I Got a New MICROSCOPE! | Andonstar AD249S-M | Let's TEST It!
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- This new AD249S-M Microscope was very kindly sent over to me by Andonstar. I already purchased the AD407 microscope by Andonstar a couple of years ago, and I love it!
Is it worth upgrading to the 249S?
I'll give you my thoughts, as rubbish as they are, and give it a little test in this video by soldering a micro USB port. How exciting.
Steve
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Been wondering about this microscope. Looks like it's more adjustable as well. I think I'll buy one. Thanks for your review!
Damn. Steve (as well)! I‘m also subbed to your channel. Nice that you‘re supporting smaller channels. Although Steve has grown A LOT over the past couple of months.
Thanks Steve. Andonstar make great 'scopes. If you've got the room for this one, it'll be well worth it. 👍
@@Gaborsk1 but notice now he bigger, Dave doesn't get a look in now. Feel like he got used then discarded. Poor Dave
@@Gaborsk1 Thanks for the support! Steve makes great videos, but I guess that's to be expected since he's a Steve!
Back to you, Steve
Get your very own AD249S-M here: UK amzn.to/3LaoB1c US amzn.to/3U9rP9g
But only if you want to, obviously.
Oh I want to, maybe when the leccy bills go back down. {sigh}
I think that negative reviews are still valid, you know? Because someone might watch this and think "ah, I believe the negative is not that bad... I could enjoy that, even if this person didn't so much". Plus, it shows that it is an honest review. If the cons are not a problem, the person will know what to expect.
Too much wobble!
The bigger one has more jelly like image effect while the subject moving, in my opinion I love your older one better. Love your videos, so SOLID.
Yeah the image wobble really was noticeable.
He didn't say solid after soldering all those USB pins!!!
For image quality i like your old one better, the new has weird overly saturated colours and some sort of soft focus effect(which might be adjustable) but it seems to be higher resolution, the older one seems to be true to life colour saturation and without that soft focus effect. But ultimately id watch anything you upload, love the content!
Bought the 246 directly from their website. It's the one with the smaller screen and I think it's the perfect size, same mounting. It was 200$ exactly, plus another 50 for customs. Payment was through paypal, it left China in under 24 hours, after another 24 hours was already in my country (Romania) where it spent a whole month (argh!) awaiting customs. It arrived a few days ago and I'm amazed. I never had a microscope so it opens up a whole new world for me. But, I'm a picky boy, yet I can't honestly fault it. Lots of small details that make it a quality feel. No sharp edges, no google translate manual. The only niggle is the small focus jams on the A and D lenses (PS. actually that went away after I completely turned the two screws). The L one feels smooth. For me, it has already payed for itself, as it helped me bridge a broken flat flexible circuit on my abandoned Vive VR controller. Although it's main use is gonna be modelling and miniature painting (I have really bad eyes). Biology slides were actually cool. I'd rate it an honest 4.5 stars out of 5 and a must-buy.
great addition. i made my own, got an old 7 inch tablet with otg support, and a stand with a usb microscope. and mounted them together. of course not a professional, but not bad. it works
your honesty is refreshing
I too got it for review (I think I was the first on youtube: D) as well as had AD407 before. What can I say at the moment when it comes to construction - the AD249S lens is almost entirely made of plastic (inside there is a brass ring with actual glass). Mine jams when adjusting. The base is a bit larger and the stand (now it also moves forward), but it does not solve all the problems of the predecessor and so if you want more space under the microscope, you need to use a different arm. The lenses are mounted with two screws and you will not buy any other, they are custom, only for Andonstar. The recording quality is almost the same as in the AD407 - very good, the resolutions are identical. Thanks to the lenses in the AD249S you can get a lot more space and a larger working area. LCD is also similar, same resolution only bigger. If I had to judge which one is better, then if you do not need a much larger working area, it is better to stay with the AD407. A 7" LCD is more than enough for comfortable work, and the stand still needs to be redone in the new model.
The AD249S also has WiFi, which is not working at the moment ... and it can be connected via USB to a PC as a camera, which I remember was not possible with the AD407.
You can take a look at my review, but I haven't added English subtitles yet.
Plastic lenses?! ....wow...
One of the reasons is cheaper than the older Ad409 ( 10' screen)
@@dsavoy66 To be more precise - plastic is the case of the lens. The lens itself is made of glass and it is mounted on the brass ring. th-cam.com/video/Ce7BZUfGpVk/w-d-xo.html
407 can connect to a monitor/tv via hdmi. The lead comes in the kit.
No PC connection on 407 is a deal breaker to me, but those shi tty plactic cheapish lens on 249 is deal breaker as well😂
Really appreciate you being honest there! Perhaps Andonstar less so, but honesty is always good.
I got the same microscope your old (maybe still current) one is, the AD407. Honestly, it's really good for all my little quick jobbies, fixing Gameboy cartridges or a controller as a friend threw it against a wall, does kinda suck space wise you're definitely right. Great idea you had with yours to mod it to go higher, i might have to steal that idea! Other than space its a great little microscope.
Yeah, I still love the AD407. It's never let me down. The articulated arm on the stand makes a big difference, you should definitely do it! 👍
I have the AD208 and even that works great; spacewise a little less indeed, but otherwise a great bargain!
@@nicmate2543 just mount it on the end of the lens instead of the top, which the documentation says. You can find videos and pictures online. I've done that since I got it. It works perfectly
@@StezStixFix what articulated arm did you used for the modding?
It's still a massive win for them to show their microscope. ex: I just checked their prices and their website because of this video.
The clarity looks better on the old one I think .
This is the first time I have ever seen one of your videos And I've got complement you I on how well produced this video is. Your timing and music are so perfectly in sink with one another. I thoroughly enjoyed it, start to finish, and your dry humor is very funny and charming. Thank you
He's well worth subbing to.
Solid
Ooh it’s the same as mine! Although I have the smaller screen version, it’s flipping awesome
Yeah, they are cracking microscopes. Although mine didn't record any audio, so it was a pain to sync up the videos when editing. Does yours? 🤔
@@StezStixFix no… it recorded a soundtrack of very low static 😅 and yeah, syncing was a ballache. I might get in touch with them, hopefully it can be fixed with a firmware update
@@StezStixFix I guess it's time to make a led blinking thing with some sound.
Some kind of clapperboard 😂
Arduino, buzzer, battery and a led should do fine👍
@@StezStixFix oh… I got a response from them .. “Well, indeed. Part of the effect of the mainboard controlling the recording function is very poor. Our current new model has withdrawn this function, I hope you understand.”
Great, honest review! I hope Andonstar don't give you any stick for it... I think you gave a really favourable impression of the product and simply stated it's a little too big for your setup (maybe, unless you start to like it!)
Thanks AFU! You're right, I don't have a great deal of room, so the bigger screen doesn't really suit me. I can see it would work perfectly well for others though! 👍
@@StezStixFix el otro microscopio que hiciste la comparación, que modelo es ??
The image seems crisper on the old one, is the new one setup with the same format/compression? old at 3:38 vs new at 4:23
I do recommend using it for a while and really get a sense of the experience using it and then providing additional thoughts later. You might find new features that you really like or new issues you really hate. Time can make all the difference
Still use the Andonstar A1 with my 21" screen. Eye hand coordination is lets say a learningcurve when the screen is in front of you and you still want to look to you solderiron. Nice screen I prefer the small one.
I cracked up with the bit on Adonstar at the tail. "He's an idiot!" Perfect. I can 100% relate. Solid review. And a new subscriber to boot. Keep up the excellent work!
00:15. The gaze of shame. 😉🤣
On a serious note I was hoping to see if this could be adjusted up and down and if it could be focused manually.
It would allow you to use the first lens, maybe eliminate the wobbling, and not feel far, far away.
I hope this video does better than my recent mini review when I compared the ADSM301 to my old Digilife. TH-cam just flat out ignored it and it's currently 10th out of 10. I bought it after seeing your AD407 and was super impressed with the quality.
I subscribe to you and haven't seen that video. Crazy. Stupid Algorithm.
@@adambaranek Not sure why they didn't push it out to more people this time. This is why I always use the subscription feed first to see new videos and then go to home.
Almost skipped this but watched another video you did with this unit. Wow. It’s impressive
watching from my iPad, the original display looked more crisp from what I saw. It seemed the new camera, while having the larger display didn’t correlate into a sharper image imho. In any case, loved the video Steve! Cheers from Oregon :)
I'm a recent subscriber, your videos encouraged me to get back into electronics repairs. I just bought a Mustool G1200 microscope, it's probably the best scope/monitor under $70.
I've caught up on about 10 videos or so now, can't wait for more!
He has natural pie face responses only comedians wish they could pull off convincingly, I'm subbing!❤
The Tomlov DM 501 Pro might be a good deal. I don't have a Digital Microscope, but am considering getting one! Thank you 3:05 4:28 I wondered if that port was installed incorrectly!
Just bought the 7 inch not long ago. Absolutely love it.
I think both of these are the winner. If you need closer shots on smaller things, the older one is best, but if you need a big area to work on a bigger board, the new one is better.
Both are good for their own purpose tho!
The old one has a better image quality due to lack of CMOS wobble, but the new one is sharper a tad.
Thank you for that. Excellent review as I was not expecting a non-biased review based on a company sending most TH-camrs their product with a caveat as to please leave a review regarding my product. It's my hope that most companies are well intended with their products being sent out with payment being made in the form of a review in order to better their product for the mass market of customers. You actually said everything that made sense! It was actually very refreshing quite honestly to watch a video not knowing whether or not someone was going to favour a product for every 10 videos I watch regarding a product. I only find one valid review, such as yours. Well done well done👍🏽 my friend. Where trust is earned and lost in mere seconds of one opening their mouth regarding a product review. You managed to check off all of the trustworthy attributes from an individual reviewing a product. It's my hopes that others will soon follow suit in order to better inform everyday people by empowering them to make informed educated decisions moving forward. Thanks again.
Really appretiate the honest review. That’s rare these days. Thanks for the content.
I got the 246S after watching some of your videos. Love your work, great content. The 7 inch screen is perfect honestly.
Podrías a poyarme de cual es el modelo de OTRO MICROSCOPIO PEQUEÑO donde hace la comparación por favor , gracias saludos.
Looks a nice bit of kit Steve. Good upgrade from your previous one!
Well brother Steve! I've seen both scopes in action and for me the 10" cries out 2 things. 1 Ring light 2 Articulating scope arm (both would benefit your work area immensely)
Also If you can get one, that will hold the weight, a microphone arm, that could be modified. But definitely a ring light! would be much better than the goose neck LEDs 👍🖖
Thanks brother Steve, yeah a ring light is a great idea! And I couldn't live without my articulated arm now, so much more flexibility! 😊
There was a lot of complaints about the small one that "you can't solder because it's not a stereo microscope". I found it works perfectly. I assume because of the shadow from the two LEDs. Wouldn't a ring light remove those shadows so it becomes more difficult to judge the distance based on these shadows?
ngl a goose neck light is better for glare. as you can position to suit. but yeah extra light is are welcome.
Thats a nice scope. I have a Tomlov 10" scope and its the same thing, same base , with very few small differences. You are right its big... but it does do a decent job for some applications. Great review Steve.
Thanks Ron! Yeah, a little too big for my cramped workspace, but I can see it'd be perfect for others. 👍
Absolutely love your channel Steve, keep up the amazing work ❤️
Also - can I have a link for the PCB holder you use please?
You can! It's this bad boy: amzn.to/3LlYIf1
I fixed the same Usb port on the same JBL link 10 charging board only a couple of days ago. It was really hard to see what I was doing. I really could have used one of these microscopes. I want one.
Much appreciate your honesty!
I am personally going to solder where I game on my PC setup, but I have everything covered before I solder (monitor covers, solder mat, fume extractor, etc...). For space after use, I am just going to have to install some wall mounted bookshelves to put it up there when not in use. It is really big. I got mine today, so I am excited to start working on some easy projects to keep the ball rolling.
The clearance and the 4k are appealing but the screen size/in your face factor and bulkiness/portability are an issue. Nice piece of kit though.
Can you get the lens closer to the subject? If 'yes' I would use the lens with less magnification and compare the microscopes again.
The stronger lens introduces a lot of color fringing and is probably less sharp. It is a trade-off between distance and image quality
I have the same microscope. The lcd is very low resolution compared to the up to 4k the camera outputs. I would suggest tearing down the screen portion and removing the pcb. I have it going to a 24' monitor and is much more clearer.
Honest revision, yes Sir! I''m not swaping my Andonstar for this one. Mine is the same as yours, because you hipnotized me to buy one. 😁 No, really, I thank you for showing me your first Andonstar because I like it very much. You are an inspiration, Steve!
Sabes cual es el MODELO DEL OTRO MICROSCOPIO DONDE LO UTILIZA PARA LA COMPARACIÓN?
@@riquelmeneymar5515 Era el andonstar ad407 3d
I got the 8.4" from another 'brand' but identical in every which way, buttons, ports, arms, lights, etc. I've been happy with it so far.
I wish this video would have come out last weekend. I ordered an Andonstar AD407 microscope on Monday, which literally just arrived.
The AD407 is still a cracking microscope! 👍
@@StezStixFix el otro microscopio donde haces la comparación en este video que MODELO ES???
Love your honesty!
As a total amateur, there's something I've been wondering about; You always use a lot of flux when soldering things. Is there a reason not to use pre-fluxed tin?
Oh my microscope cost $90. 7 inch display at 1080 P with recording and all the other stuff. At one time, I was curious about getting a tenants display and having a figure. Now that I’ve seen this review, I may just stick to my 7 inch display for a while. Yes, having more room to work is nice, but being able to move it out of the way as you said is definitely a bonus. It doesn’t take up much space with only a 7 inch screen.
Thanks for your review!
I asked for and received an AD407 for my birthday based on your videos.
Your videos are so relaxing.
Can you put your preferred small screen on the new kit?
I don't think so, they look like all one piece. Maybe with a bit of bodge work it'd be possible! 😬
Honest reviews are always helpful, I try and do that with my own figure reviews and people always seem to like it! I'm not in the market for one of these myself (I'm really bad at this kind of thing these days) but if I were then you and My Mate Vince would be the people to trust for honesty. Cheers!
Good video. I wonder if it's like getting a bigger phone screen. At 1st you think..."yeah mines plenty big" but after iv had a new big phone screen a week, I'd never go back to the old one. Keep up the great work Stez 👍
I have the ad409, not sure how good it is compared to these but works for me
By the way . . . on your older AD407, there's not need for your elaborate extension arm contraption (to gain more room beneath the lens), you can simply mount the lens higher in the mount, there is a mounting position at the top of the lens - where it is by default - as well as a mounting position right at the bottom near the front element, use this one if you need more working room.
Good tip! I do like the way I can move the arm easily side to side and back and forth, but for those with the original mount, it's a great idea! 👍
@@StezStixFix Imagine using both, it'd sorta' be like the James Webb Telescope, but smaller and much closer to earth, I want you to think about that.
@Daniel Andersen I would like to see that if he replies.
Me too. Show us yer aric arm, S 🎉
I don't currently have a digital microscope, just the magnifying glass on my helping hands, so I'll definitely be considering this as long as I can find it in the US.
I enjoy watching your older microscope more than the new one
Sabes cual es modelo del otro microscopio que muestra donde hace la comparación con el nuevo ?
Lol, “Nice” at 2:39. Thanks for this review
Actually, after you picked so much solder into the wig and had placed enough flux there, you easily cpuld have just pushed the wig aginast the USB contacts and it would have resulted in a perfect connection. This is also an easy way to solder chips with 0.125 raster pins and such. However I wonder if the scope is available in a shelf clamp version that hovers freely over the desk. Would be much more beneficial for my needs.
I’d bet that Andonstar has sold a lot of the AD407 microscopes because of your videos. I bought an AD407 Pro about two weeks ago after watching you and it’s been amazing. I’m able to see much better than my Optivisor. I wish it had warmer colored LEDs because these blueish, cool temperature LEDs are awful for our eyes and certainly give me eye strain if I don’t block them with the LCD while using it. Seems like every manufacturer is on a mission to burn the macula out of everyone’s eyes ever since the “white” LEDs came down in price back around 2005.
I have been using my Andonstar 407 for electronics repair, fixing eyeglasses as well as filing and polishing Hot Wheels diecast car axles to prepare them for racing. The 407 is quite good for the model hobby; price is low enough to be affordable while giving a high quality image with the ability to record video or still images. Your own videos proved the image quality to me and convinced me to buy this model. I’d sure like to try the AD2495 to see if it makes a difference, especially when needing to work with tools under it, but the 407 is working quite nicely for me so far.
Thank you for your honest opinion :)
How good does the scope do fine pitch components to see how close the fine pitch pins can get on the scope? also it should have an HDMI output port to connect to a bigger TV monitor right? What scope lens would you need for fine pitch pins components X2000 or X4000?
Did you make some tests with ADSM407 with the new stand? I have an ADSM302 and the stand is the major cons for it.
The other biggest cons for my usage is the cable with buttons, that is only a power connector, you can't plug it to a computer to have microscope AND light at the same time. I'm very happy with the ADSM302 itself, I can even stream with it ^^
I'm looking on Amazon at what is listed as Andonstar AD249-M 10.1 Inch Digital Microscope for Adults, and wondering how different it is from the AD249S-M you've reviewed here.
I have the same as your old one.. It's a really good microscope and the perfect size.
With the AD407 I just plug the hdmi in to my 40in TV for a bigger monitor aside from a little more work area not alot of differences
AD407 owner here. Most of the time I use the HDMI out to a 32 inch screen so a larger built in screen would be more of a hinderance to me. Also I modded the mount to give way more clearance under the scope. My only niggle is that for some reason the still pictures it takes are less clear than just captured frames from video.
I mount mine on the groove just above the lens. You get double the working distance.
I mount mine on the groove just above the lens. You get double the working distance.
Do you confirm 407 doesn't have PC connectivity?
@@The_Unobtainium Yes, HDMI output only. But it can record to MicroSD cards
I snagged the 7inch screen version of this scope on sale. Thanks for the review or else I would have probably splurged on the 9 inch screen.
@StezStixFix, I recently picked up the AD407 and was curious about how you configured yours. I really like the adjustment you made with the articulating arm. In your video, you mentioned that you had a lot less work area. Did you know that you can mount it closer to the lens to gain about 3.5 inches of clearance between the microscope and the work surface? You’re probably already aware, but I thought I’d mention it just in case.
Good evaluation. Nothing wrong with what you said and I hope Andonstar is not offended in anyway. Take it as constructive criticism and they can up their game with whatever they need to do to make their products Excel.
Don't ever stop saying "nice" I love that, it's signature.
Steve, can you put the screen on the other way around so its lower?
I'm not sure, it seems to be fixed. It could probably be modified though...
Your soldering skills improved massively. You should definitely try a stero-microscope not one with a screen. You will be impressed how much of a difference you will see in image- & soldering-quality :)
I'm revisiting this video after a year now, as I wish to upgrade my current setup. I'm using a USB microscope with stand, attached to a tablet. I like the idea of the Andonstar models, as they appear to have good reviews. I wouldn't mind trying the stereo type, binocular ones you mentioned. Any particular brand or model you'd recommend?
I would say that was a solid review Steve, appreciate your honesty as it would have been easy to say the new one was the dogs danglies because you got sent it for free.
I own your "old" microscope & I also found that with the supplied stand it was to close to the work area but you can clamp the lens to the mount much further up just below the red ring.
This allows you to still be able to use the focus but you have much more room to work.
Would love one of those articulating stands.
Oh my! 2 videos in one week, Ambassador you are spoiling us 😆
🤣
Every lab needs two. If one breaks, it’s not like you can throw it up on itself and see what’s wrong to fix it in some kind of magnifying inception…
Very good point! 😬
but if I don't have any soldering microscope yet and I'm looking for one for home/hobby use, would you recommend it?
Combine them! Can you put the smaller screen on the bigger base with better lenses?
great video man, but i would want to know, if i was a consumer of these products, at the slim price increase of 50, is it worth it to get the bigger one or should i hypothetically save my money
I like your honesty.
Tell me how you did the articulating arm on your old one. I have that and there is no room to work
Lol thanks for the honest review Cap'n!
😁 Thanks Chris!
From what I'm seeing in researching the ad407 (which your old one appears to be) has an aluminum focus ring and the new one may not which could be a con. In the US the smaller ad246s is much less expensive with the 7in. screen than the ad407. I'm trying to get into microsolder repair on a bit of a budget until I can afford a nicer microscope and hopefully the ad246s will bridge the gap for now. How's the focusing compare with your old one? Is it less smooth?
You made a recommendation on not getting the larger one if you already own the smaller one...but what if you don't own either?
Great comparison Steve, appreciate the honest and real-world review.
Let me know if you need a new home for either of your 'scopes. 😉
Already made up my mind but I appreciate your honesty. These are really expensive in Ozand my one (like yours) is easy to grab and I fold mine down and store it in a cupboard . . . the Andonstar I mean.
I use the smaller screen and not even worried about connecting it to my 24" workshop monitor. Why bother, the 7" screen is ample and so is the working space. The only niggle is the lift assembly mechanism is sloppy and the whole unit wobbles as I raise or lower the assembly.
Also the mSD slot is in a tight position. Andonstar could move it out to the side.
Used it just the other day actually to install an Hekate injector into a Switch. Too easy and after watching another video on this model, I can't see the asking price for th 10" model really. I will never see a freebie in my post box that's for sure. :-)🤫
I've looked to your old one to take to my shop because i want to take my amscope to home, the new one is good if you have a bigger desk to put it but if you have a smaller desk the old one is as good as the new one
I'm curious what flux you use and how you apply it. Is it through a syringe or something
What a treat to have an unexpected midweek upload! 😃
Maybe for working the stronger lights help, but I feel they are too strong for the youtube videos, maybe you can adjust it? Maybe in the editing? But I would like a bigger screen. Nice review
Nice scope
Nice. I'd say keep both, maybe you could do something where you need them both, who knows. But I do have one question, where's the singing?
😁 I reserve that for my Fix It videos! 😬
Love you mate, literally really enjoy your vids and respect your opinion. I bought the old one not long after subbing to you, absolutely love it and from watching this vid I was saying to myself 'I'm pretty sure he will say if you have the old one it's not worth upgrading and if you don't own one buy the new one' and you pretty much did. Glad that you've got a freebie let's hope more companies send you stuff as I for one bought it based on your usage. Nice dude
Would love a video on how you modded your older microscope. I quite often find the pillar gets in the way on mine and have coveted the flexibility of yours.
Is it possible to swap the monitors over, so have the smaller screen with the larger work area?
I don't think so, there might be a way but it all looks like one solid piece connected to the lens.
I prefer the video quality from the old one. It's probably the lens that is a little different. Old one seems to have a little clearer image
The only difference I could see image wise was the new one has a deeper depth of focus, so both the board and usb port were In focus, where as on the old one only the usb port was in focus.
Hey steve,
Question..
Where do you buy your flux? I seem to have trouble to find flux in a syringe
What do you use for cleaning the leftover flux?
I heard that the 409 Pro doesn't work with HDMI with an external monitor and records on the SD card at the same time?
Can you tell me if this model turns off the main monitor screen when connecting HDMI?
I thank you very much for your information, it is helping people around the world. Thanks.!
I’m getting one after your review. My mate has a 407 and I always found the screen to be a bit too small for my liking.
Love the channel. Not sure why Dave didn’t get more screen time though. He’s not a fan of the product? And why no song!?