Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

They appear to be using an image of Mars for both Mercury and Uranus. Under the image labelled Mercury you can clearly see the Valles Marineris, a very large and distinctive feature of the planet Mars (beyond the fact that the two planets look nothing like each other). The image for Uranus I am less certain about (less certain it is Mars, fairly certain it is not Uranus), but it looks like a "blue-tinted" version of Mars with what I believe is a surface feature on Mars known as Noctis Labyrinthus. They're not using an image of Venus that would appear in your telescope, but a special cloud piercing version of the surface and I suppose that's okay. At least the Earth is the Earth, even though it doesn't appear to be a satellite or NASA image - frankly, it looks artificial. Two stars for getting most of the solar system right and some of the images are quite nice, Jupiter in particular. I wouldn't call it "educational" though, at least, not in the way they intended.