Thames & Kosmos Night Vision Goggles STEM 8 years+ plastic

The night vision goggles from Thames & Kosmos turn any evening into a detective mission. The child carries out secret missions and surveillance under the cover of night, investigates cases, and hunts for evidence with a set of tools inspired by spy work. The product is part of the Spy Labs range, equipment designed for little secret agents who want to discover tracking and forensic analysis techniques.

The set includes a flip-out magnifying lens and a reconnaissance scope, so the child can observe details and monitor activity from a distance. A green LED headlamp simulates night vision technology and allows for a clearer view in the dark. The same lamp can be detached from the goggles and used separately as a flashlight, which expands the number of games and exploration scenarios possible.

Spy Labs activity kits offer children an engaging and interactive way to learn about detective work. By assembling and using the goggles, the child receives basic concepts about optics and vision, and the activity stimulates scientific curiosity and logical thinking. It is a STEM experience that develops learning through experiment and discovery and encourages attention and detailed observation.

In the box, you will find the night vision exploration goggles, special lenses and optical components, assembly elements for practical activity, and an educational guide with explanations. The product is made of plastic. It is manufactured in Germany for Thames & Kosmos, England. It is recommended to read the instructions before use, follow them, and keep them for reference, as well as for the child to be supervised by an adult during play.

Frequently asked questions

What age is the set recommended for? The manufacturer indicates a recommended age of 8+ years, and the set fits into the 6 - 9 years and 9 - 12 years groups.

What does the set contain? The box includes the night vision exploration goggles, special lenses and optical components, assembly elements for practical activity, and an educational guide with explanations.

How does the night vision effect work? A green LED headlamp simulates night vision technology and can be detached from the goggles to be used separately as a flashlight.