Digital Microscope Review from Temu and is it worth it.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- This video shows the digital microscope I purchased from Temu for signing up to an account. Is it worth the discount
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I'd like to know how you bought this microscope for around 20 UK Pounds. I went looking on the Temu site, thinking that I would buy one. Alas, this item is selling for 150 to 180 Canadian dollars. I think your Pound is equal to about 2 Cdn $, so that would be about $40. For that of price I can buy a much simpler version of the item. Your comments would be appreciated
Hi thanks for your comment, I purchased it as part of the offer if I opened an account with them I think it was just over £20 I can't remember exactly. I purchased a number of items of clothing with the order. I know that I can't buy that now at the same price. There are offers on all the time with Temu
Hi I have just looked on my account I paid £25.07p
@@Tonys.Top.Tips.Workshop Hi Tony. Thank you for that very fast reply. and for clarifying that issue. I also have an account with Temu. I must say I am very pleased with the items I have so far received. Mostly clothing.. I will certainly keep my eyes open for such a deal. Again, Many thanks, and keep up the good work. Cheers, Dave.
And now those ba.ter.s from Temu have ALL you're info and they sell it to other Chinese w⚓⚓ sites . How do you think they make their money ? NOT by selling cheap crap , i thought you would be a lot smarter at you're age 🙄🙄👎👎👎
Temu's prices vary wildly. I bought a slightly better soldering microscope for around 60 euros, and two days later it was 90 euros (same listing - and still the cheapest). I think they do that so that people go back to the site often.
Can you se bacteria or parasites by the microscope?
Hi thanks for your question I can see the very small brine shrimp eggs after they have hatched but bacteria I would not know
Bacteria (and "parasites") have many different sizes. In terms of magnification, this microscope would be fine for several types.
However, to see bacteria you'll generally want a microscope that backlights samples placed on a transparent plate (so that you're projecting light _through_ the bacteria and _into_ the microscope), and this is a soldering / part inspection microscope, with an opaque base, so you'd have to modify it.
There are probably similarly priced microscopes better suited to biological subjects.