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We bought this microscope as a gift for our 8-year-old son, who loves discovering new things — and he’s absolutely thrilled with it! The functionality is excellent: it has great magnification levels, clear focus adjustment, and easy-to-use controls that make it simple for kids to explore slides and objects in detail. The built-in lighting allows you to see every tiny detail perfectly. The image quality is amazing — we were honestly shocked at how clear and detailed everything looks. The size is just perfect: not too small, easy to handle, and very sturdy. It’s well made, quite heavy, and feels like a real scientific instrument. It’s not just fun for kids — even we adults got completely hooked! A perfect gift for young scientists and anyone who loves learning something new. Highly recommend!Plastic -material this microscope is made of is very high quality.

I was immediately delighted by the solid construction and colorful style of the microscope from the minute we removed it from its packaging. Those who are just starting out in the scientific field may benefit from this all-in-one bundle since it comes with a LAD kit that offers a wide range of specimens for analysis. The twin LED lights are especially remarkable since they provide a strong and adjustable lighting that makes it easy to see even the smallest details, regardless of whether the room is darkly illuminated or during the day. Even for the younger youngster, the process of setting up the microscope was simple and uncomplicated. Because the directions were straightforward and simple to understand, we were able to begin our investigation of the subject under the microscope in a matter of minutes. The focus knobs and the stand that can be adjusted allow for accurate changes, which is vital for producing pictures that are crisp and sharp at a variety of magnifications. I believe that the magnification range of 40X to 2000X is ideal for beginners since it offers a sufficient amount of opportunities to investigate a wide variety of topics, ranging from the complex textures of ordinary items to the cells of plants. When it comes to features, the dual LED phone adapter is one that I especially love. This makes it possible for us to link the microscope to a smartphone, which in turn enables us to rapidly document and share our results. The fact that my children delighted in taking photographs of their discoveries and displaying them to their loved ones and acquaintances provided an additional dimension of pleasure to the educational experience that they were having. In addition, the fact that it is suitable for use by both adults and students makes it a flexible instrument that may be used in a collaborative manner, therefore encouraging a common interest in the investigation of scientific phenomena.

We purchased this microscope for our 7-year old great granddaughter. I remember having a microscope similar to this in elementary school and how fun it was to use. I would spend hours by myself looking at prepared slides, making slides, and drawing pictures of what I saw. The microscope really sparked my curiosity in science and closely observing things around me at an early age, and we were hoping to spark the same curiosity in our grandchild. This HSL Microscope for Kids was nice coming out of the box. The cloth case was very nice and when we opened it up, we found it was nicely padded and had fitted compartments for microscope and all of the accessories. It does come with a kid's experiment booklet that contain some very basic use instructions, but there is no real (detailed) operator's manual included. We had to use trial and error to set the microscope up. After plugging it in and attaching one of the eyepieces, we flipped on the 2-position light switch (bottom illumination and top illumination), inserted one of the included prepared slides, and peered into the lens. Of course, our setup had us looking directly into a laser beam to start! There is a wheel that reduces the aperture (the amount of light coming into the eyepiece). We dialed that down to the lowest setting and still it was too bright to look into. I rotated the 3 objective lenses until I had the least powerful one and suddenly, we could see an image of bees wings in the lens. It was cool looking right away and you could see my granddaughter's eyes light up when she saw the wings under magnification! It was so much fun to watch her face as she looked and described what she was seeing. We went through the 6 prepared slides included in the set and then opened up a 100-piece box of prepared slides I also purchased off of Amazon. She started selected slides to view including a fly's mouth, paramecium, and a butterfly antenna. Without prompting, she described what she was seeing, it was really like a scientist talking to us! It was so cool. You could literally see her mind opening up with this microscope. After looking at half dozen slides she asked if she could make her own. This kit includes everything you need to make your own slides including dyes and specimen covers. As we were changing slides, the LED light went out seemingly for no reason. We tried unplugging and re-plugging, different outlets, and unscrewed the bottom light cover to look at the LED. Nothing worked. We were all very disappointed. I was glad we at least had about an hour of viewing before what I thought was an LED light failure. I sadly put this guy back in the box and was getting ready to start a return when I googled, "Light goes out on microscope." This search returned some troubleshooting instructions that included ensuring the light intensity adjustment was turned up enough. When we were using the microscope, I hadn't seen any light intensity adjustment knob. I unpacked the microscope again and found this wheel next to the light switch and turned it and the light started to brighten up again. We must have inadvertently turned this wheel to the lowest setting in our excitement using the microscope. Anyways, this error could have been avoided if the manufacturer included some simple setup instructions like HP has for setting up its printers. Something like, "Start here to set up" and have the five or six steps to initially assemble and set the microscope. And finally, we are super pleased with the quality, and excited to begin using this microscope with our granddaughter. I think anyone that purchases this microscope will be pleased with the quality and usefulness they will get.

Grandkids love it!! It works well. Great for very young children.

This changed my whole perspective on things