Product Comparison

YCS 6575X Trinocular Microscope vs YCS 6558S Trinocular Microscope

Two YCS trinocular stereo zoom microscopes from Mr. Yang's line, one step apart. The 6558S covers 6.5X–58X with the classic pillar stand; the 6575X extends to 6.5X–75X and adds a 360° rotating head with a height-adjustable focus arm. Both include the CTV 0.5x camera adapter.

Side-by-Side Specifications

SpecificationYCS 6575X Trinocular MicroscopeYCS 6558S Trinocular Microscope
BrandYCSYCS
ModelYCS-6575XYCS-6558S
TypeTrinocular stereo zoom microscopeTrinocular stereo zoom microscope
Total Magnification6.5x – 75x continuous (with 10x eyepieces)6.5x – 58x continuous (with 10x eyepieces)
EyepiecesWF10X/23 high-eyepoint wide-angle ×2WF10X23 high-eyepoint wide-angle ×2, anti-reflective coated
Camera PortCTV 1/2" 0.5x adapter includedCTV 0.5x adapter included
Head Rotation360° — swivel the head aside for direct board access—
StandHeight-adjustable focus arm on a metal pillar stand—
IlluminationLED illuminating dust cover (per manufacturer packing list)Adjustable LED ring light plate (ships black or white at random)
Size37.7 × 25 × 41 cm380 × 260 × 273 mm
Weight4.45 kg (net)4.6 kg (including base)
Package41 × 28 × 37 cm; 5.55 kg436 × 343 × 270 mm; 5.8 kg
In the BoxWF10X/23 eyepieces ×2, microscope head, focus arm, LED dust cover, CTV 1/2" 0.5x camera adapterEyepieces ×2, CTV 0.5x ×1, main unit, bracket, limiter, dust cover lens, column, base, LED light plate, rubber rings ×2
Zoom Range—0.65x – 5.8x (objective)
Focus—Coarse focus knob + eyepiece diopter fine adjustment
Interpupillary Adjustment—Flexible, ergonomic
Collision Protection—Limiter ring included
Base—Metal plate with positioning scale, 380 × 260 mm

Key Differences That Matter

Model

AYCS-6575X
BYCS-6558S

Total Magnification

A6.5x – 75x continuous (with 10x eyepieces)
B6.5x – 58x continuous (with 10x eyepieces)

Eyepieces

AWF10X/23 high-eyepoint wide-angle ×2
BWF10X23 high-eyepoint wide-angle ×2, anti-reflective coated

Camera Port

ACTV 1/2" 0.5x adapter included
BCTV 0.5x adapter included

Head Rotation

A360° — swivel the head aside for direct board access
B—

Stand

AHeight-adjustable focus arm on a metal pillar stand
B—

Illumination

ALED illuminating dust cover (per manufacturer packing list)
BAdjustable LED ring light plate (ships black or white at random)

Size

A37.7 × 25 × 41 cm
B380 × 260 × 273 mm

Weight

A4.45 kg (net)
B4.6 kg (including base)

Package

A41 × 28 × 37 cm; 5.55 kg
B436 × 343 × 270 mm; 5.8 kg

In the Box

AWF10X/23 eyepieces ×2, microscope head, focus arm, LED dust cover, CTV 1/2" 0.5x camera adapter
BEyepieces ×2, CTV 0.5x ×1, main unit, bracket, limiter, dust cover lens, column, base, LED light plate, rubber rings ×2

Zoom Range

A—
B0.65x – 5.8x (objective)

Focus

A—
BCoarse focus knob + eyepiece diopter fine adjustment

Interpupillary Adjustment

A—
BFlexible, ergonomic

Collision Protection

A—
BLimiter ring included

Base

A—
BMetal plate with positioning scale, 380 × 260 mm

Which One Should You Choose?

Pick the YCS 6558S if your board work lives under 60X and you want the value pick — same optical ecosystem, same CTV 0.5x camera port. Step up to the 6575X if you need magnification above 58X for finer BGA inspection, or if the 360° rotating head (swing the optics aside for direct board access) and quicker height adjustment match your workflow.

YCS 6575X Trinocular Microscope vs YCS 6558S Trinocular Microscope — FAQ

Is the 6575X worth it over the 6558S?

If your work regularly goes above 58X — fine BGA ball inspection, dense board trace work — yes: the 6575X reaches 75X and adds the 360° rotating head. For shielding, connectors and most chip-level work under 60X, the 6558S covers the same ground at a lower cost.

Do they share eyepieces and camera adapters?

Both use WF10X/23 high-eyepoint eyepieces and the CTV 0.5x camera adapter standard, so accessories are interchangeable across the YCS microscope ecosystem.

Which one for a mixed repair shop?

Many shops standardize on the 6558S for general benches and add one 6575X (or a Gorilla) at the BGA station. All three share the same stand standard, so units can be redeployed as workload shifts.

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