Big-screen 10.1-inch microscope with HDMI output for teaching and shared viewing
MicroHub ViewPro 10.1" LCD Digital Microscope
$169.99
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A real first microscope kit — glass optics, dual light, slides and case included



A first microscope should survive being a first microscope. The JuniorLab uses a metal frame and glass optics instead of all-plastic toy parts, with an honest 100x–1200x optical range from easy single-knob focusing. Dual lighting shines from below for slides and from above for solid objects like leaves and coins, and the battery power means it works at the kitchen table or in the garden. Twelve prepared slides and an experiment guide get a child to a first real observation in minutes. Adult supervision is recommended for slide preparation, as with any glass-slide kit.
| Ages | Manufacturer guidance: 8+ with adult supervision for slide prep |
|---|---|
| Focus | Single coarse focus knob, child-friendly travel stop |
| Lighting | Dual LED: transmitted (slides) and incident (solid objects) |
| Magnification | 100x–1200x optical (rotating objective turret) |
| Power | 2× AA batteries (works anywhere) |
| Stage | Clip stage with slide retainers |
For this model the published figure is: 100x–1200x optical (rotating objective turret).
Two different things get called “magnification”. Optical magnification is produced by the lens system and carries real detail. Digital zoom enlarges the captured image on screen — the picture gets bigger, but no new detail appears, because the sensor captured a fixed amount of information. MicroHub publishes the derivation with every figure; where a headline number mixes the two, the optical range is the one to compare between models.
| Lighting | Dual LED: transmitted (slides) and incident (solid objects) |
|---|---|
| Focus | Single coarse focus knob, child-friendly travel stop |
The working distance is the clearance between lens and subject — the space your hands and tools actually get. Screen and output decide who can watch: a built-in LCD for one pair of eyes at the bench, HDMI for a room, USB for capture and measurement.
Standalone battery-powered instrument — no software, no accounts, no apps needed.
Power: 2× AA batteries (works anywhere).
Your work is school science & stem, plant & specimen observation, and the specifications above — magnification, outputs and lighting — fit how you actually work. It is a beginner-level instrument at a market-rate price of $39.99.

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ViewConfirmed orders are prepared for dispatch within 2 business days, with standard US delivery typically in 3–7 business days after dispatch and tracking by email (shipping policy). Unused items in original condition can be returned within 30 days (returns & refunds). A 12-month warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship (warranty policy).
100x–1200x optical (rotating objective turret). The figure is optical, produced by the lens system itself.
In the box: JuniorLab microscope; 12 prepared slides; 5 blank slides, cover slips and labels; Specimen collection vials (4); Tweezers, dropper and stirring rod; Hard storage case; Experiment guide. Standalone battery-powered instrument — no software, no accounts, no apps needed.
Checkout creates an order reference and an order email; we reply with confirmation and payment instructions — payment is not processed online yet. Unused items in original condition can be returned within 30 days, and the store's 12-month warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship.
Big-screen 10.1-inch microscope with HDMI output for teaching and shared viewing
$169.99
Sample catalog — order confirmed by email
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Sample catalog — order confirmed by email
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Sample catalog — order confirmed by email