Depth of field and illumination are well suited to routine cataract and corneal work. Assistant scope alignment was straightforward to set up.
Dr. Emmanuel Bako, MD, FRCOphthJan 14, 2026

SOM2000DX dual-binocular ophthalmic operating microscope with 100 W xenon coaxial illumination — the flagship surgical microscope for cataract, vitreoretinal and corneal procedures.
Clinical overview
The OpticsMED SOM2000DX is a dual-operator, two-binocular ophthalmic surgical microscope built around a 100 W medical-grade xenon light source and coaxial -2° to +6° illumination. The xenon source delivers the bright, balanced red reflex that modern cataract phacoemulsification and vitreoretinal procedures depend on, while the apochromatic Schott optics keep the field colour-corrected from centre to edge.
| Magnification | 4.6× – 27×, continuous |
|---|---|
| Eyepiece | 12.5×, 18× |
| Working distance | 170 mm |
| Coaxial illuminance | ≤ 180 000 Lx (xenon), ≥ 60 000 Lx (halogen) |
| Power | AC 220 V / 110 V ± 10 %, 50/60 Hz, 280 VA |
| Safety standard | IEC 60601-1 |
Ophthalmic surgery centres performing cataract phacoemulsification, vitreoretinal surgery and corneal transplantation. The dual-binocular configuration suits teaching hospitals where a fellow assists the consultant on every case.
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Depth of field and illumination are well suited to routine cataract and corneal work. Assistant scope alignment was straightforward to set up.
Dr. Emmanuel Bako, MD, FRCOphthJan 14, 2026
The coaxial illumination gives a stable, even red reflex throughout phacoemulsification, and the zoom and focus foot controls are responsive. Optical clarity at high magnification is genuinely impressive for the class.
Dr. Alexander Rhodes, MD, FRCOphthSep 6, 2025
Bright coaxial lighting and a smooth XY movement make anterior segment surgery comfortable over a full list. The stand is stable with minimal vibration.
Dr. Naomi Sutcliffe, MDAug 4, 2025

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