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Bill Nye's Science Squad: Body Lab VR is an all-in-one educational kit for kids 8+, featuring a 40-page anatomy book, a 30-piece human body model, a real stethoscope, and hands-free VR goggles compatible with all smartphones. This immersive experience blends tactile play with cutting-edge virtual reality to deepen understanding of human biology, endorsed by the iconic science educator Bill Nye.
T**L
Fascinating!
This is a REALLY COOL deal. It has physical parts of the body to assemble/disassemble, plus it has an “immersive video” ability so you can strap your phone to the headset and you can “see” inside how the body works! Grandson loves it!
K**O
Good resource
My daughter loves this. She’s 11 and it was very user friendly
T**R
Perfect for science loving kids
My son has been asking for a vr headset for ages. We figured this was the perfect compromise. He’s learning, he’s entertained, and he thinks he’s playing a video game while learning. We had no issues putting our phones into the headset or issues on the app.Would recommend.
D**O
Super fun and informative
Bought this for my 5 year old niece who loves learning about the body and the systems and she could play on this for hours. She loves it.
R**E
Not worth the $
A homeschool mom for over 14yrs, and this kit was an absolute waste of money. Arms and legs of the human body model don't fit on the model. VR"ish" type of headset is awkward, cheap and you can only clearly see it with one eye open. Ridiculous!
L**K
Different way of learning
It’s nice to switch up the way your kids learn. Traditionally we do a lot of learning through reading books and even though some of the graphics in these educational books are outstanding, using a VR headset to learn about the body was very cool for my kids to experience. You do need to download the app and use your cell phone in order to get the full experience out of this kit, but it is well worth it. My kids thought it was so cool learning about the human body and feeling like they were inside of it learning about the different systems.
C**E
Meh
It's okay, but nothing great. The skeleton toy, is cheap. But you can at least use the headset for other VR applications
S**E
Interesting, but not unique
If you've got a child interested in physiology, this is a neat little kit to interactively help understand how the body works. I could see something like this being used in a classroom as well. There are better kits out there and VR programs with better graphics and options, but not for this price-point.Pros+ Book. There's a book that comes with the kit which has a lot of information. Different sections about various systems of the body. How they function and why they are important. There are also a few experiments to understand heartrate and lung capacity.+ VR hardware. The headgear is very simple. There's no need for depth of field focusing, just placement of the lenses right or left to match the width of your eyes. It isn't very heavy unless you have a heavy phone.+ VR software. The software requires no buttons or tapping on the phone. Just direct your vision to what you want to click on and hold it there to click on it. Very simple and easy to use for even young children.Cons+ Setup. The setup for the VR is a little time-consuming. First you have to install the app. Then it wants you to setup an account. You don't have to. Then the app wants you to download the VR for that particular book. Enter the activation code and it will download that. Then you can finally get into the VR+ VR Hardware. The phone slot for the VR is very narrow. You will probably have to take your case off your phone in order to use it.
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