EyeClops Digital Microscope & Camera – 800x Zoom, Built-in Color Screen, Wireless | STEM

Discover the micro world with EyeClops

EyeClops blends magnification with a built-in color display, letting curious minds see tiny details without extra gear. This handheld device is designed for both classroom activities and on-the-go explorations, delivering a tangible glimpse into objects you encounter every day.

What you can magnify and observe

With up to 800x zoom, textures and structures on everyday items reveal themselves: leaf surfaces, fabric fibers, mineral textures, and small mechanical parts come to life under the display. The 2.4 inch color screen provides bright, direct viewing so you don’t have to squint at a distant monitor.

• Magnification up to 800x for revealing fine patterns and micro textures.
• Built-in 2.4" color screen for instant, glare-free viewing.
• Switchable zoom mode lets you use EyeClops as a regular camera for photos and video.
• Capture still images and video, indoors or outdoors, to document discoveries.
• Easy transfer to a computer via USB or MicroSD card for sharing and presentation.

Real-world uses and learning moments

Perfect for school projects, science fairs, or family science nights, EyeClops makes exploration tactile and engaging. Point it at leaves, coins, electronics, or textures around the house to spark questions and curiosity. The compact design invites quick setup on a desk, kitchen counter, or balcony.

Designed to support hands-on learning, its portability makes it easy to bring a kit to a classroom, a park, or a makerspace. While results can vary with lighting and sample type, the device creates a meaningful visual record you can review, compare, and share with friends or classmates.

Included and getting started

Inside the box you’ll find the EyeClops digital microscope, a 512MB MicroSD card for storage, and a USB cable for quick computer transfer. To begin, power on, set the subject under the lens, and use the built-in screen to frame your view. When you’re ready to save memories, switch to camera mode or connect to a computer to transfer files.