This seemed
like a really good idea. A kid friendly
microscope type tool that incorporates their phone or tablet for display
purposes. I got it this afternoon and
couldn't wait to put it together to see which one of my grandchildren would find it the most enjoyable. I now know none of them would. You need to hunt through the instructions to
find the english language version. Then
there is a separate sheet that should say read me first and might in one of the
other languages that accompany it. The
separate sheet tells you how to install the magnifying lens into the holder,
kind of tells you. They tell you to
install the two lens in the holes but then they tell you to use the hole on the
right and then the diagram seems to show putting two lens into the hole on the
right. I'll never know as the lens are
significantly smaller than contact lens and when trying to insert both of them
in one hole, one lens went flying. I
spent as much time searching the room for the missing lens as I did reading the
instructions. I now have one lens, I
have decided this is no fun and I don't want to subject any of my grandkids to
a do it yourself magnifier. This might
be a good idea and looking at the rest of the instructions if the manufacturer
would have installed the lens, the frustration factor would be minimal. As is, with one lens, who knows if this will
work.
from the vendor:
·
Explore
the amazing world of microscopic with Smart scope
·
Take
pictures of magnified objects to share with your friends or stream them to your
big screen TV
·
No
app download or in app purchases
·
Features:
2 magnification levels, removable light source and travel pouch
·
Smartphone
or tablet required (not included!)
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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