Grow1 LED Binocular Microscope with iPhone 4 Case - 60x Magnification

Spot Leaf-Level Problems Early with a Phone-Camera Scope - 60x

Small pests, surface damage and early plant stress are hard to see with the naked eye. The Grow1 LED Binocular Microscope attaches to the included iPhone 4 case and uses the phone's built-in camera, so you can look closely at plant surfaces and photograph what you find. It provides 60x magnification.

At 5 x 2.5 x 1 in and 0.2 lb, this is a single-unit kit suited to home gardeners and growers who want a low-cost, portable way to scout plants during vegetative growth and flowering. It works with the iPhone 4 only.

Key Features & Benefits

• 60x magnification — reveals surface detail you cannot see unaided.
• LED illumination — lights the area you are viewing.
• Binocular microscope design — gives a stable close-up view.
• Included iPhone 4 case — holds the microscope in place over the camera.
• Compact and light — easy to carry through a grow space.

Who Should Use Grow1 LED Binocular Microscope with iPhone 4 Case

Anyone who owns an iPhone 4 and wants to inspect plants closely: hobby gardeners, indoor growers and cultivation staff doing routine scouting.

About Grow1 LED Binocular Microscope with iPhone 4 Case

Grow1 sells this kit as one unit containing an LED binocular microscope and an iPhone 4 case. The microscope attaches to the case and uses the phone's built-in camera at 60x magnification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is included?
A: The kit includes the LED binocular microscope and an iPhone case. The microscope attaches to that case.

Q: Which phone does it work with?
A: It is listed for the iPhone 4. Other phone models are not listed as compatible.

Q: How strong is the magnification?
A: It magnifies 60x. That level is useful for viewing fine surface detail on plants.

Q: Do I need a separate camera?
A: No. The microscope uses your iPhone 4's built-in camera, so you can view and photograph what you see.

Q: How does a phone microscope compare with a hand loupe?
A: A loupe is held to your eye, while a phone microscope shows the view on screen. That lets you take photos to track plant changes over time.