- Three magnifications - 25 X, 50 X and 100 X
- Electric illuminator
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Product Specifications
Model NumberNG95ML
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?Yes
Batteries Included?No
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Product Description
There is a whole tiny world to discover under the lens of your National Geographic 100x Microscope . This microscope features 3 magnifications: 25x, 50x and 100x and has an electric illuminator for clear viewing. Use the 3 prepared slides or get out there and create your own slides using the 8 blank slides , 3 specimen vials, tweezers, petri dish , test tube and tweezers. There are millions of tiny plants, fabrics and living animals for you to find and examine around the home and outside. The National Geographic 47 Piece 100x Microscope Set is a great way to encourage an interest in science.
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53 of 53 people found the following review helpful
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My 8 year old daughter selected this herself with Amazon tokens (with a bit of guidance). The microscope itself is a brillant learning tool for kids to explore and understand their environment better. I would have liked more prepared slides, but then I suppose we can make as many as we'd like as the microscope kit comes with everything you need to become a junior scientist. In sum, good value for money and if you have a budding scientist in your family, or just a curious child, this gives you a tool to help expand their horizons.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
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This microscope was a good introduction to studying 'close-up' but it did not have a lot of the fun extras that my other child's microscope has (which was cheaper, actually)- like viewing through different coloured lenses or a splicer device to cut up the specimens. I was enticed by the 'National Geographic' name but was just a little disappointed. However, good, standard microscope with great viewing that you just have to add your own excitement to (we used dead flies and wasps for that - fascinating!).
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this microscope for my 7 yr old Grand-daughter for Christmas. She has a keen interest in science and the environment.
What a disappointment, the whole instrument is flimsy and virtually impossible to focus. After an initial interest she put it back in the box where it stayed.
What a disappointment, the whole instrument is flimsy and virtually impossible to focus. After an initial interest she put it back in the box where it stayed.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great basic microscope
Great basic microscope, ideal for examining a range of things. Some nice samples to get started, and got my 6 yr old excited to look at more things.
Published 1 month ago by Marcus Belben
microscope
bought this for christmas to give to my grandson who is 7 he enjoys learning from it . delivery was very quick all in all a very good buy .
Published 3 months ago by crissy
Fundamentally flawed
The microscope is fundamentally flawed as the built-in light shines from underneath the object being viewed. Read more
Published 4 months ago by S. P. Collins
Very Poor Indeed
OK so its cheap. BUT...
47 pieces obviously includes the "instruction" booklet of 4 pages, the box, and amazon packageing. Read more
47 pieces obviously includes the "instruction" booklet of 4 pages, the box, and amazon packageing. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Stu
Not so so much something for nothing as nothing for the money
Thankfully, I was never tempted by the ridiculous 1200X tag for this product. I saw one being used by a friend's child and had a look at it. What junk! Read more
Published 9 months ago by A. J. Sturgess
Waste of money
Grandchildren looked at it once, couldn't see any difference in the sample slides, might have been looking at the same thing!!
Published 13 months ago by MJ
Disappointment from National geographic
I bought this for my 8 year old grandson who has been most disappointed in it. It's difficult to use and fails to live up to the standard expected of this well-known name. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Georgina Milne
National Geographic 47 Piece 1200X Microscope set (Toy)
National Geographic 47 Piece 1200X Microscope set
Abolute junk even as a toy. By the time I had examined it, it was too late to return it. Read more
Abolute junk even as a toy. By the time I had examined it, it was too late to return it. Read more
Published 15 months ago by AndrewMR
Not very good
Brought this for my very excited daughter who is into biology at the moment. Set it up and then found out it was not working. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Janeta
A totally rubbish item, as with all National Geographic stuff!
I bought this for a child last year, and was very disappointed with the quality of the optical glass, the magnified image wasn't clear at all, even when focused. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Bob
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