Customer Reviews for VEVOR Micro Inlaid Mirror Multi-Directional Microscope with Spring Bracket Multi-Directional Micro-Setting Microscope Microscope Gem Diamond Setting Machine with Stand Jewelry Tools 7X-45X

This is going to make setting small stones so much easier! The quality is great, cost even better. Definitely a game changer.

A really good thing for the price! If I can suggest something maybe more durable bolt handles on a stand.

To entertain my jewelry hobby, I bought 4 microscopes. This one is the BEST for the price that I paid. I am very happy with my purchase. I use it not for jewelry hobby but also for checking inclusions in gemstones. I give 5 start

Excelente producto, pensaba que por el precio depronto las imagenes no fueran de buena calidad, pero me sorprendio la nitides y facilidad para usarlo, recomendado 100 %

I bought this in April 2023, and it is great. It doesn't come with lighting, and I haven't needed it with the overhead lighting I have in my studio. It was listed as $318.99 at the time- seems like the price varies at certain times like the mysteries of insurance/phone bills, but the price seems to hover around $300. It does everything that I am used to and need to set any size stone (yes, even those half pointers). You can bolt it to your work bench, and it comes with a protective cover as well. I am pleasantly surprised.

This microscope is built better than I expected. Good value for the price. The optics work good. There could be more in depth instructions but I figured it out. There's a couple small screws for the eye pieces that I promptly lost one but found with the help of a magnet and about an hour on my belly. Honey I shrunk the screws! Lol all in all this was a great deal.

This microscope came with one of the small screws missing to lock the lense in place also the right eye does not focus called vevor about this and still havent received any communication on how they can replace or send the missing pieces.

Once I found a youtube video talking about this and the setup of it, it was fine. But initially with no instructions for the microscope itself, I honestly thought some of the parts with it were either for different ways of setting it up or something. Had no clue the eye pieces had to be installed, thought they were already in.. And had no clue what the large lens was.. Sure, looking back and I'm sure some people are calling me stupid for not figuring it out, but having never owned anything like this ONE PAGE WITH PICTURES would be great to show where everything went and how the microscope itself went together or what needed to be done. Once set up, only "complaint" I have is you have to be pretty far away to actually get a focus. Will work around it but would be nice if it got to focus a bit closer to the scope.

This is just as effective and the 10 times more expensive stone setting microscopes. I actually kind of like it a tiny bit better although I am sure there are advantages to the more expensive one. I have set several stones smaller than 1.5 mm (1.2mm) and I see for crap so this is a great tool.

This microscope and mount for ~$350 is an adequate replacement for professional units like the Leica that cost over $2000.The motions of the mount are not as smooth as the pro units but the optics are quite excellent. A standard $20 ring light finishes the ensemble. The only piece of the mount I will want to improve is the mounting of the brow rest which doesn't tend to stay stable.So, if you are a pro who is setting stone or engraving all day, buy the pro level equipment. But if you use this microscope on a part time basis, I highly recommend this unit which cost me only $300 on sale.