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Microscope for Kids Beginners Children Student, 40X- 1000X Compound Microscopes with 52 pcs Educational Kits

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  • 40X1000X Compound Microscope for Kids & Students High-powered biology microscope with LED illumination, perfect for school labs, homeschool science and beginner experiments. Clear imaging makes it ideal for young scientists and adult beginners.
  • 52PCS Microscope Kit Perfect STEM Educational Gift for Kids 812 Includes prepared slides, blank slides and tools for hands-on experiments. A complete microscope kit for kids, making it a top choice as a science gift, birthday gift or Christmas gift.
  • Real Science Microscope for School, Homeschool & Adult Beginners Designed as a true compound microscope, not a toy. Suitable for students, teachers and entry-level lab use, supporting real biology exploration and STEM learning.
  • Dual Light Microscope with Top & Bottom Illumination Observe both opaque and translucent specimens easily. Adjustable lighting improves clarity, making it ideal for biology class, lab study and home experiments (batteries not included).
  • Easy Focus System with 6 Color Filters & Durable Metal Frame Smooth focusing for beginners, built-in 6 color filters enhance contrast. Sturdy metal construction and rotatable head provide stable and comfortable viewing.

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With 4X, 10X, 40X- 3 high-magnification Metal objectives and optical lenses provide clearer imaging. 3 kinds of objective lens freely switch, easy to adjust, with card rotation free switching multiple Built-in 6 different colors filters rotating wheel saves you from having to stain slides. They cut down the glare and brings out much more surface detail. If you can't observe more detail, then you can try to adjust to color filter to view Up and down two wireless LED light sources, easy to operate, not affected by external light sources. The upper light source is suitable for observing opaque objects, and the lower light source is suitable for observing specimens Every beginner microscope comes with SCIENCE KITS approx 52pcs: 2× Eyepieces（FW10X, FW25X), Magnifying Glass, Specimen slides(25pcs), petri dish, forceps, dropper, razor,test tube, cover slip, instruction manual and much more.Children can view different specimen via microscopes-- animals, flowers, plants It offers 40X, 100X, 250X, 400X and 1000X. This is a perfect microscope for students to learn science. Kids can take a look at various materials on prepared slides or peer directly at plants, jewelry, coins, and more with the various magnification eyepiece. It's simple enough for first-timers enough to keep advanced, junior scientists busy at work The Kids always keep curiosit to something around themselves, how are they composed? The Emarth microscope is designed for Kids and Students to understand science and nature by allowing them to peek into the microscopic world to inspire curiosity, encourage discovery, empower imagination, and allow for creativity

Light Source Type: LED


Model Name: 1405


Material: Metal, Plastic


Color: Blue


Real Angle of View: 38 degrees


Magnification Maximum: 1000 x


Brand: Emarth


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer, Laptop


Objective Lens Description: Achromatic


Power Source: Battery Powered


Light Source Type: LED


Real Angle Of View: 38 degrees


Magnification Maximum: 1000 x


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer, Laptop


Objective Lens Description: Achromatic


Power Source: Battery Powered


Enclosure Material: Metal, Plastic


Color: Blue


Model Name: 1405


Brand: Emarth


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 52


UPC: 612409850850


Manufacturer: BSUEA


Model Number: 1405


Manufacturer Part Number: 1405


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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Angie Souverbielle
    • Nice Starter Microscope for Kids
I got this for my 9 year old as he had been asking for one but I didn't like the flimsy ones we found at the store and could not justify the expense. We weren't looking to spend a lot of money but wanted a good entry level microscope. He found this one and I thought it looked pretty good for the price so we ordered it. We also got some extra slides to go along with the ones that came with it. I have to say it is a great microscope! It is well built and he loves it. Even caught my teenager using it a few times! All in all this is a great entry level, easy to use microscope. Definitely recommend it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2021 by Longhorn Mom
    • The best of three microscopes compared.
Three kids microscopes compared. 1) AmScope 120X-1200X 52-pcs Kids Beginner Microscope 2) Swift Compound Monocular Microscope 60X-200X 3) EMARTH Microscope for Kids Beginners Children Student, 40X- 1000X Note: The prices of these microscopes vary from time to time. When I purchased them they were all within about a $20 price range. Amscope: This microscope is basically useless. The optics are terrible. Even on the lowest magnification level nothing interesting can be distinguished. At the highest mag you will be lucky if you can even find the "focal" plane. It also lacks a "light from above". That would be a useful feature for an inquisitive child. It does have two things going for it: It comes with a case, and the frame of the microscope is made of metal. Both of the other two microscopes have plastic frames and neither comes with a case. It is also the cheapest of the three, but saving $20 and getting a worthless microscope doesn't really seem like a great deal. Swift: Nice bright and large field of view. Best of the three in these regards. But the magnifications does not go that high. Smaller details are visible on the EMARTH. Theoretically they would be visible on the AmScope if the image quality was anything better than terrible. Lights both above and below the sample. Intensities are independently adjustable (nice). The stage on this scope is more difficult to adjust. Get the image in focus and let go of the knob and the stage "relaxes" to a new position, and the image goes out of focus. A bit of tweaking will get a focused image, but shouldn't be necessary, and may frustrate a child. I am unsure of the total magnifications of the Swift. The objectives are labeled 60X, 120X, and 200X. Actual magnifications seem higher, although not nearly as high as the other two. I can see an argument being made that this microscope is the best of the three.because of the larger and brighter field of view, but the highest magnification level on the Swift is not enough. Frame is plastic. No case. EMARTH: Reasonably bright images. Decent sized field of view. The objective lens housings are made of metal - the other two have plastic lens housings. This microscope also come with two eye pieces, one 10X and the other 25X. Very quick to swap them for a different view. Switch for (1) Light from below, (2) Light from above, (3) Both. Intensity is adjustable, but not independently Above/Below. Frame is plastic. No case. Instructions say to "Use the dust cover provided by the microscope manufacturer...." to protect the eye piece, but no dust cover was included. This is the best of the three. Even at the highest magnification level the image is clear and bright enough. It is also the most expensive of the three. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020 by pH
    • Nice microscope
It's a nice first microscope. Comes with some pretty cool slides. Doesn't come with a hard plastic case but I chose this one already knowing that. I read the reviews of other ones with the case and decided functionality over storage. You will need 3 AA batteries. I played around with it for around an hour just to make sure everything was working good before I gave it to my grandson. I definitely recommend this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024 by Robert Caldwell
    • Microscope
My son got this as a gift for Christmas, he is still loving it, I was surprised at the amount of things that came with it, he is still very excited about it. Good quality, looks better in person, fun to use,
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025 by Tammy
    • Please note before buying for anyone not in elementary school.
I bought this for my 15 year old son for Christmas but returned it as soon as I saw the packaging. While I'm sure this is a great microscope (according to the reviews), I could NOT bring myself to gift it to him because the box looked like it was made for a preschooler. In big letters on the box it said something like, "microscope for kids" and had a preschooler on the front. I was looking for something more mature for him. I think people should know this before buying. I wish they had shown a picture of the box. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025 by HappyMommy
    • Excellent learning tool. Not professional grade, but not really a toy either.
This is a great tool for opening up the eyes to the microscopic world. Try different specimens like blood, flower pollen, aquarium water, etc. Those expecting laboratory grade quality have to be realistic, but the most notable difference between this and much more expensive microscopes is the weight and stability. The plastic makes for a shaky experience, but you can see almost everything you can with a high end scope of the same magnitude. For those puchasing this, buy some extra glass slides as well. the included plastic ones are limiting and you want multiples to put your samples between and not contaminate the lenses. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by BKSteve
    • Great Beginner Microscope
I was very impressed with this beginner microscope. Adult supervision is required to teach a child how to use a microscope but my nine year old grandson quickly got the hang of it and started teaching me things it could do. Good value too. Great job! The microscope comes with some prepared slides but I highly recommend that you purchase additional prepared slides along with the original microscope. Also please realize this a beginner microscope and not a professional model. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by Charles R

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