Little Experimenter Projector Telescope, 24 Space Images, STEM Kids 3-12

My kids love this! Before you buy just know that this is not actual telescope quality, it's kind of the same quality as kid binoculars. The projector also needs to be focused when you buy it, if you twist the tip of the light projector it will focus the images. Due to the placement of the projector you cannot really use the telescope to see the full picture but you can see it in person really well. Also the telescope is very short and will need to sit on a table of some sort for you to use. However my kids absolutely love this telescope and every kid that's seen it so far has been amazed by it as well.

One of my 5 year old twins wanted a telescope for Christmas so Santa brought him this one, he loves it. It projects the images into the wall and then you can look through it. It doesn’t have great magnification like a real scope but for that reason we also got a family telescope (not a cheap one and not to be used by the kids alone) so he can also get the experience of outdoor stargazing, but he much prefers the toy one since he can use it anytime and in any weather. I also really like that instead of a single eye piece it has something like binoculars, so much easier for littles to use. Overall it’s a pretty cool product any little kid who’s into space and planets can enjoy.

This is a very good toy and it's easy to switch which slide is in veiw. Sadly mine broke after having it for a couple months. The visibility for the slides is best in a very dark room and not so much in lit rooms. My daughter is very tall so the size was not ideal for her.

El niño lo amó ♥️

It is a bit hokey to me, but if we (my 4 yo grandson & I) go into a dark closet, it kind of works. There is no real telescope here, just a small projector (with fingertip-sized disks!) on top of a fake telescope. But kids have imaginations, and it seems my 4 yo thinks it’s “cool” after 10 minutes of learning it. I am not sure how long this will keep that status…but it was not expensive toy, so I’m sure we will keep it. But frankly, I am not impressed, despite that it is sturdy and easy to assemble. It just doesn’t work as a telescope.

This is telescope is poorly made and a waste of money. When you look into it you can’t even see the whole image because the way it is you only see about half. If you point it higher you don’t see anything at all. At a distance the image is not very clear you have to be very close. I can see how for a small toddler would be nice, but my for my four year old that knows he has to look in, he gets a little frustrated he can’t see the whole image. Waste of money

Love the concept, and my son’s enthusiasm looking for stars and at the moon. It’s not very sturdy but overall I’m satisfied!

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