GAMOLIST Periodic Table with Real Elements Inside, Acrylic Periodic Table of Elements Display with 83 Real Samples (8'' x 5'' x 1'')

K this is actually awesome. It is the right size for my daughter to “teach school” to her little sisters when they are playing school. Everything is clear and it looks nice and it’s just a pretty awesome concept.

This is one of my favorite things I’ve ever bought! It’s well worth the money, the quality is amazing and it’s very cute. It has different light settings which is really cool. The stem student in me is obsessed! It’s also a great size, not too big and not too small. Perfect gift idea!

Overall looks nice. Packaged well with nice gift box. Larger one is best as I can't see being able to read a smaller one. Big issue. USB cord is way smaller than shown. Pretty much useless at that length. The USB C portion of the cable cannot plug into the unit. Plastic on the C end cannot go though the hole, in the wood, and or the port is mounted too far back to connect to the cable.

Love this light and the educational aspect. I bought this for my daughter on behalf of my daughter, she is thrilled with this purchase. Nice way for her to learn her periodic table while lighting up her room.

Cool little display. This would be particularly cool for a kids bedroom or classroom. It’s not huge so it’s easy to make space for it. The lights are a nice addition. I keep it one color but you have options to match its space. Decently made and attractive.

The Periodic Table with Real Elements is a stunning visual and educational tool that is perfect for anyone with a passion for chemistry. Its intricate design, featuring actual samples of elements, makes it a fascinating display piece that captures the attention of both the curious and the knowledgeable.As a decorative piece, it enhances any desk or office space, adding a touch of scientific elegance. The changing light colors not only highlight the elements contained within but also create a dynamic visual experience that is both informative and mesmerizing.The decision to move this piece from a personal desk to a classroom setting was a brilliant choice. It serves as an excellent educational resource, allowing students and visitors alike to appreciate the beauty of the elements in a tangible form. Its durability is noteworthy; constructed from high-quality materials, it instills confidence that it can withstand the rigors of a busy learning environment without the fear of damage.In summary, this Periodic Table is more than just a decoration; it’s a piece of art that educates. It strikes the perfect balance between aesthetic appeal and educational value, making it an ideal gift for chemists and enthusiasts alike. The inclusion of a protective bag is a thoughtful touch, although its sturdy construction suggests that it’s well-equipped to handle accidental bumps and falls.Overall, this Periodic Table with Real Elements is a must-have for anyone who values the intersection of science and art. It’s a durable, beautiful, and educational addition to any space, destined to spark curiosity and admiration in all who lay eyes on it.

When I was a kid, I had a large book called, "Our Friend the Atom", and it had a great colored in periodic table that I always found fascinating. The periodic table I still find very interesting, and thought this would make a great display/reference/interesting piece at my computer desk. Sadly to me, either I didn't notice the different sizes, or perhaps VINE only offered the smaller one, which to me is too small to be seen, read or useful.It came in a very nice package, and would make a nice gift probably if it were the larger size. At least for me it needs to be, because it's just way too hard to read the names, or atomic weights; much less appreciate the element which in theory is cased in the plastic standing plaque. I'm guessing that many of the "elements" are compounds of such, as there's many that are awfully reactive in their pure form, and I've only seen such in special containers. It does interestingly contain Uranium, Thorium, (both radioactive in common form) and the Rare Earths, but not Radium... Odd. It's very well made, super clear, a couple odd spellings, but only really viewable with a magnifying glass. Somehow it seemed much larger and readable in the pictures of it on the advertisement. The base lights up, and after abit of experimenting you can get multiple colors, singularly or in sequence, at various speeds and intensities. So it's pretty.But for me it's just a dust collector if I can't read it in normal ways. I can't recommend the small sized one; it's just too small to be useful.

I am a total nerd, hence why I have the degrees I have. And I'm always looking for new ways to display my nerdship.So enter this beauty! It is absolutely adorable. Well displayed, accurate, and stands up sturdily. While I could knock it over easily, I just don't put it in a place where it could be knocked over.