30 days Money Back GuaranteeHandheld Digital Microscope with Screen: science in the palm of your hand
Portable digital microscope: between curiosity and exploration
This little piece of technology appeals to curious children as much as science enthusiasts. Thanks to its smooth, precise focusing system, it becomes easy to capture the hidden world of cells or grains of sand. Its built-in screen lets you observe live without connecting to a smartphone, while the rechargeable battery gives up to 2.5 hours of use for uninterrupted exploration. At home, at school or out in nature, it encourages discovery, stimulates the scientific mind and turns learning into a captivating game.
Digital microscope: a fascinating tool and an original gift
By connecting the handheld digital microscope to a computer, you can record high definition photos and videos, perfect for sharing discoveries or keeping a science notebook. It makes an ideal educational gift for children, teachers or lovers of natural curiosities. Unlike fragile models, it is solid, stable and safe, with no risk for young users. An invitation to learn differently, away from passive screens, simply by observing the real thing.
Kids Microscope with Screen: specifications
- Magnification : 200× to 1000×
- Screen : 2 inch HD (4K resolution)
- Power : built-in rechargeable battery (2.5 h)
- Connection : USB to PC / Mac
- Compatibility : computer, power bank, mains adapter, car charger
- Contents : 1 microscope, 6 prepared glass slides, USB cable, neck strap, tripod, 32GB memory card
- Recommended age : 6 and up
- Functions : photo, video, live viewing, smooth manual focus
- Dimensions : approx. 11 × 7.5 × 5 cm
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Your child's first steps into scientific exploration
Perfect for introducing your children to the natural sciences, the kids Microscope will stimulate their curiosity and awaken their interest in nature, while providing them with plenty of entertainment. They can observe insects, hair and pollen on slides under the lens, or use it to observe objects or plants.
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Karen Mitchell –
Bought this for my nephew’s birthday and he’s barely put it down. The screen is bright enough to see things clearly, even out in the garden. Only niggle is the stand feels a touch lightweight, but it does the job.
Dave Pritchard –
third thing I’ve ordered from here and again no complaints on the delivery, came in three days. Microscope is solid for the money. Focusing takes a bit of patience at the highest zoom, but you get the hang of it. Cracking little gadget for a rainy Sunday.
Priya Shah –
The microscope itself works fine and my daughter enjoyed looking at a few leaves. However, the instruction booklet was only in German and French, so we had to hunt for the English version online. Also the charging cable was shorter than I expected. Not a disaster, just a bit annoying.
Tom Hargreaves –
Good bit of kit. Picture is sharp on the screen and the kids took it round the house looking at everything from carpet fibres to the cat’s fur (she was not impressed). Battery life could be longer, mind.
Charlotte Ellis –
My seven-year-old opened it on Saturday morning and I didn’t see her again until lunch. She found a tiny spider on the patio, put it under the lens and shrieked with delight at the legs on the screen. I was just as hooked, honestly. You point the lens at the object, turn the little wheel until it sharpens, and there it is, all enlarged on the display. Brilliant for the price, and the photos save to the memory card so she’s built her own collection of ‘discoveries’.
Margaret Hughes –
Got this for my grandson Alfie. His smile when he saw a fly’s wing on the screen was worth every penny. Simple to use, even for me. Lovely.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie, who’s seven, and he hasn’t put it down since the postie dropped it off. He’s been out in the garden examining leaves, a dead bee and even the dog’s fur, then running in to show me every single one. Cracking little gadget, and the screen is big enough that we can both look together.
Tom Brennan –
Spot on. Brilliant fun for a grown-up too.