A pocket-sized microscope designed for kids to explore small objects up close. The 60X-120X zoom range lets you examine everything from leaves and insects to fabric fibers and coins in detail. The built-in LED light illuminates whatever you're viewing, making it easier to see details even in dim conditions. The compact design fits in a pocket or backpack for exploration anywhere.
Built for young explorers. The comfortable grip design fits small hands, and the simple focus adjustment lets kids dial in clarity without frustration. The microscope works on its own for direct viewing through the eyepiece, or you can position it over a smartphone camera to capture photos and videos of what you're examining. The lightweight construction (50g) makes it easy for kids to carry during outdoor adventures, nature walks, or backyard exploration.
Versatile learning tool. Use it to examine plants, insects, rocks, coins, stamps, fabric, food, or anything else that sparks curiosity. The LED light runs on batteries (included setup), so you can use it indoors or outdoors without needing a power source. The zoom range gives you flexibility—start at 60X for a wider view, then zoom to 120X for finer details.
Durable construction for regular use. The materials hold up through drops and bumps that come with kids' use, and the simple design means fewer parts to break or lose. The LED light provides consistent illumination through extended viewing sessions, and the focus mechanism maintains its adjustment without slipping. Easy to clean between uses—just wipe the lens with a soft cloth.
Key Features: 🔬 60X-120X Zoom Range — examine small objects in detail 💡 Built-In LED Light — illuminates objects for clear viewing 📱 Phone Compatible — position over smartphone camera to capture images 🖐️ Comfortable Grip — designed for small hands ⚖️ Lightweight — 50g, easy to carry anywhere 🎒 Pocket-Sized — fits in pockets or backpacks for exploration on the go 🔋 Battery-Powered LED — works indoors or outdoors
Perfect for: Nature exploration, backyard adventures, science learning, examining everyday objects, sparking curiosity, or giving kids hands-on experience with microscopy.
