Mobile Microscope

A powerful, pocket-sized microscope that works with most smartphones, tablets, and mobile devices.72hr total battery life! If you manage to use this microscope for a culminative 3 days straight, you deserve a microscopy award. And if you need to, the batteries are replaceable (LR41 Coin Cells). Please note that these a

A powerful, pocket-sized microscope that works with most smartphones, tablets, and mobile devices.

72hr total battery life! If you manage to use this microscope for a culminative 3 days straight, you deserve a microscopy award. And if you need to, the batteries are replaceable (LR41 Coin Cells).

Please note that these are not compatible with Micro Safari Aqua. They do not have high enough magnification to view aquatic microorganisms. However, they are great for observing interesting textures, surfaces, insects, and you can even see the sweat drops coming out of the pores on your fingerprint!

Mobile Microscope Compatibility:

CONFIRMED TO WORK:
All Apple iPhones, all Apple iPads, all Google Pixel phones, Samsung A10E, A11, A20, A50, Galaxy A21, Galaxy A51, Galaxy A71, Galaxy J6, Galaxy J7, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy S20+, Note 20, Note 20 Ultra, LG G6, K10, K30, K31, K40, K7, K8 2018, Stylo 1 (Plus), Stylo 2 (Plus), Stylo 3 (Plus), Stylo 5, V10, Velvet, Motorola Moto E, Moto Edge, Moto G Fast, Moto G7 Power, Motorola One, Motorola Z4, Blu V7, Blu V70, Blu V9, Blue V90, Xperia 5, Nokia 2.3

CONFIRMED NOT COMPATIBLE: Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 Ultra, Galaxy S9, Xiomi Mi9t, Redmi K20pro, Motorola Razor, G7, LG V40 Thin Q, Red Hydrogen One.

If your device is not listed here, we were unable to find the device at a local retail store to test the mobile microscope, but may still work. The mobile microscope will work with any device where the center of the camera is less than 23mm (0.90in) from an edge of the device, and the device has a thickness between 7mm (0.275in) and 12mm (0.472in).

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