30 days Money Back GuaranteeCharacteristics of the Children's Microscope Toy
- Materials : Eco-friendly ABS plastic
- Dimensions: 13 cm x 7 cm x 22 cm
- Magnifications: 100x, 400x and 1200x
- LED light
- Power supply: 2 AA batteries not included
- With mobile stand
- For children aged 6 and over
- Style : Children’s microscope
- Christmas gift toy for children
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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Margaret Ellison –
Bought this for my grandson’s 8th birthday and his smile was ear to ear. He’s been looking at everything, even a bit of my cardigan! Lovely gift.
Craig Donnelly –
ordered a couple of bits from here before and this didn’t let me down. Sturdy enough for a seven-year-old, focuses nicely and the kids had great fun with onion skin and a bit of pond water. Light is a touch dim in a bright room, but nothing a lamp can’t fix. Postie brought it two days early too.
Priya Nair –
My daughter, 9, has barely put this down since Saturday. She pulled a hair from her own head, popped it on a slide and shouted for the whole house to come and look. The dial for switching between magnifications is smooth, and she worked out the focus wheel all by herself, which pleased her no end. Spot on for a curious child.
Susan Brown –
Bought this for my little one. He was chuffed to bits and spent hours peering at leaves and bits of soil found in the garden. Spot on for sparking his interest in science!
James Wright –
A brilliant little gadget to start exploring the world of micro-organisms. Simple to use, and the magnification is cracking for a toy. It’s fab for curious minds wanting to dive into the microscopic universe.