TCP Global 6" Blue Ocean World Globe with Black Base - Compact Mini Political Globe, Vertical Axis Rotation - Fun, Educational, Learn Earth Geography - School, Home Office, Shelf Desktop Display

As soon as I received the box today, I opened it, and at first I didn't realize how small it would be, but I realize that will be a problem of reading. It was a manufacturing error that I noticed as soon as I took out the globe As I have two southern hemispheres, one is left and one is right. It's a good thing that I'm using this globe for a project that allows me to paint the entire surface. There isn't much point in returning the globe, anyway. I like the product, except there's a clear discrepancy between what I paid and what I got. Dismantling it for my project was simple, it spins nicely, and it's a nicer size than what I had in mind.

Stephanie McGuire

| May 06, 2021

China's Communist Party continues to assert its illegal claim to the South China Sea on this globe. As well as including the Nine Dash Line, which was declared illegal under the United Nations Law of the Sea Convention (UNCLOS). Likewise, the UN on June 26, 2016 ultimately decided that there is no evidence China ever held exclusive control over the waters and resources, hence there is no legal grounds for China to assert historic rights.

Myles Richardson

| Aug 16, 2020

I see no problem with it since it serves a I don't like it because it's small and I have a lot of complaints about the western hemisphere There are lots of countries mashed together in Europe, so you'll need a magnifying glass to spot some of them. On the other hand, the names of all the countries are listed except for Alaska, which is the only state listed in North America. As a result of how small this continent is in relation to other continents, I am going to assume that the states can't be listed. As an Arizonan, I find it ironic that the capital of Alaska isn't on the globe. It's pretty hard to imagine Tucson as the capital. I love it. A larger globe would probably be your best option if you want to be able to see the UK and Europe without having to consult an Atlas (as you will need to do when looking at Europe on this globe or the U. K. However, if you want it nearby so that you can check out the other continents quickly, it will do just fine.

Ernesto Franklin

| Jan 21, 2021

It is my goal to provide you with an honest review so that people who might buy this for their young children, who are rough on toys, can make sure they know that it can withstand While my son has dropped it several times, it's still in good shape. I did pop the base off once, but I was able to put it back together again easily.

Jair Roth

| Jan 24, 2021

Maybe I read the description incorrectly and didn't realize how small the dimensions I think they are cute and kids like them when they come to my tutoring sessions. In contrast, I was on the lookout for a full-service administration firm The globe is the right size. It won't be easy, but I'll do it. It will be easier for them to see the cities and countries if I get them magnifying glasses.

Caiden Aguirre

| Apr 29, 2021

My son was very curious about it, so I gave it to him for his 6th birthday. In our daily lives, we refer to it frequently. Even though he is not a gentle child, it has endured some rapid spinning and being dropped since it has been given to him a few months ago. I keep it near his desk so he has access to it whenever needed, but not as a toy all the time.

Lincoln McClain

| May 01, 2021

It does as it is supposed, he loves it, and it's a good size for him to hold in his hands. I took it apart and the globe has fallen off too. The stand has chipped, and the globe has fallen off According to the description, it fits Getting a much larger one would be more beneficial if you wanted to get a deeper understanding of where countries are located.

Braelynn BROOKES

| Nov 25, 2020

There is no way to see through it. Perhaps I'm just not so good at my vision, but I need a magnifying glass if I want to see anything. In some cases, I guess, like Nova Scotia and Scotland, they aren't identified. I think you just need to know where they are but not their names. Maps give you an understanding of the general geographic area. I would have loved it if it had topography, but you pay for what you get. I thought it was a lot of fun and a lot of fun for the kids to look at the sights and see where places are on earth.

Keith Harris

| Dec 10, 2020