Made For Hands-On Work

True depth and space to work under the lens, whatever you're building, studying, or repairing.

True 3D Depth

Two optical paths help you judge distance, position tools, and work with precision.

Easy Adjustments

Smooth controls let you fine-tune your view with confidence.

Comfortable Viewing

A wide view and adjustable head reduce strain during long sessions.

Stereo Microscope in Action

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Clarity Across Every Field

No matter the field, discover fine detail and depth with tools designed to support research, learning, and innovation.

Archeaology

Close examination of artifacts and fossils.

Education

Classrooms, training labs, and STEM programs.

Biomedicine

Biology, healthcare, research, and everyday lab work.

Electronics

PCB inspection, soldering, and micro-component work.

Botany

Studying plant structures, seeds, and insects.

Gemology

Gemstone grading, jewelry authentication, and craftsmanship.

Dentistry

Restorative work, modeling, and precision procedures.

Industrial

Quality control, defect analysis, and forensics.

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Trinocular Stereo Microscope

✓ Flexible positioning for repair, inspection and detailed work.

$723.99
$864.99

FOR STUDENTS

Binocular Stereo Microscope

✓ Easy to use, built to last, and ideal for classrooms and first-time users.

$229.99

FOR HOBBIES

Trinocular Stereo Microscope

✓ Made for electronics, coins, rocks, insects, jewelry, and collectibles.

$499.99
$519.99

FOR LABS

Research-Grade Trinocular Microscope

✓ Advanced imaging and precision for professional labs.

$1,925.99

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a stereo microscope?

A stereo microscope gives you a true 3D view of objects at lower magnification, perfect for inspection and hands-on work.

How is a stereo microscope different from a compound microscope?

Stereo microscopes show depth at 10x–90x for larger objects, while compound microscopes offer higher 2D magnification for slides and cells.

What can I use a stereo microscope for?

They’re used in electronics, education, dentistry, gemology, industry, archaeology, botany, and biomedical research.

What magnification do I need?

10x–20x is great for larger items, 20x–45x for detailed inspection, and 45x+ for fine, research-level work.

What’s the difference between head types (binocular, trinocular, etc.)?

Binocular models are for comfortable 3D viewing; trinocular adds a camera port; zoom heads adjust smoothly, fixed heads are preset and budget-friendly.

Which stand type should I choose?

Pillar and track stands suit everyday work, boom stands handle larger objects, and articulating or clamp stands give maximum flexibility.

Can I connect a camera to my stereo microscope?

Absolutely! Trinocular models allow you to attach a digital camera or HDMI camera to capture images and videos.

What lighting options are available?

Choose from LED ring lights for shadow-free detail, or gooseneck lights for flexible highlighting.

Are stereo microscopes difficult to set up?

Yes! Most are plug-and-play, with simple assembly and full instructions included.

Do you offer warranties or support?

Yes! All AmScope microscopes include a 5-year warranty plus lifetime support from our expert team.