives    1.25 Abbe Condenser with Iris Adjustment    Powered by 3 Rechargeable NiMH Batteries    4.7 x 4.7" Mechanical Stage    Precise Fine & Coarse Focusing System    Magnification Range from 40x to 400x    LED Light Rated 50,000 Hours    4-Hole Objective Turret

• Eyepieces are set at a 45° angle for a comfortable viewing position
• Head rotates 360° to make sharing in a lab or around a table ease and efficient
• Quad-objective turret is mounted in reverse position to facilitate ease in changing slides
• Color-coded objectives provide fast identification of the selected magnification

• 10x wide field eyepieces maximize light throughput for bright and clear views
• 40x, 100x, and 400x magnification options 
• 4x, 10x, and 40x achromatic, parfocaled, parcentered, and color-coded objectives
• Achromatic objectives correct spherical and chromatic aberration for accurate color fidelity of the specimen, field of view will appear flat with only perceptible curvature at the edges

• Two-speed coarse and fine rack-and-pinion focusing mechanism for tack-sharp views
• Illumination equal to a 20W tungsten bulb
• LED light rated up to 50,000 hours life
• Rheostat intensity control
• Single 8-hour charge for 50 hours of use
• Batteries allow up to 500 recharges, for a total of 20,000 to 25,000 hours use from a single set of 3 AA rechargeable NiMH batteries
• Variable-intensity lower LED illuminator provides transmitted specimen illumination
• 1.25 NA abbe condenser and iris-style diaphragm for improved subject contrast
• Built-in slide/specimen holder designed for one-handed operation
• 4.7 x 4.7" stage easily holds specimens other than slides

• 1280 x 800 resolution
• MotiConnect app
• 4MP capture resolution
• microSD card

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this connect to an android phone?

A: It has to be plugged into a USB device running Windows 7, 8, 10 or Later MacOS 10.12 or Later

Q: 2. Can I view an entire coin edge to edge & then zoom in?

A: Depending on the size of the coin the minimum magnification is 10X

Q: 3. What is the diameter of the eyepiece tube? Is it 23 mm?

A: The diameter is approximately 18mm.

Q: 4. does this work with a Mac or an IPAD?

A: It's compatible with Mac OS and Windows.

Q: 5. DOES MY IPHONE CASE NEED TO BE REMOVED TO USE THIS LENS?

A: The phone case would need to be removed when using the Apexel 200x Mobile LED Microscope Lens (Black) BH #APLMS002BK.

Q: 6. Can I connect mu CM2000CF to my computer for viewing and recording?

A: You can use a computer for viewing only if us use a Eyepiece USB Camera. Example: BRESSER MikrOkular Full HD Eyepiece USB Camera (Black) B&H # BR5913650 MFR # 59-13650

Q: 7. what is the magnification factor of this imager?

A: There is no magnification listed by the MFR.

Q: 8. Does this come with a carrying case? And is the lighting battery operated or run on AC?

A: Case is not included , light is AC operated

Q: 9. Does this work with v-mount batteries? What's needed in terms of accessories?

A: The Waterbird MS SWIFT S 200 Camera Slider (79") has an XLR 4pin power input that can be used with a power supply. Waterbird Cube 24V Power Supply for MS SWIFT S/X & MS XL Systems BH #WAPSU24

Q: 10. Is this imager compatible with the CELESTRON LABS S10-60 Stereo Microscope, B&H # CES1060 MFR # 44208?

A: I think Celestron 5mp Digital Microscope Imager will work with the stereo microscope, since has the removal eye pieces. I really like the microscope imager, because I may pictures of a slide and paste and print on paper or display in Power point slides.