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

ITEM IS NICE, AND HAS VERY GOOD FUNCTION . RECOMMENDED SELLER

This is not a real sturdy globe but it is exactly what what I was looking for to use as a tree topper on my travel ornaments Christmas tree. Vivid color- very plastic and very light weight - perfect for my application - do not think it would be good for a toy for kids, it is not sturdy enough- very pleased to have found this

It is as described. Very small so difficult to read. It’s not really for children to play with, the plastic is fragile.

Very very small

This is a wonderful small globe for the price. Yes it is small at 6 inches in diameter but I find it perfect for a desk or counter top. The colors pop. The print is bold and easy to read and it is easy to pop it out of the stand if you want to see the world at different angles. I actually like the small size more than I thought I would. This thing is less than 10 dollars and is a pleasant bargain. It is one of those purchases that left me smiling knowing that I got more than my money's worth.

Even with how tiny this "globe" is they have gone out of their way to mark the 9-Dash line and include the translated Chinese names for the manufactured maritime features the CCP has militarized in the South China Sea. This globe depicts the Chinese Communist Party's continued illegal claim to the South China Sea. By including the Nine Dash Line which is unlawful under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) convention. In 2016, the UN judged that there was no evidence China had historically exercised exclusive control over the waters or resources, hence there was "no legal basis for China to claim historic rights" over the nine-dash line.

Fast shipping. This globe is small but perfect for what I needed. I bought this for my granddaughter who likes to play school teacher. She loved it.

Great, well detailed, little globe. I got it for my sons 6th birthday as he is a very curious learner. We refer to it often. He is *not* a gentle child but it has held up so far for a couple months despite it's share of rapid spinning and being dropped.We keep it near his desk so it's handy but not used as a toy too much.