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Kids can examine all sorts of critters on 12 prepared interactive slides while details are spoken in fact mode or as a fun quiz game. Features 5X focusing magnifier and a light for easy viewing. Comes with Talking Microscope unit, 12 prepared interactive slides, and slide storage box. Requires three C batteries (not included)."
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- The ideal first microscope- Features 5x focusing magnifier and a light for easy viewing
- Comes with Talking Microscope Unit and 12 prepared interactive slides with storage box
- Press the Quiz button to test your "Bug I.Q."
- Turn the Fact Dial to hear more bug facts
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By E. Kuo-Harrison
My son, almost 4 years old, enjoys this toy. It is easy enough for a 4 year old to use. The slides of insects and spiders contain real animals. The view is very clear The microscope is light weight and easy to store (save your box for storage). My only complaint is that the microscope's eye piece gives off a bad plastic-smell. We smell it every time we put our faces to the eye piece.
By Robin M. Persson
My 5 year old son received this microscope for Christmas. It is a cute toy and my son loves looking and learning about all of the bugs that come with the slides. It is a good toy microscope for young kids, just don't expect to be able to do much more than look at the bug slides that come with it. My only complaints are that the slides are not magnified very much and sometimes you have to enter the code several times to get the microscope to tell the bug facts, which can get frustrating for my son.
By T&T (New Jersey)
This will get your preschooler interested in science. My sons' preschool had this in the classroom and my one son was so fascinated with it he asked for it for his birthday. It is simple enough for a 4/5 yr old to use. My son loves to take the quizzes after his quick bug lesson. Would love to get additional slides - if none available, would be my only complaint. This toy is so much better than a video game!
By Scarlettsfat (Atlanta, GA)
I thought this was an actual microscope. I also thought it would have a lot of cool slides with lots of interesting microscopic things to peer at. It's just a kids toy. And a very juvenile one at that. All that is included is bugs, and they are not really magnified. It's just a picture of a mosquito or a beetle on a white screen. Do you remember the old red "View Finders" from the 80's? This is a much more base-level version of that - only not nearly as much variety and not nearly as cool. My kid liked it, but I am sorry I spent $30 on it.
By Toni Bradley Smith (Muskogee, OK)
I bought this for my 5 year old son who is really into bugs and science. He loves looking at the slides. We are having trouble typing in the code and getting the microscope to recognize the slide and begin asking questions etc...but he still has fun looking at the slides and talking about what he sees. I gave it a lower review on fun because it fails to hold his attention due to the fact we can't get the machine's talking portion to ask him questions.
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