You NEED This Microscope for Your Phone! Apexel PhoneMicro 5 Review

Exciting news - I've teamed up with Apexel to review one of the most powerful smartphone microscopes on the market -

This is the PhoneMicro 5 by Apexel -

Turn your smartphone into a super powerful microscope that can see waterbears!

Don't forget to use my exclusive discount code Oneminmi (10% off your APEXEL PhoneMicro 5 Smartphone Microscope)

Collect your device here:

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[sanroj_aim]

ok this sponsored vid is acceptable because it promotes an actual cool product and not a :

- vpn
- a beard or ball trimmer
- underwear

might genuinly check this out

[justjane]

Thanks for showing us this option. I have been looking at a couple of different types of microscope but haven't made a choice yet. I'm retired now and have decided that I want to revisit the activity that I enjoyed as a child. The microscope that I had then really only worked with things that were fairly transparent. The modern ones are a huge improvement and look like a lot of fun.

[tecnogadget]

Pretty dope for a 100usd gadget. Would be insane to be able to attach it it a real camera lens and see what it can really do

[frogz]

i have a cheaper version of this that has a few lens including macro, super macro and telephoto, no cool lights though, can you stack the lenses for even more magnification?

[Gacha.exe_m]

Hey, I am not sure, that is why I ask. Can someone tell me, if it works on all smartphones? Like samsung, oppo, redmi, ... Because I don't have an I-Phone😢

[briansaiditsoitmustbetrue]

Can I ask if you would swab the soles of a pair of shoes that have walked in the city and put the results under the microscope for your next video please? Would be interesting to see just how dirty they are. Also, I have a question for you.
Which do you think is the dirtiest?
1) Coins that have been circulated for years
2) Casio chips (Please believe me these feel disgusting)
3) The soles of shoes that have walked in the city
4) The belt on an escalator

I think Coins that have been in circulation for years will be the dirtiest..Here in the UK some of our coins have been in circulation since 1971..That is over 50 Years to collect God knows what.
Kind regards ..Brian

[cameronsays]

Just an ad for a camera accessory. Sad really.