Your Android Phone is a GREAT Soldering Microscope!

[@fuzzs8970]

Thank you for sharing that. I think there are lots of old phones that can be put to good use with that tip. Ideas for an adjustable phone holder most welcome.

[@zaks7]

It's a good side tip, but I think the value of a microscope comes in it being a dedicated, partly disposable device. I would NOT trust my pricey phone near a 450 degree iron.

[@daviddurako4604]

Git gud

[@ahmetmutlu348]

Microscopes adventage is its allways running.. while on phone you have to start androin wait.. because it has to load and run java runtime library network system etc.. etc.. etc.. security checks etc .. etc.. which arent necessary just to magnify and image :) but you know what they says its for your security... yet they dont implement an imei tracking for helping you find your phone ewen if the actively can monitor imei of your stolen phone booth on abdroid and betwork providers side :) its all for your security for sure :D

[@brujo_millonario]

At least here in Argentina a good microscope with a screen is expensive. You could use an old phone for this.

[@MeneGR]

Very nice, it would pair well with a dual monitor setup and a phone that has a macro camera

[@ahmedx3000]

hello my guy first u dont need choco for installing scrcpy second in the scrcpy program there is command that's about outputing just the camera or the mic with a lot of setting u can do scrcpy --help to see command's keep up the good word ❤❤❤❤

[@Swenser]

I have a half buggered galaxy fold 2. The screen is big and the camera is great. Along with magnify app on phone thats all i really need.

[@mahyousenyor6312]

This is good for monitoring or tracking malfunctions, but it is somewhat bad when welding and changing sensitive parts, because the connection is slow, fractions of a second between the phone and the computer, which affects the validity of the parts in the boards. In my opinion, choosing a microscope is much better

[@Machiuka]

Useful tutorial. It works also via wifi. Thank you for sharing!

[@greenmatvideos]

No problem!

[@bims_sh]

It's also possible to use your phone as a webcam natively since android 14

[@facebookvideos5232]

yes

[@shoumikahmed6373]

You also have to use external macro lens, otherwise you won't be able to soldering within this little clearance 😢

[@greenmatvideos]

There are magnify apps on the Play Store which give you more screen room.

[@RajithaWijayaratne]

Thanks for sharing. There is also a windows app called phone link that can mirror the phone screen.

[@akbar7962]

Thank you

[@greenmatvideos]

You are welcome

[@SamerM.ElMeligy]

Amazing explanation boss Thanks a lot

[@awaitingthetrumpetcall4529]

Thank you.

[@Jason-zh7wo]

I have an old P30 pro which has a great optical zoom and macro lens. i will try this when ive setup my new repair bench 👍👍 i will have to make an arm or something to attach it to one so it can can be moved easily into good position if i decide to use it, I have a dedicated mrcroscope camera that i have already bought so i can compare the image quality.

[@charlesmott8863]

My P30 Pro works well, and I have been using it for months with Droidcam Pro, but I have just purchased a dedicated microscope for better quality in close up detail

[@andywebber8749]

Then pin it to the task bar Very Nice

[@glauciogv5225]

Great video. 👏

[@jaideesasaki]

I was thinking of ysing the microsoft phone link app to view the camera on my computer via obs.

[@JoRoBoYo]

Where is the link

[@Avangers101]

It's cool trick 😇😇😇😇😇

[@red2]

Or installl Droidcam on phone. Then Add to OBS Studio on PC.

[@greenmatvideos]

Good choice. You can also use Vysor to mirror your screen. Also works with iOS.

[@imnotbeluga007]

Camo is also good, perhaps even better than Droidcam.

[@camkhv]

great idea🎉but im already buy microscope😂have a second😊

[@neironasgautamas654]

This method so damn hard i can say

[@Swenser]

Miracast dongle will allow you to cast your phone to any hdmi device.

[@andreamitchell4758]

not for pixels because google sucks shit

[@dukunganteknis8177]

same man.....I used many many years ago... but without choco...software...because my screen was damaged.. and want to saving my data..btw thank's for it

[@Glorious.Return]

is there lag between what's actually happening and what appears on the PC screen?

[@greenmatvideos]

If there is, then I couldn't notice it. I mean, its directly connected via USB -- I'd say the same lag as a webcam.

[@Glorious.Return]

@@greenmatvideos That is pretty good! I will make sure to give it a try. Thank you very much! I have an old phone, samsung note 3 neo. The camera is great and sharp! Will try it and give you some feedback.

[@MrBobWareham]

That is very nice, but can I do the same in Linux Mint? As I don't run Windows.

[@joef256]

Screencast or airdroid, will be playing around with both tomorrow as i decide which is better for this usecase.

[@Bennyboy-dog]

Good idea. Now to work out how to do that in Linux.

[@Nele_BiH]

Obs with droidcam is a option

[@Abhishek__Parihar]

Scrcpy also works in linux

[@suryavanshib]

Awesome 😎😎😎 ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@georgekourvaras3494]

Thank you!!!!!

[@nagarava]

Nice 🎉

[@PIDOtomasyon]

thank you so much

[@guillaumedurand1342]

nice tips :))

[@JibunnoKage-YouTube-Channel]

So 70% of this video is a sale pitch to install a 3rd party installer? I think not.

[@greenmatvideos]

Chocolatey is a wonderful package manager that takes care of everything while installing. And when you need to update, you just type 'choco upgrade' and all software that you have installed with Chocolatey will be updated automagically. Chocolatey is maintained by volunteers and every software package that you can install via their package manager has been moderated by a lot of people before it is available to you, the user. I would dare to say that it is safer to install software via Chocolatey because of the people who dedicate their spare time to making sure you will always install safe software. But I totally understand any scepticism.

[@umshankar2601]

use wi--fi screen sharing Simple

[@bestbuny0078]

Im lucky i have an 30x zoom phone with a car stand and a glass table

[@fuzzs8970]

Hi. What phone gives 30x zoom. That would surely make a great view of the components

[@bestbuny0078]

@fuzzs8970 Samsung s20 Fe

[@Dtr146]

if this works for you. more power to you. but, this ain't for me.

[@EpicmonnicaGames]

men you are uraaaaaaaa!!!!!!.

[@neamat2892]

Title should rather be how to mirror android screen in windows What if someone doesn't have an extra phone with that good resolution cameras genius

[@intheshitter]

Sucks to be them 🤷‍♂

[@KhanTest-hh4mn]

I use with simple software free no need do this think

[@fu1r4]

I got bored before you even got to the point of the video ...

[@greenmatvideos]

Sorry to hear that!