Thames & Kosmos Physics Pro (V 2.0) Science Kit | 96 Page Color Manual | 31 Experiments | Advanced Physics Education Kit | Parents' Choice Silver Award Winner

Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis passt nicht. Wir haben es wegen des Windkanals gekauft. Genau dieser wird hauptsächlich auch Pappteilen gebaut. Kinder bauen noch nicht millimetergenau. Sobald etwas beim Kleben verrutscht, wird es ungenau und funktioniert in der Konsequenz nicht richtig. Ferner reißen die Pappteile rasch ein. Das ist sehr schade und für das Kind äußerst ernüchternd. Schade.

I ordered this for Christmas but I was very disappointed to find the kit was obviously used. Some paper and sheet plastic parts were ripped. Interestingly the seal was unbroken. It was disappointing for a 10 year old on Christmas morning. I've requested a replacement .

Easy to use and learnings

This was a gift for my grandson. It was well constructed and productive.

This product is cheap but it is also cheaply made. Some of the components are not very strong and so you need to be careful while constructing the projects. Not all of the required components are included in the box, so you may need to buy some additional components to construct all of the projects. Due to these factors and due to the subject material, I would recommend this product for kids over the age of 7, and although I don't think it is strictly necessary, I would recommend parental supervision and guidance for kids of any age. It will help if you have some understanding of physics yourself before working on any of the projects. Overall the product achieves the aim of teaching and demonstrating basic physics principles to children in a fun and accessible way. The one way this could be improved is by upgrading the quality of the instructions because the instructions seem a bit incomplete. You might find yourself guessing from time to time where some part is supposed to connect. The airplane models for the wind tunnel experiment are too weak, and the whole idea of it is also weak, so we substituted the mechanical paper "fan" and the cardboard tunnel by using a 5V PC fan attached to a clear acrylic tube instead which provided much better results (albeit expensive as an additional purchase).