The Levenhuk LabZZ M1 microscope was designed for young explorers of the microcosm. With the microscope, young scientists can take their first steps in this field of science. The kit contains everything you need for this: an easy-to-use microscope, pre-prepared microscope slides and special tools for working with microscope specimens. Children can operate the device independently, so they can boldly explore the wonderful organisms found in everyday life.

The Levenhuk LabZZ M1 microscope is equipped with a lower illumination unit, through which transparent microscope specimens can be observed. Available samples include all kinds of ready-to-use microscope slides; the wildlife of a drop of water and many other things can be observed. The lighting unit can be rotated - on one side there is a mirror (to be used when there is enough daylight), and on the other side there is a traditional bulb. The lamp can be operated with 2 AA size batteries (the battery is not part of the set).

In addition to observing the ready-to-use slides in the package, children can also make their own slides. The slide is simply placed in the center of the blank page, fixed and covered with a cover glass. The most interesting samples can even be kept for later observation.

The Levenhuk LabZZ M1 microscope provides three fixed magnifications: 100x, 200x and 300x. To select the desired magnification value, the turret head of the microscope must be rotated. Sharpness can be adjusted with a separate button. Special metal clips are installed on the specimen table, which hold the examined sample in place during the observations.

Features:

- Simple model specially designed for children
- The lens is made of high-quality optical plastic
- Max. 300x magnification
- Battery operated lighting
- Light, plastic frame
- Includes trial kit

The kit includes:

- Microscope
- Lenses
- Pipette
- Pre-prepared slides (2 pcs.)
- Empty slides (2 pcs.)
- Cover plate (5 pcs.)
- Slide sticker (5 pcs.)
- Adhesive bottle
- Flask with sea salt

The Levenhuk LabZZ M1 microscope has a non-standard eyepiece tube diameter of 17 mm, which is why it is not compatible with Levenhuk digital cameras.