NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Dual LED Kids Microscope - 50+ pc Science Kit with 10 Prepared Slides & 10 DIY Blank Slides, Biology Experiment Activity, Microscope Kit for Kids 8-12 (Amazon Exclusive)
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Monday, Nov 3
Style: Student Microscope Kit
Features
- EXPLORE THE MICROSCOPIC WORLD - With this high-quality microscope kit, kids can explore the fascinating world that exists beyond what our eyes can see! They'll be entertained for hours as they explore the microscopic world with this STEM lab kit!
- TWO MICROSCOPES IN ONE! Use the lower LED lights to view biological specimens on slides or switch over to the upper lights to examine 3D objects in intricate detail. The perfect STEM activity for boys and girls.
- OVER 50 ACCESSORIES INCLUDED Explore a curated set of 10 prepared slides with a range of biological specimens, then create your own with the included blank slides and covers, tweezers, and eye-dropper. This complete kit also includes a mini geode!
- POWERFUL LEARNING TOOL - This microscope features two sets of optical glass lenses providing 20x and 50x magnification, and is easy to operate making learning fun and accessible for young scientists. Kids science experiments have never been so fun!
- HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATIONAL TOYS - We're proud to make the highest quality hands-on science toys, and all our products are backed by exceptional service. If your experience is less than stellar, let us know and we'll make things right!
Light Source Type: LED
Model Name: Dual LED Student Microscope - Microscope Science Kit for Kids 8-12, Ultra Bright
Material: Glass
Color: Silver
Real Angle of View: 12 Degrees
Magnification Maximum: 20 x
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Brand: Blue Marble
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 7.25 x 5.7 x 12.5 inches
Item Weight: 2 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: NGMICROSCOPE
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: August 7, 2017
Manufacturer: Discover with Dr. Cool
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Style: Student Microscope Kit
This comes exactly as advertised and I couldn't be happier with it. My 8 year old loves science but is still at an age where a bit of clumsiness is be expected. This device is simple and sturdy enough to meet the challenges of his age range, yet still provides a "Wow, cool!" level of magnification that will keep a kid interested. You get enough magnification to clearly see plant cell walls and motes of pollen. It comes with glass plates and clips, as well as a bunch of pre-loaded plate samples like onion skin and earthworm bisection... but just as importantly, you can easily stick a quarter or a leaf under the lens with no fuss. That's crucial for kids who aren't yet ready for delicate, time-consuming procedures. For older kids, the plates come with clear instructions and are easy to assemble. I can't lie... I've played with this as much as the kids have. It's just that much fun to look at everyday things under the lens. Strongly recommend for a school-aged kid's microscope, or even for an adult who just needs a quick and easy magnifier for small details on things like coins or jewels.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2017 by Thomas Manshack
Style: Student Microscope Kit
Excellent gift for my 13 year old grandson with the positive effect of interest and learning as my 6 year old copies his older brother looking at the slides. Gets them off their phones. Hooray!
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by Gerald Ahn
Style: Student Microscope Kit
I bought this for my grandkids and they absolutely love it. Quality construction. Clear lenses. Dual lighting. Also bought a separate slide set we looked at slides for hours. They were amazed. Highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024 by scotty dogg
Style: Student Microscope Kit
I bought this for my 5 year old daughter. She loved it. The pre-prepared slides were great to get her started. I do wish that the lights were brighter. It makes it difficult at times to see the specimen. Also the high magnification lenses are useless for a child. They have a hard time centering the specimen under the lens and focusing. Despite this, I still recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024 by Aurelio Torres Laster
Style: Student Microscope Kit
Very good quality for the price, suitable slides included. It was bought for a school project and was worth the price.
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: Student Microscope Kit
The media could not be loaded. National Geographic Dual Microscope has surprisingly clear lens for an inexpensive microscope. The microscope has 10x and 25x lens that are easy to exchange. You simply pull to remove the lens and the next lens slides in. The distance between the two heads is adjustable, but this does not have a Diopter adjustment. You do have the Coarse Focus knob to adjust the distance from the specimen you're viewing. You have two different light sources, one from above your field of view and one below the stage that shines through the condenser lens (glass circular piece). The condenser lens comes out easily, so make sure to be careful when unboxing. Depending on what you are viewing the light source from below may still be too bright to see details. We found that if you take a small piece of wax paper and place under the glass piece it diffuses the light more and makes the specimen easier to see. There are many slides that come in a plastic case and most are already setup for viewing. (Examples: onion skin, fungi, earthworm cross section, etc.) The earthworm slide is one I would recommend diffusing more with the wax paper to see the individual layers of intestine and epidermis. This set also comes with a vile of Brine Shrimp eggs and a hatchery. The instructions to hatch the eggs are in the instruction manual. It's quite simple to make the saltwater using bottled water and salt without iodine. The eggs are supposed to hatch 24-48hrs later, but we were unable to see any hatch after waiting four full days. After research, there are many factors that could cause the eggs to not hatch, such as water was too cold, too many eggs, etc. You are instructed to place the hatchery in a window sill and it has been cold outside. With the shallow water for the eggs I fear the water may have gotten too cold. I will start the hatching process over very soon. The microscope is battery-operated and requires 2 AA batteries that are not included. Otherwise, this is a near complete starter kit for a teenager who is interested in science. I have a 7 and 6 yr old that enjoy looking through the microscope with our help. They love to find things when outside and bring in to get a closer look! Thanks for watching!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2016 by Savvy_Thoughts
Style: Student Microscope Kit
Works really well, better than I was expecting. Image is clear and glass lenses seem to be good quality. Only issue like others have stated was the bottom led light is too bright, but I used white coffee filter paper over it to reduce and diffuse the light, it worked perfectly. Comes with a few prepared slides and blanks to make your own, but its more fun to look at random stuff you can find. For the money I think it works really well, my kids loved it and so did I. Comes with some brine shrimp eggs to hatch and look at too, haven't tried it, but hopefully it will work. Looked at some flower blossoms from my yard, they had insect eggs all over them, along with some unidentified tiny mite, a new discovery, it was neat. I also looked at a stingless bee trapped in amber I've had for over 10 years when I used to have access to a professional microscope similar to this style, it looked just as clear with this as I remember from the laboratory. So, again I was very pleased with this versatile microscope.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2018 by The World's Greatest