Handheld Microscope, 500X Magnification, 1080P Videos, 2-inch Screen, Autofocus, Rechargeable, Kentfaith
SKU: GW69.0006
Every kid needs one !! Bought one for my granddaughter and we take it every where. Even to the park. Look at all nature things.
26/06/2025
The 500x digital pocket microscope is a fun and useful tool. There is an optical lens built into the handle. The unit charges using USB C. It come with a lanyard which is convenient when carrying it. One caveat is that it has a very limited focusing range. I tried to photograph an aquarium but was only able to focus on organisms that were directly on the glass. It works best with 2D objects like circuits, dollar bills, etc. The photos are time and date stamped. The unit takes about 1 1/2 hours to charge.
18/06/2025
This product is as described. It will be very useful and fun for kids. Close to the power is a microscope. I highly recommend for kids and adults as well
16/06/2025
at 55 I noticed I couldnt desolder SMD and such with out glasses and a magnafying glass- Saw this and thought I would five it a try, works great for soldering work, found it great for looking at a lot of stuff, hard to hold the dogs tounge under it but it does work
12/06/2025
This handheld microscope was a huge hit with my kids! It’s super easy to use right out of the box, and the magnification is surprisingly good for something so kid-friendly. They’ve been exploring everything—from leaves and bugs to fabrics and coins—and it’s sparked so many fun questions and discoveries. It’s lightweight, durable, and just the right size for small hands. A great way to encourage learning through play—I highly recommend it for any curious kid!
03/06/2025
Birthday gift for my grandson. He is very happy exploring. It has good magnifying points. Keeps him busy looking for bugs.
31/05/2025
My son’s always been curious and loves using a magnifying glass. Since he got this digital microscope, his exploring has gone to another level. The screen shows everything really clearly. When he placed a leaf under the lens, we could see all the little veins and textures we’d never noticed before. Hooking it up to the computer was simple. I helped him transfer a few pictures, and now we can look at them on a bigger screen and zoom in for more details, which helps with his school journal assignments. The microscope is small and light enough for him to hold and move around easily. Once it’s fully charged, he can play with it for hours without needing to plug it in. Since there’s no cord holding him back, he walks around the house and yard checking out all kinds of tiny things. He’s found so many cool details, and it’s been both fun and useful.
28/05/2025