Inspection & Magnification

Modern handsets pack processors, memory chips and connectors onto boards so dense that many faults, and much of the evidence, simply cannot be seen with the naked eye. So a good microscope earns its place on any repair or forensic bench.

A quality stereo or trinocular microscope lets you examine logic boards for corrosion, lifted pads, cracked solder joints and previous repair attempts before you commit to any work. During chip-off and JTAG/ISP acquisitions it is indispensable for locating test points, cleaning and preparing BGA pads, checking reballed eMMC and UFS chips and making sure fine wires are seated correctly, reducing the risk of damaging a device that may hold irreplaceable data.

For mobile forensics, magnification also supports evidence documentation. Microscope cameras and HDMI/4K capture let examiners photograph a device's condition at each stage, creating a clear visual record for reports and court.

This collection brings together our trinocular and digital microscopes, camera and lens upgrades, LED lighting, thermal imaging cameras for spotting short circuits and heat leaks, and industrial inspection endoscopes. Everything you need to see what you are actually working on.

Read our guide: Mobile Forensics Hardware: From Seizure to Extraction