Take hands-on learning to a whole new level
- Use in handheld or desktop modes
- Easy-to-use interface
- Can take photos and record video
WHAT IT IS
MatataStudio’s MX2-AS Digital Microscope makes learning about the world on a microscopic level fun. The microscope features a two-in-one versatile design, multi-platform connectivity, and a base that doubles as a light source and a photo and video capture device. Kids can take their exploration outdoors with the lightweight handheld mode or mount it into the base for desktop mode.
This lightweight digital microscope can be taken for on-the-go outdoor adventures! | Source: Matata Studio
Kids can take photos of their findings with the touch of a button. | Source: Matata Studio
WHY WE LOVE IT
This microscope has a vibrant HD screen, so no need to squint through an eyepiece like traditional microscopes. The photo and video modes are easy to navigate and can be displayed on multiple screens thanks to the MatataXplore app (available on the Apple App Store, Google Play, Windows, Google Chrome, and Mac OS). The microscope features digital staining to color slides for a mess-free viewing experience. The handheld component is lightweight, making it a breeze for kids to take along on their next hiking trip.
IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW
The handheld component draws power from the desktop base, so you can charge both with the included USB-C cord. The microscope is designed for use by kids as young as six years old with minimal adult intervention. The set also includes a box of glass prepared slides for kids to try out the microscope right out of the box, so parents will want to supervise and teach kids to care for the set carefully.
PERFECT FOR
Kids who love science and nature; elementary school teachers; future nature documentary filmmakers
MX2-AS DIGITAL MICROSCOPE
This digital microscope lets kids study the world on a molecular level as a standard desktop version with a multifunctional base, or as a portable handheld version for outdoor learning adventures. With the included tilting HD Color Screen, kids can record their findings using the microscope's photo and video capture capabilities.
