Mini Rainbow Color Kids Party Birthday Return Gift 12 Pack | Classic Science Educational Visual Learning

These are great. I just wanted something simple for my two year old and these are exactly what I needed. If he breaks it, who cares? There’s like twelve in a pack. All the people complaining that they are not well made or break easily I think didn’t pay attention to what they were buying. It’s not a high end telescope. It’s low budget plastic crap, it’s fun and it’s perfect.

I purchased these little “ fly-eyes” from Oriental Trading several times between 15 and 20 years ago. They were well made with crisp, clear lenses and faceting, and adults and children alike were very amused by them. Fast-forward to May of 2024, and I thought I had found the same thing on Amazon— they looked the same, anyway. Upon receiving the package of 12, I found that not a single one was worth anything! Looking into them, you can see that they are poorly cut and quite blurry. These “fly-eyes” are, quite simplly, junk! I do see that there is an Oriental Trading label on the bag, so the current poor reviews on the Oriental Trading site refer to these same ones. What a shame to have taken a delightful toy and turned it into something only fit for the trash can.

The little ones were fascinated with the Prism Kaleidoscope. They had so much fun with them.

I bought these as stocking staffers. They were very poorly made. The plastic holders readily came apart and had some rough, sharp edges. The facets on the lenses were all identical. 12 pieces, but all with the same prisms. Very disappointed.

I used these for a Girl Scout badge. They were ok but not the quality I expected.

This product was issued to young readers during a summer reading program. It enabled them to take something home and share it with their family to explain how a but might view things. It turns everything into your personal kalidascope. Nature is beautiful.

I bought these for my three-year-old's birthday to be used as party favors. None of the kids really took any interest in it. They kind of just threw them on the ground and played with the whirlygigs that I also gave instead. Later on, I would try to encourage my son and show him how neat it was to look through these but he wasn't buying it. They're quite durable though. After being thrown on the ground and rolling around, they still don't break. They do have an uncanny talent for getting under my feet right when my arms are full.

While these prisms are a bargain price, they did not provide the multi faceted view of the more expensive bug eyes. I appreciated receiving them within a couple of days as I originally wanted to purchase the $4 wooden ones but the wait was several weeks. Next time I'll plan ahead.