Customer Reviews for VEVOR Multi-Directional Microscope with Spring Bracket Micro Inlaid Mirror, for Diamond Setting Jewelry Making Engraving, 7X-45X Continuous Magnification, Jewelry Microscope with Adjustable LED Light

Buen dia , muy contento con el producto de hecho en breve he de adquirir 6 unidades más por el incremento de alumno/as podrian mejorarme el precio si es posible muchas grácias

Great quality and utility given its unbeatable price. I'm a hobbyist and didn't want to drop 8x the money for a meiji or 10x for a leica, so I went with vevor...very happy.

I own three microscopes for stonesetting: a Leica A60 from GRS, a 30 year old Zeiss OPMI, and this Vevor scope. The Vevor is not as good as the other two, but given that the scope plus ball vise were not much more than the headrest for the Leica, it is an amazing bargain. The swing arm is not as good as a GRS acrobat, but again is 1/10th the price. Optics surprisingly crisp, working distance perfect. Ball vice is very useful size and leather lined ring holder is an unexpected bonus. It is hard to set stones 3mm and under without a microscope--I would recommend this to anyone but a full time professional stonesetter. Expectations exceeded!

It’s ridiculous that you can get all this for so cheap shipped from within Canada and have no complaints about quality. But here we are. It even came with a unadvertised 0.5x barlow lens, gives all the working distance you could ever want.

Great for repairing phones mounting it to my desk was a little bit hard but that was more of a space issue than a microscope issue overall I would absolutely recommend

Had no issues, works as it should, would recommend.

Alles top von preis bis zum Material 👍👍 Lieferung war auch schnell, Mikroskop genauso wie beschrieben, kann ich weiter empfehlen.

Für den preis absolut ok, alles ein wenig hakeliger wie ein 4000€ teil aber eben, kann man nichts sagen, bin zufrieden, optik ist auch gut

This is a huge upgrade from an optivisor for stone setting. I haven’t used a more expensive microscope so I have nothing to compare it to. The articulating arm is pretty stiff and I have to give it a really good yank to get it into position and the cable on the ring light is a little on the shorter side so I might need to extend it or get a different one. My biggest complaint is that the rubber eye guards don’t attach securely at all. I am literally knocking them off onto the floor 29 times a day or if I put the cover on and take off they will disappear so I am planning on buying some new eye guards for it. The ball vice is fine. It works for holding rings but it’s not as heavy duty as a GRS. I really waffled on buying a Leica, then an Amscope trinocular. But after receiving the Amscope , I realized that the Vevor was about a third of the price and same unit/optics minus the trinocular part. If you need to set stones and not go into debt then this is a great option and I whole heartedly recommend despite the couple of drawbacks mentioned. I own a lot of Vevor stuff (melting furnace, rotary tumbler, fume extractor) in my studio in addition to name brand stuff and Vevor hasn’t let me down yet.

Works well as a beginner microscope for stone setting. Going from an Optivisor to this has completely changed the game for me, the quality of my work is going way up. No issues at all with the microscope or the stand, definitely worth the price.