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Martin Garcia
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
This handheld digital microscope exceeded my expectations for a children’s toy. It works exactly as described, with surprisingly good detail for something designed for kids. The included slides of insects and plants are a great addition, and both my 4-year-old and 8-year-old daughters love using it.Features & Performance:✅ Clear magnification – great for exploring everyday objects up close✅ Micro SD card slot (not included) – allows for saving pictures✅ Built-in lights – helps bring out detail when zooming in✅ Soft rubber outer case – easy for kids to hold and handleMy daughters have had a blast exploring everything—they’ve taken it to the store to examine different objects, and we even used it to look at a TV screen up close, which led to a fun discussion about how TVs work. While I can’t verify whether it truly reaches 500x magnification, it still zooms well enough to keep kids entertained and learning. The microscope also features a built-in magnifying glass at the bottom, allowing kids to examine objects without using the screen.Overall, this is a great educational toy that encourages curiosity and exploration. I would recommend for young scientists or kids who are very curious about things.
hannah
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
We just received this item and idk who loves it more me or the kids 🤣 I swear when we go outside I'm going to be looking at everything. Pros and consPro: comes with 6 sides to look atThe magnification works so wellButtons are easy to navigateThe strap is perfect for littles for aciddental slipsCon: The top of the case slips off easilyAlthough you can take photos your going to need to buy a memory card if you plan on taking a lot of photosI would still recommend buying if you have little explores on your hands
Harper Kingsley
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
This is a super cute handheld mini-microscope. It gives you 1x, 2x, 3x, or 4x magnification, and it's controlled by simple to press buttons. You do have to hold the microscope directly over whatever you're looking at, and it needs to be close, but for looking at the provided sample slides, it does its job. It lets you take jpeg pictures with its 2MP camera, and on its own it can hold 200 photos. It has a memory card slot for a 64GB card, not provided.I think this is a fun little digital microscope for a young scientist-to-be. Paired with some pre-made slides, it could be a great gift. And while it has a pink silicone unicorn skin on it, the skin is removable and the device itself is white plastic with orange buttons.There is an app, but I haven't installed it and I don't really plan to. The device can be used on its own, and I have no problem with the photos living on the memory card.
camp david
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
Wow! What fun , had no idea these existed. This little gem will keep them busy for hours.
Steve Lawrence
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
This microscope is cute, and has some definite plusses.Its easy and grippy to hold. The analog microscope lens is 'okay' - I actually used it to read the instructions, which are.. ironically minute.The digital screen is clear, although the dual function for the 'zoom in/out' and the 'light brighter/lower' can be awkward - it took me a minute, and honestly the difference between 1x zoom and 4x zoom is not a whole lot. The 500X claim on the product is 'probably' good. I honestly don't know.Going on the included slides though - I could believe it. The slides themselves are of limited worth. The pigeon wing is unexciting. The dragonfly wing is better, the plant stem better still..The product *does* do a very good job of displaying fine details. In one photo I placed it over the fabric of a printed t-shirt and it's excellent at showing the threads, and the print.Hovering it over a finger shows ( just as in the product pictures) a very fine display of fingerprints.I have only two issues with it.1) the need to place the unit *right ontop* of the thing you're investigating - great for leaves, materials, and inanimate objects. You really *dont* want to do that though, if you're looking at, say a ladybug. You'd end up squishing it.Without that level of closeness, you won't find a usable display though.2) the flexible trim around the top of the unit slides off *very* easily. It could be a bit grippier.
A. Silverstone
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This is a fantastic gift to get children excited about science. This hand held microscope let's your favorite little one explore the microscopic world at home, at school or out in nature. The built in lights give you 3 levels of illumination, which is important since you need to put the microscope on top of the object being examined. It can store 150 or so photos, and comes with a microSD slot so you can capture more photos or videos. Included are 6 slides to help someone learn how to use the microscope. With its kid friendly design, it encourages exploration and experimentation. This makes for a fantastic gift for a child who is already interested or even might be interested in the natural world.
Shantelle carter
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
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