Pocket Microscope, 60–120×
A few centimetres · Loupes & Lenses
$19.90
Free delivery in 3–5 business days · 30 days to return
Description
A microscope the size of a marker pen, for looking at things where they are: the grain of a feather, pollen on a petal, the threads of a fabric, the crystals in a grain of salt.
Rest the clear foot on the surface, switch on the LED and turn the wheels to zoom from 60× to 120× and focus. It measures 13 × 4 × 2 cm, weighs 50 g and comes with its button cells and a soft pouch.
- Zoom from 60× to 120×
- Built-in LED
- Button cells included
- 13 cm, 50 g
Specifications
| Magnification | 60× to 120× zoom |
|---|---|
| Light | LED |
| Power | 3 × LR927 button cells, included |
| Material | ABS body, glass optics |
| Size | 13 × 4 × 2 cm |
| Weight | 50 g |
| In the box | Microscope, button cells, soft pouch |
Care
Take the cells out if it will not be used for a few months.
Delivery and returns
Sent free of charge and with you in 3–5 business days, anywhere in France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway.
Changed your mind? It can come back unused within 30 days. How returns work
Buying from Miravelle Shop
- Free delivery3–5 business days, every order
- 30 days to returnUnused, in its packaging
- Pay your wayVisa, Mastercard or Apple Pay
- Ask us firstE-mail or (575) 213-8858
How to use it
Rest the clear foot flat on the object.
Switch on the LED.
Turn the zoom wheel, then the focus wheel, until it is sharp.
In the box
- Microscope
- Button cells
- Soft pouch
Questions about it
How big is it?
Size: 13 × 4 × 2 cm. Weight: 50 g.
What comes in the box?
Microscope, button cells, soft pouch.
What is it made of?
Material: ABS body, glass optics.
On the scale
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