Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Check the AD207 out here: amazon.com/dp/B08SCCLV8P?th=1
I've been using my Andonstar AD407 digital microscope for the past 2 years and I cant tell you how many times it's come in handy for inspecting faulty solder joints and in general for reading part numbers off of tiny components. So when Andonstar reached out to me to see if I wanted to check out their new lower priced scope I was definitely keen.
The only major differences I can see between the 207 and 407 is about $100 in price (depending on sales this fluctuates), glossy vs matte lcds, and the former lacking hdmi video output while the latter has a mini hdmi port. Other than that they both have very similar features including recording hd video/pics to micro sd, 7" hd lcds, ir remotes, adjustable led lighting, and solid metal construction. So let's see what this ~$150 digital microscope can do and if it's worth going for the lower or higher end models.
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Special thanks to Eric Skiff for freely providing the music used in this video off his album Resistor Anthems. His music can be found at ericskiff.com/music
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Check the AD207 out here: amazon.com/dp/B08SCCLV8P?th=1
I've been using my Andonstar AD407 digital microscope for the past 2 years and I cant tell you how many times it's come in handy for inspecting faulty solder joints and in general for reading part numbers off of tiny components. So when Andonstar reached out to me to see if I wanted to check out their new lower priced scope I was definitely keen.
The only major differences I can see between the 207 and 407 is about $100 in price (depending on sales this fluctuates), glossy vs matte lcds, and the former lacking hdmi video output while the latter has a mini hdmi port. Other than that they both have very similar features including recording hd video/pics to micro sd, 7" hd lcds, ir remotes, adjustable led lighting, and solid metal construction. So let's see what this ~$150 digital microscope can do and if it's worth going for the lower or higher end models.
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I've posted a link for Ebay purchase referrals. If you use the link below then I get a small kickback from your purchase (it will cost you nothing, I just get paid for referring customers).
ebay.us/J8FqJg
Special thanks to Eric Skiff for freely providing the music used in this video off his album Resistor Anthems. His music can be found at ericskiff.com/music
My RGB Gameboy Backlight Controller is now available at http://www.roarkesretrocorner.com!!!
Use the code SJM (all caps) to receive 10% off of your order!
ICStation Affiliate Link: icstation.com/index.php?aid=212
Code: sjmics
Discount Amount: 15% off
Max Use: 1 (one for per user)
Amount Limit: 300
Consider supporting me on Patreon: patreon.com/sjm4306
