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Learning Resources MicroPro Microscope Kit This complete 48-piece microscope kit contains everything budding scientists will need to view professional specimen sample holders, while also providing them with the tools to create their own sample holders from their findings! The MicroPro microscope with 50x to 600x magnification features built-in illumination and a focusing wheel. This complete microscope kit is ideal for exploring science and technology through hands-on learning. Requires 2 x AA batteries (not included). Suitable for ages 8+ Review: Exceptional value for the money - I'll start out by pointing out that this is a $35 microscope. It has its limitations, and I doubt if this model is in use at the CDC. But for the money, it's an excellent buy. We got this one for our five-year-old son, who enjoys it very much, and is able to use it. He started out with quite a bit of adult guidance, but he is now able to use it by himself. As far as I can tell, the optics are quite good. There do appear to be a couple of minor flaws, so that if the microscope is out of focus, some phantom images come into view. But as it is focused, they disappear, and you get a clear image. From some of the other reviews, it appears that the lamp sometimes fails to work. Ours works much better than expected, but I wouldn't consider the electric light to be critical. The microscope is actually easier to use with the mirror, and you generally get a better image. The trick is to place a bright light in front of the microscope, shining on the mirror. A desk lamp works well. Then, before attemting to focus the microscope, move the mirror around until the light through the eyepiece is brightest. Only then should you begin to focus. Start with the lowest magnification, carefully focus the image, and then carefully move the slide around to center the image. After you have focused it with the lowest magnification, then increase the magnification (without moving anything else), and then repeat the process of focusing. In most cases, it's best to stay with the lowest magnification. But you should always start with the lowest magnification. If the bulb burns out, it should be possible to replace it at any almost any hardware store. Simply show them the bulb, and they will find one the same shape and size. The only other piece of information you need to give is the voltage, which would be three volts. But again, if the bulb burns out or fails to work for some reason, better results can be obtained with the mirror. In any event, a burnt out lightbulb shouldn't induce the levels of trauma suggested by some other reviewers. You certainly shouldn't just stop using the microscope and simply wait for the manufacturer to send you a new bulb. Louis Pasteur probably didn't have an electric light on his microscope, and you child doesn't need one either! If you understand the limitations and take care when adjusting the focus knob, you will get excellent results from this microscope. It comes with enough prepared slides so that you can begin looking at things right away. I would recommend starting with the prepared slides. Once you've figured out how the microscope works, you will be able to move on to other items. Other reviewers have pointed out that many of the accessories are of very poor quality. The slides are actually quite good, and since they're plastic, you don't need to worry about breakage. Another reviewer correctly pointed out that the warning about sharp objects is absolutely unnecessary, since the "scalpel" is made out of plastic, and is incapable of cutting, intentionally or otherwise. We originally intended to remove the scalpel before giving the microscope to our son, but that was not necessary. The various other petri dishes, eye droppers, etc., are perfectly functional. This is not a toy microscope. It is a completely functional microscope that happens to be cheap enough that it can be given to kids as a very educational toy. It's an exceptional value for the money. Review: Bien el producto - Llegó bien, y muy funcional. 👏







| ASIN | B0001FPRC0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #131,619 in Toys ( See Top 100 in Toys ) #1,693 in Educational Science Kits |
| Brand | Educational Insights |
| Built-In Media | microscope; 10x and 20x glass eyepieces; 5 prepared slides; 18 blank slides; lab supplies; and an 18-page instruction and activity guide |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Colour | Multicolor |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 1,303 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | glass |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00086002053015 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 26.4L x 26.4W x 26.4H centimeters |
| Item Type Name | Educational Insights GeoSafari Micropro 95-Piece Microscope Set |
| Item Weight | 0.84 Kilograms |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Light source type | LED |
| Magnification Maximum | 600 x |
| Manufacturer | Educational Insights |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 5301 |
| Material | glass |
| Model Name | Educational Insights GeoSafari Micropro 95-Piece Microscope Set |
| Model Number | 5301 |
| Model name | Educational Insights GeoSafari Micropro 95-Piece Microscope Set |
| Number of Items | 95 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Objective Lens Description | Magnification from 50x to 600x |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product dimensions | 26.4L x 26.4W x 26.4H centimeters |
| Real Angle Of View | 45 Degrees |
| Real angle view | 45 Degrees |
| UPC | 163120264940 763615762007 086002053015 151903001226 |
| Unit Count | 48 Count |
| Voltage | 3 Volts |
R**M
Exceptional value for the money
I'll start out by pointing out that this is a $35 microscope. It has its limitations, and I doubt if this model is in use at the CDC. But for the money, it's an excellent buy. We got this one for our five-year-old son, who enjoys it very much, and is able to use it. He started out with quite a bit of adult guidance, but he is now able to use it by himself. As far as I can tell, the optics are quite good. There do appear to be a couple of minor flaws, so that if the microscope is out of focus, some phantom images come into view. But as it is focused, they disappear, and you get a clear image. From some of the other reviews, it appears that the lamp sometimes fails to work. Ours works much better than expected, but I wouldn't consider the electric light to be critical. The microscope is actually easier to use with the mirror, and you generally get a better image. The trick is to place a bright light in front of the microscope, shining on the mirror. A desk lamp works well. Then, before attemting to focus the microscope, move the mirror around until the light through the eyepiece is brightest. Only then should you begin to focus. Start with the lowest magnification, carefully focus the image, and then carefully move the slide around to center the image. After you have focused it with the lowest magnification, then increase the magnification (without moving anything else), and then repeat the process of focusing. In most cases, it's best to stay with the lowest magnification. But you should always start with the lowest magnification. If the bulb burns out, it should be possible to replace it at any almost any hardware store. Simply show them the bulb, and they will find one the same shape and size. The only other piece of information you need to give is the voltage, which would be three volts. But again, if the bulb burns out or fails to work for some reason, better results can be obtained with the mirror. In any event, a burnt out lightbulb shouldn't induce the levels of trauma suggested by some other reviewers. You certainly shouldn't just stop using the microscope and simply wait for the manufacturer to send you a new bulb. Louis Pasteur probably didn't have an electric light on his microscope, and you child doesn't need one either! If you understand the limitations and take care when adjusting the focus knob, you will get excellent results from this microscope. It comes with enough prepared slides so that you can begin looking at things right away. I would recommend starting with the prepared slides. Once you've figured out how the microscope works, you will be able to move on to other items. Other reviewers have pointed out that many of the accessories are of very poor quality. The slides are actually quite good, and since they're plastic, you don't need to worry about breakage. Another reviewer correctly pointed out that the warning about sharp objects is absolutely unnecessary, since the "scalpel" is made out of plastic, and is incapable of cutting, intentionally or otherwise. We originally intended to remove the scalpel before giving the microscope to our son, but that was not necessary. The various other petri dishes, eye droppers, etc., are perfectly functional. This is not a toy microscope. It is a completely functional microscope that happens to be cheap enough that it can be given to kids as a very educational toy. It's an exceptional value for the money.
A**E
Bien el producto
Llegó bien, y muy funcional. 👏
K**N
Leider keine DEUTSCHE Übersetzung, der Bedienungsanleitung!!!!!
Keine DEUTSCHE Bedienungsanleitung!!
J**Z
Buena apariencia
Era para un regalo y le gustó mucho al niño. No puedo opinar más de su uso.
P**G
A eviter
Ce n est qu'un jouet aucun intérêt, impossible d'observer quoi que ce soit
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