Celestron TetraView LCD Digital Microscope The Celestron TetraView LCD Digital Microscope is a self-contained imaging system that delivers lab-grade observations in a compact, user-friendly package. Built for serious hobbyists, educators, and professionals, it combines precision optics with a built-in 4.3" touchscreen for easy capture and sharing—no computer required. Integrated 4.3" Rotating LCD: Full-color touchscreen with 180° rotation for group viewing and effortless observation sharing. 5MP CMOS Camera: High-resolution photos and videos saved directly to the SD card; USB and AV output support external displays and data transfer. Four Achromatic Objectives: 4x, 10x, 20x, 40x objectives delivering 40x–400x optical magnification (up to 1600x with digital zoom) for clear, color-accurate imaging. Fully Mechanical Stage & Precision Controls: Smooth slide movement, coarse and fine focus knobs, adjustable LED bottom illumination, and a diaphragm/filters for contrast control. Flexible Power & Connectivity: Universal AC adapter with international plugs, optional battery power, 8GB SD card included (supports up to 32GB), USB connectivity, and AV output for larger displays. Ready-to-Use Kit: Includes 7 prepared slides, hard carrying case, dust cover, touch pen, USB cable, and AV out cable for immediate use in classrooms or labs. With the TetraView, you can observe cellular specimens, prepared slides, and fine micro-details at a comfortable bench height, project observations to a screen for collaborative learning, and easily document experiments directly to removable storage. Its precision stage and dual focus controls ensure accurate specimen positioning and sharp imaging, while adjustable illumination and a built-in diaphragm support high-contrast views across a variety of samples. The included accessories and portable design make it ideal for school laboratories, STEM programs, research environments, and home science exploration. If you’re seeking lower magnification for larger objects like coins or stamps, a dedicated low-power digital microscope may be more suitable.
