The EDM4 images through a 4.3-inch LCD that tilts up toward you, which makes it far easier to work under than a traditional eyepiece scope. It magnifies from roughly 50x to 1000x with an adjustable LED ring, and records stills and video straight to a microSD card or out to a PC over USB. Practical uses are coin and stamp authentication, PCB inspection and rework, and watching insects or plants that will not sit still. It runs on rechargeable batteries or mains power and packs away into a case.
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