New South Wales · 26d 7h
New South Wales · 26d 7h
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This lot sold for $9 at government auction in New South Wales on 1 November 2026.
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Grays (AU)
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Kids Microscope Magnifier with LED 200MP Camera (1000x) Explore the microscopic world with NNEOBA Kids Microscope—perfect for young scientists! Magnification: 1000x Camera: 200 Megapixels Color :  White Screen: 2.0-inch HD IPS Display LED: 8 Built-in LED Lights Storage: Supports up to 64GB Memory Card Battery: 600mAh (Approx. 2 Hours Battery Life) Suitable Age: 3 years and up Certifications: CE Certified (Europe) Benefits Encourages scientific exploration and discovery Allows photo and video capture to document findings Portable design with a comfortable grip for easy handling Bright LED illumination for clear observations in any environment Boosts critical thinking and observational skills Product Description The NNEOBA Kids Microscope with 1000x magnification and 200MP camera is the perfect tool to ignite your child`s curiosity about the microscopic world. Equipped with a 2.0-inch HD IPS screen and 8 LED lights, this microscope provides clear and vivid images, allowing children to explore everything from leaf textures to insect details. It also features photo and video functions, enabling young explorers to capture and share their discoveries. The microscope supports up to 64GB memory for storing findings and has a 600mAh battery, providing about 2 hours of continuous use. Designed to fit comfortably in small hands, it`s easy to handle, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor adventures. Refer to the image for dimensions. Part of the "Homewares and Gifts" sale on Grays.
Grays (AU)
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