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EyeClops Bionic Eye Multizoom, Green
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| Part No: | B000PGRBGA |
| Manufacturer: | Jakks |
| MFG Part: | 60726 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.0 / 5.0 |
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- Bionic Eye hand-held device magnifies 200 times normal size on any TV screen
- Creates hours of play and exploration for the entire family
- Built-in LED lights illuminate any object
- Plugs into A/V jacks on any TV
- Includes observation dish and tube for exploring objects and liquids
Get up close and personal with virtually any item! The Eyeclops is a handheld bionic microscope meant to be used as a fun toy - not as an educational aid. Simply plug it into any TV, turn it on and magnify any object up to 200 times its normal size. The image projects onto your TV. It's a cinch to use as there are no complicated instructions to understand, software to install or system requirements necessary. Requires 5 "AA" batteries, not included. Measures 14" x 4.25" x 12.
Say goodbye to normal magnifiers! With the Jakks EyeClops Bionic Eye hand-held device, kids can view everyday objects at 200 times their regular size. Recommended for kids ages six and up, the EyeClops creates hours of endless play and exploration that's fun for the entire family.
Ordinary to Extraordinary
Much more fun than a microscope, the EyeClops transforms any television into an interactive TV toy. With the EyeClops, the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Magnified to 200 times the normal size and viewed on any TV screen, minuscule salt crystals morph into blocks of ice; hair and carpet turn into giant noodles; and small insects become fearsome creatures. The Bionic Eye has three built-in LED lights so kids can illuminate any object, including their own skin.
Interactive and Easy to Use
Kids love using the TV along with this educational device to share a new activity with their friends. Parents too can join in the fun and will love how their children learn and play. So you don't have to touch everything you look at, the toy comes with an observation dish and tube, perfect for viewing liquids, salt, and bugs. The battery-powered device is simple to use, plugging directly into the A/V jacks found on any current TV model. The brightly colored, hard plastic device is child-safe and stands up to hours of scientific exploration. The EyeClops requires five AA batteries.
The EyeClops Bionic Eye lets you view everyday objects at 200 times their regular size. View larger. | 
Magnify even living objects, such as your pet, and view all of it on any TV screen. View larger. |
| Very Disappointed! Didn't Work Well At All! | 2010-03-10 | 1 / 5 |
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| I was so excited for my son to get this for Christmas. It seemed totally cool, and I had seen it in many stores, etc. However, the excitement we all had shared so quickly disappeared. Despite all our attempts, we just couldn't get it to work well. We tried toys, food, magazines, candy, etc., but we couldn't capture any good images on our TV. It was a total waste of money and quickly discarded to a closet. I'm not sure if we just got a defective one, but I would not recommend this toy at all. It simply didn't work. |
| Much Better than the Uncle Milton Digital TV Microscope | 2010-01-28 | 5 / 5 |
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I used to use an Uncle Milton Digital TV Microscope in my classes at school. We would use it look closely at various sample of items we studied in Science (like rocks, minerals, fingerprints, plants, etc.).
I recently bought an EyeClops and I was blown away. It works SOOOOOO much better than the digital TV microscope. Images with the EyeClops were, without a doubt, ,so much clearer than they were with the otehr microscope. I'm not sure if it is because more lights used with the EyeClops or not. We have looked at so many other things now in class with our EyeClops - skin, hair, and - our favorite - cuts on hands and arms - the kids love seeing these blown up 200 times larger than they are.
The price is also very reasonable - I paid around $40 for the EyeClops and I paid close to $70 for the inferior Uncle Milton product.
I have already recommended that every grade level in our school should have one of these ready to use! |
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| This toy is nothing but crap. My son used his birthday money to buy this toy and it did not work as advertised on TV. He tried desperately to get the images to show on the TV screen just like the ones from the commercials. It didn't happen. His father and I had a hard time getting this to work as shown on TV as well. Couldn't do it either. The only view that came in as scene on TV was when my husband pressed the eye clops against his chin to look at his whiskers. I would not recommend this toy for children. It offered hours of frustration, not hours of education. |
| Educational fun!! | 2010-01-07 | 5 / 5 |
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| I bought this for when my grand children and nieces and nephews visit. Their ages range from 2 1/2 to 18. They ALL loved the EyeClops! We looked at fabric, bugs, dust, onion skins, food, our skin, the cats' hair and so much more. The kids were mesmerized and each took a turn looking at something they chose to view. Even the most flighty of the kids was glued to the images on the screen and we all talked and interacted and learned. I had my computer next to the tv and we looked up about skin cells, dust, bugs and all. Several hours passed quickly and the kids didn't want to stop for dinner. I highly recommend the EyeClops for hours of educational fun! |
| Fun for all ages | 2009-12-09 | 4 / 5 |
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This is a great toy for kids that want a microscope (which are not fun to use). You will find yourself grabbing it out of your kid's hands to play with it yourself.
It is hard to focus and the 200x setting is worthless.
That being said, I would recommend the toy to any inquisitive child.
Adults can use it to look at jewelry, coins and other small things. |
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