B Discover the Best Microscope for Sperm Cell Observation | AMScope M158C-E

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The discussion focuses on finding a microscope suitable for observing sperm cells, specifically one with a built-in video camera for capturing video files. The user is interested in a model priced around $200 and mentions the need for 400x optical magnification for effective observation. The AMScope M158C-E is suggested as a potential option. Participants are encouraged to provide insights and recommendations based on these criteria. The inquiry emphasizes a serious interest in microscopy for biological observation.
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I'm not so much interested in how they work, but to buy a ~$200 one with built in video camera that I could save video files of sperm cells moving around. I've heard that needs 400x optical magnification. How about this one? https://amscope.com/products/m158c-e

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I realize this may seem like a joke, but it's not. Please help me find what I'm looking for guys. Thanks
 
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