We resolve a few questions regarding the uniformity and size of microsets of subsets of Euclidean space. First, we construct a compact set $K\subset\mathbb{ R}^d$ with Assouad dimension arbitrarily close to $d$ such that every microset of $K$ has no Ahlfors--David regular subset with dimension strictly larger than $0$. This answers a question of Orponen. Then, we show that for any non-empty compact set $K\subset\mathbb{ R}^d$ with lower dimension $\beta$, there is a microset $E$ of $K$ with finite $\beta$-dimensional packing pre-measure. This answers a strong version of a question of Fraser--Howroyd--K\"aenm\"aki--Yu, who previously obtained a similar result concerning the upper box dimension.
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