NEW EyeClops® Mini Bionic Eye Plug-In TV Microscope

Sunday, December 13th, 2009 at 7:37 am

Manufacturer: Jakks
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Sale Price: $19.95
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Product Description

The award-winning toy kids and parents alike will enjoy. Plug into your tv, then point the "eye" at any object and see it magnified 200 times! See things the way youve never seen them before as everyday objects become the subject of fascination and exploration. Built-in LED lights for illuminating objects. 5 AA batteries required, not included.

Product Details

Award Winning Toy
Parenting Magazine's Mom-Tested Toy of the year
Plug-in Point WOW!!!
Now in a Smaller Size

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Awsome

Review Date: November 17, 2009

Reviewer: joendebhewitt,

This is so much fun for every age. It is a birthday gift for a 4 yr old and everyone at the party gathered around the TV to look at everything we could think of.

Spend on a better version

Review Date: May 6, 2009

Reviewer: Mr. Amazed, Mexicali, Baja California Mexico

I needed a microscope for a project and I saw this on sale for 20 bucks, so I bought it.
The Pros:
It is a really amazing product that allows you to magnify any spec of material and dust. Man! I even had an itch on an arm and decided to view the thing with this product to only discover a beautiful-sharp-crystal-like block magnified 200 times on my TV set.
It is powered by 5 AA type batteries and can be plugged on any appliance that accepts a composite video source. ( I have a video capture box, so I connected it to my laptop, which worked like a wonder...now I can correct contrast, hue and the such...
It cost me only $20.00 so it is fairly inexpensive.
You can have lots of fun with it or explore a new micro world of wonder with your kids, especially on rainy days.
It can help your kids with school projects and the such.
The CONS:
It uses 5 batteries, so it makes you spend on a package of 6, and be left with an occuppied battery...
If I had known about the EyeClops Bionicam, I would have better bought this product because it has many more characteristics.
To focus this thing you have to manually thread-in or thread-out the white eyeball-looking hood that is attached to the camera, making manual focusing difficult.