Magnifying Glasses with Light for Close Work, 1.5X-3.5X Headband Magnifier

This was a gift for hubby who does model making He’s so pleased with it Does exactly what’s required Don’t think u will b disappointed Good price

Just brilliant!

The ease of use so far has been great! Only just started using it. Which is the only reason I gave it 4 stars!! But it's super comfortable, especially when worn with prescription glasses, which is why I bought it. No more fiddling around to get the perfect position. The lenses are secure and everything is well made.

Bought these for my brother to help with sharpening very tiny drill bits and working with sometimes miniscule screws and fittings during his restoration projects. He is very pleased with them. Said the directed light on the glasses makes all the difference and he is no longer getting headaches from such close work.

Well worth the money. Very easy to use.

THE YOCTOSUN MAGNIFYING GLASSES THIS HAS REPLACED MY ORIGINAL HEADBAND MAGNIFYER. IT IS COMFORTABLE AND ADJUSTABLE AND IS EXTREMELY GOOD VALUE

Got this to use for when I go to the toilet so I can see me tool ....it helps could do with more magnifying

Works good. The light on top is very good. The unit itself is very comfortable to wear, the only fault I could find is I keep knocking the magnifying lens and they fall out when I lift them up. The two lens clips could do with improvement. Gaffer tape will do. Would buy again.

Surprisingly simple but effective magnifying solutions for small scale work, like SMD inspection. It's like using a loupe magnifier but keeps your hands free. Lens optical quality is rather good, especially for the price, providing a clear, bright image without noticeable distortion or chromatic aberrations. The head set is comfortably light weight (~170g) and adjustable to you head with a simple knob in the back. The visor can be lifted out of the way and just the right tension can be adjusted with the side screws to keep it in position as needed. Can easily be used with prescription glasses on underneath. The LED light is good bright and reasonable uniform and usb-c chargeable- did not test max runtime yet. The only downside so far is the working distance, for the 3.5X lens about 5in (~13cm) from the lens surface, which is what you get for a loupe but substantially shorter then a "dentist-style" Galilean magnifier. Fine for tasks like inspection or painting, but for SMD soldering it gets the hot iron uncomfortably close to your face, at least at 3.5X magnification. On the other hand, this headset works very well with prescription glasses.

Absolute garbage, don’t fit right, poor quality, stay away, horrible seller to deal with, not worth the money, buy elsewhere, you’ll be much happier, no support,

excellent, ne cherchez plus c'est lui qu'il vous faut, je suis passé de la daube lidl à celui ci, il est absolument parfait

I’ve been a Database Support person for 15 years, so I’ve spent a good deal of time looking at a computer screen. As time goes by my eyesight has experienced a certain level of strain which has caused a very common condition called Presbyopia, or far-sightedness. It occurs in people who are beginning to age and can be exacerbated by frequent use of their eyes by focusing on the computer screen over time, or anything that taxes the vision such as reading books. One of my interests is purchasing new electronic products online, testing them and writing reviews on them for others who may be considering the purchase of the same items. One thing that has certainly become the norm in a challenging world economy is the practice of most companies to print their instruction manuals in smaller fonts on smaller paper which tend to tax one’s vision increasingly over time. 5 years ago, I bought a 3 inch (7.62 cm) diameter magnifying glass to assist my vision, but it recently became apparent that I’d require a larger more powerful glass. I decided to start researching the availability of magnifying glasses worn around my head to free up my hands for typing and referring to product specs as needed. I settled upon the Yoctosun Headband Magnifying Glass with LED Light Array from Amazon.com. There are several great selling points for choosing this item including its high popularity, reasonable cost and range of features, but here are a few that stood out for me. 1) The comfort and adjustability of the headband keeping the glasses in an ideal position around my head. 2) The short 2-hour charge time with the USB-C plugged into the back of the LED array. 3) The dual LED intensity levels of the LED array are situated in front of the forehead for centralized lighting. 4) The ability to adjust the vertical slant of the LED array to your ideal preference of lighting. 5) The ability to manually change the magnification power to one of 4 different levels: 1.5X, 2.0X, 2.5X and 3.5X. 6) The light weight of the Yoctosun Magnifying Glass with the ability to swivel the lens/array unit upward, completely out of the way. 7) The ability to keep your personal prescription glasses on underneath the Magnifying Glasses to correct your basic vision which is vital.

Perhaps the best thing about this product is the light? I think it's rather bright, and honestly necessary for most applications. The lenses themselves are alright, and it works as designed. I wouldn't say it feels all that premium, but for the cost it makes sense. It isn't comfortable, yet it isn't exactly uncomfortable either. Also, the adjustment mechanism doesn't have a lot of variation. There is a big difference between each twist of the knob, and it locks in place only several times per turn (if that makes sense? It is not very adjustable.)