BRESSER USB Digital Microscope DST-1028 (10×–280×)
- Continuous optical zoom 10×–280×
- Approx. 5 MP CMOS sensor (2592×1944)
- 8 dimmable LED ring light for reflected illumination
- Metal stand with integrated coarse focusing and tripod extension
- USB connection (power + data) and Windows software with measurement functions
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BRESSER USB Digital Microscope DST-1028 (10×–280×)
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Description
The BRESSER USB Digital Microscope DST-1028 (≈5 MP) lets you conveniently view and document specimens on a PC. It features quality optics with continuous zoom from 10× to 280×, an 8-LED dimmable ring light for reflected illumination, and a metal tripod/stand with integrated focusing. Ideal for inspecting circuit boards, materials, plants, insects and for basic QA and hobby work.
- Magnification: 10× – 280×.
- Sensor / Resolution: CMOS, 2592 × 1944 px (≈5 MP).
- Interface: USB (data + 5 V power), cable length ≈1.2 m.
- Working distance: approx. 110 mm (10×) down to 10 mm (280×).
- Body: metal, grey.
Includes: digital microscope, metal stand with focusing, tripod extension; Windows software (download).
Specifications
- Model: DST-1028 (BRESSER)
- EAN: 4007922074641
- Magnification: 10× – 280× (continuous)
- Resolution: 2592 × 1944 px (~5.0 MP)
- Sensor: CMOS (manufacturer notes Sony IMX sensor in manual)
- Illumination: 8 × dimmable LEDs (ring light)
- Interface: USB (data + 5 V), cable ≈1.2 m
- Working distance: ~110 mm (10×) to ~10 mm (280×)
- Body material: metal
- Weight (incl. accessories): ≈700 g
- OS: Windows 10 / 11 (software download)
Sources: BRESSER product page and manual.
Quick review: The DST-1028 is a versatile USB digital microscope that offers a wide magnification range and practical illumination for hobbyists, education and light QA tasks. The metal stand provides stability and the dimmable ring light helps to get high-contrast images. Image quality at the highest magnifications depends on sample preparation and lighting; professionals may prefer a dedicated laboratory microscope for demanding lab work.
Pros: sturdy metal construction, generous working distance at low magnification, adjustable lighting. Cons: Windows-first software, limited detail at extreme zoom due to optics/sensor limits.
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