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🔧 See Every Detail, Own Every Repair — The Ultimate Pro Microscope Experience
The Andonstar AD407 Pro is a cutting-edge 3D HDMI digital microscope designed for professional soldering and electronics repair. Featuring a 7-inch IPS display plus HDMI output for dual-screen viewing, 270x magnification with an achromatic metal lens, and an industrial-grade 360° adjustable metal stand, it delivers unparalleled precision and durability. Equipped with an innovative UV filter to protect the lens from heat and smoke, 8-level LED lighting, and a wireless remote control, this microscope is engineered to enhance productivity and reduce eye fatigue. Perfect for SMT, SMD, and DIY electronics professionals seeking high-definition imaging and ergonomic design.




| ASIN | B0B7MDHJ96 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,022 in Camera & Photo Products ( See Top 100 in Camera & Photo Products ) #132 in Lab Handheld Digital Microscopes |
| Brand | Andonstar |
| Built-In Media | Digital Microscope AD407, Pro stand, HDMI cable, Switch Cable, USB Cable, Remote |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Television |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 556 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 7.87"L x 7"W x 12.5"H |
| Item Highlight | 7 Inch LCD, Pro Boom Arm Stand, Metal Lens, UV Filter, IPS LCD Screen, USB Video Microscopes for Phone Repairing, SMT SMD DIY |
| Item Weight | 2.12 kg |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Magnification Maximum | 270 x |
| Manufacturer | ShenZhen Andonstar Technology Co., Ltd |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AD407-Pro-JP |
| Material | Metal |
| Model Name | AD407 Pro |
| Model Number | AD407-Pro-JP |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Objective Lens Description | Achromatic |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 7.87"L x 7"W x 12.5"H |
| Real Angle Of View | 178 degrees |
| Real Angle of View | 178 degrees |
| UPC | 616361263093 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 240 volts |
| Warranty Description | 2 Year Manufacturer |
J**M
Andonstar AD407 Pro Digital Microscope
Andonstar AD407 Pro Digital Microscope Wow—words can’t fully describe this product! This digital microscope is absolutely amazing. I use it every day for my DIY projects, and it never disappoints. The screen is clear with excellent visibility, and the microscope feels premium and sturdy, made of metal and built to last. It’s spacious enough to handle most of your needs, and the zoom quality is impressive. All of this at a very affordable price. Highly recommended for hobbyists, students, or anyone who loves exploring the microscopic world!
B**.
I like it very much except for the stand that it came with. Now I use a microphone boom arm.
The microscope, camera, and screen work very well. But I don't like the stand. It does not go as high as I would like, and every time I need to reposition it I have to loosen and tighten some screws. So I bought an Elgato Wave Mic Arm Premium: https://www.amazon.com/Elgato-Wave-Mic-Arm-Broadcasting/dp/B09737ZXMK At first I thought I would need to make an adapter to use the wave mic arm with the microscope. But it just so happens that the Elgato arm uses the same screw thread as the microscope mount! (see photo). With the above mentioned modification it is much easier to position the scope wherever I want. It saves a lot of time and greatly extends the vertical range.
B**G
Love this thing!
I use this all the time. The video quality is awesome! The size is perfect for the repairs that I bought it for. It’s very versatile, use it with my kids to see textures of other materials. The magnification range is good and the ease of use is exceptional. The performance exceeds my expectations.
B**Y
Great scope, horrible stand.
First: the screen and microscope are great. The controls might be slightly obtuse but it's good quality, low latency, and everything (including HDMI output - pair this with a BlueAVS capture card) works as intended. However, the stand sucks. It really sucks. It's not unusable per se, but it definitely gets in the way and doesn't work very well at all, and even if it did, it doesn't allow the microscope/screen assembly to raise high enough for less-micro work. The gooseneck LEDS are so-so as well. The one star off is for the stand. Get this, and when you're ready to upgrade away from the stand, mount this thing onto a mic arm and get a microscope ring light to go with it. It's way more useful and usable this way. Unfortunately there are no mounting holes; I chose to 3D print a mount and 5 min epoxy it to the back. If there were at least some sort of mounting holes on the back, I would've given this 5 stars. You can probably 3D print/mill/whatever a ring mount that secures it to the mic arm the same way as the old stand as well. Figure something out, because it's worth it to get it off the old stand.
D**C
Great value and twice as nice with a $11.40 wide-angle/macro lens upgrade
After months of agonizing over not having a better microscope and being unable to justify dropping over $600 on a higher-end interchangeable-lens/autofocus camera setup + a Barlow lens, I decided to buy this as it seemed to tick all the boxes for my needs a few of my wants. Overall, I was impressed with the picture quality, but part of me still missed the high-end optics and auto-focus. Then, thanks to another reviewer (props RCJad!), I decided to add the Xit XT30WAB 30mm 0.43X Wide Angle Lens ($11.40 on Amazon) and it's made the AD407 so much better. The XT30WAB lens brings a slightly wider to see more of the PCB and it has a Depth-of-Field (DoF) of approximately 1 inch/25 mm, making PCB requiring far less refocusing while you work! Now, I can see the PCB *and* my tools, tall components, etc. while I work. Now I can tilt a PCB to inspect it WITHOUT constantly refocusing or shifting the board up and down. I'd still love to have autofocus, but with this DoF, I don't really need/miss it most of the time. (Andonstar - You need to sell these or similar as your own so buyers don't have to research them on their own.) Keep in mind, even with the additional lens, the AD407 isn't going to compete for with a $600+ microscope with interchangeable lenses, a larger/taller stand and a camera with autofocus, but this is half the cost, a great formfactor for a workbench, has a very nice display built-in and it works really well for all but really large PCBs. Just get a wide-angle/macro lens and you'll enjoy it a whole lot more. Note: There are also mods that people do mount these cameras to microphone stands/arms to allow you to raise them higher or work on larger PCBs (large motherboards, arcade PCBs, retro computer repair, etc.). It does require some rewiring of the LED lights, however.
M**.
Great digital microscope
Great little digital microscope. I've owned it for about 1.5 years and it's held up very well despite frequent use. The one improvement I recommend is adding a wide angle lens. The new lens helped with the field of view restrictions at the cost of a bit of zoom but it's well worth the addition.
C**S
great
great. works as said..
S**.
Well worth the money!
I'll be honest I was concerned whether or not the extra 70 x zoom would be necessary compared to the other models. Don't think twice and do it. Check my photos, the first job I put this through was straightening bent cpu pins from an eBay motherboard that my friend bought. I don't think I would have made it happen without the extra 70 x zoom. The input to a TV works instantly, and looks fantastic on a 4K TV. The adjustable brightness of the LED lights really helps to see what you're looking at on SMC pads. Now I don't have experience with standard microscopes for repair, but considering after some SMC rework, depth of field is a little bit challenging, but tilting the camera back really helped out a lot. Check my photos and if you are right on the fence about buying it like I was, just go for it. I believe you'll be very happy for the price versus functionality.
A**E
a good value and able microscope.
a great microscope for micro soldering .it is very easy to use and the controls are well laid out. for the price its value for money .it magnifies a lot and feels well built . when using the lights can get in the way at times . and an otion for anti glare would be helpfull . the remote control is a handy feature as it enables you to take a picture without moving the object under it . and the hdmi output is a great feature of this scope. the only gripe is at the very bottom of the adjustment the scope does not focus at all . it goes out of focus around 3 inches from the bottom. so getting any closer is not possible. its still a very able microscope.
L**H
My Husband is very happy with this present
It works great!
A**R
Don't think twice.
One of my best purchases ever in my life.
A**O
Gran microscopio con salida dual HDMI
Construcción robusta y duradera. La calidad del microscopios es especatular para soldadura SMD, además de que pocos microscopios permiten conectar el HDMI y tener la pantalla activa al mismo tiempo
G**T
Tolles Werkzeug mit kleinen Problemen
Das Andonstar AD407 ist ein wirklich gutes Produkt, mit wirklich kleinen Problemen, die sich aber leicht und ohne Aufpreis lösen lassen. Das 3D in der Produktbezeichnung ist natürlich falsch. Das Bild ist 2D und es bedarf ein wenig Einübungszeit, bis man die Bauteile oder das Lot durch den Bildschirm gesehen auch trifft. Es ist halt immer noch ein Bildschirm und eine Kamera. Der Aufbau ist einfach. Die Verkabelung ist etwas verwirrend und bedarf ein paar Kabelbinder, die nicht beiliegen. Das erste Problem ist der Klinkenstecker für die Beleuchtung. Wer die Lampen nicht benötigt, lässt ihn und die Lampen weg, aber die meisten Nutzer werden die Lampen nicht missen wollen. Der abstehende Stecker erhöht den Platzbedarf auf dem Arbeitstisch. Außerdem wird er ständig nach links oder rechts gezerrt, wenn man das Mikroscop verschiebt und dabei mit dem Stecker Dinge auf dem Tisch sammelt. Einfache Lösung: Die beiden Schrauben unter der Platte lösen und den Deckel mitsamt Stecker nach Innen drehen. Vorsicht mit den dünnen Kabeln im Inneren der Box. Die sind sehr fein und sollten nicht eingeklemmt werden. Sobald die Schrauben wieder drin sind, kann nichts mehr passieren und der Anschluß ist unter der Basisplatte versteckt. Warum das nicht im Vorfeld so montiert wird, ist mir schleierhaft. Um die Basis zu vergrößern kann man auch den Arm falsch herum montieren. Das ist praktisch wenn man Mainboards unter die Kamera bekommen will. Speziell hier ist die obige Modifikation nützlich, weil der Stecker nicht stört. Man sollte allerdings ein Gewicht auf die Platte legen. Dafür kann man jetzt auf seiner Silikonmatte arbeiten. Die Bauhöhe ist ein Thema. Wenn man maximalen Abstand zwischen Platine und Linse bringen, dann muss man die Kamera am Linsenring verschrauben. Das klingt nicht nur schlecht, sondern liefert auch einen ordentlichen Hebel, der die Kamera bei einer ungeschickten Bewegung beschädigt. Ich habe mir mit dem 3D Drucker eine Verlängerung mit Aufnahme gedruckt, die gar keine Schauben benötigt. Das Model ist auf einschlägigen Modelseiten unter dem Nutzer "Geit_de" zu finden. Hat man den Zusammenbau erledigt und auch die kleinen Probleme beseitigt, hat man ein Gerät mit dem man wundervoll arbeiten kann. Ich habe schon einige SMD Arbeiten erledigt und auch um schnell mal etwas zu prüfen oder auch nur die Aufdrucke auf Netzteilen lesen zu können, bietet sich dieses Mikroscop an. Die Kabelfernbedienung für die Helligkeit braucht man eigentlich nicht und ist wohl dem zusammenwerfen von zwei Produkten (Microskop und Schwanenhalslampe) geschuldet. Die kabellose IR Fernbedienung hingegen ist auf den ersten Blick nicht sinnvoll, weil man alle Einstellungen mit den Tasten am Display erledigen kann. Sobald man allerdings die Aufnahmefunktion benutzt, oder mittels dem HDMI Ausgang ein großes Display oder gar einen Beamer bedient, wirkt es professioneller, wenn man die Fernbedienung nimmt, weil jeder Tastendruck das Gerät erschüttert und das resultierende Bild wackelt und die Aufzeichnungen bzw. Darstellung verwackelt. Trotz der oben beschriebenen kleinen Mängel bin ich mit dem Preisleistungsverhältnis zufrieden. Klar kann man sich heute mit eine wenig bastelei und Bauteilen aus China so etwas selbst bauen, aber das kostet Zeit, die man eigentlich in Reparaturen und andere Lötarbeiten stecken will. Ob das Resultat dann auch so professionell aussieht, steht auch noch auf einem anderen Blatt. 100%ige Kaufempfehlung von mir.
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