Magnifying Glass with Light for Close Work, Headband Lighted Magnifier with 5 Lenses for Jewelry, Arts, Crafts, Knitting, Cross Stitch, Stamp Kit, Needle Works, Crochet and DIY,Magnifying gla

Adequate magnifying glass set .5 lenses that clip on center frame. Short focal distance. Plastic storage box for lenses is big plus (to keep from getting scratches) Two types of bracket/headband and led d light. Nose piece is uncomfortable, I glued moleskin on mine to solve the problem. Overall a fine pair of magnifing eyeglasses ,with a good storage box

When I needed something better than "Dr. Dean" reading glasses while reading in the hot tub, I turned to this magnifier and solved my comfortable reading issues.I use for reading a book or doing crossword puzzles. While the viewing range side to side is somewhat limited, you can easily see text with the multiple lens options that are included. The built in light is more than adequate. The headset fits snugly on my ears and nose, without the securing strap that is included.The only minor drawbacks are the weight and like other reviews, the nose bridge can get a bit uncomfortable after 15-20 minutes of use. Solved by another reviewers comment about padding the nose bridge with foam. Would also like to see the detachable lens units fit a bit more snugly when attached to the magnifier. They can slip off when moderately hit by accident.Good product and reasonably priced.

This headband magnifier with light has been a great addition to our toolkit. I originally got it for working on jewelry, and it’s made close-up work so much easier with the different lens options and built-in light. To my surprise, both of my sons also use it—one for fixing phones and working on computers, and the other for repairing his gaming systems. It’s comfortable to wear, and the clarity is impressive. Like, it’s such an excellent and versatile tool. I would definitely recommend it for any kind of precision work.

Love these glasses - they provided an up and close visual for my projects- especially with putting our family puzzles together and my sewing projects to see those very intricate corners and small areas I need to get to - plus these magnifying glasses come with a strap so you don't have to always have the arms of the glasses around your ears - there are 5 different magnification glass pieces - so there is a magnification for all your needs -plus they come in a convenient carrying case - this product is easy to use, exchanging out each eye piece is simple and you have versatility with range - the glasses are adjustable by moving them up or down to your desired direction - theae glasses only require 3 AAA batteries for the light and you are good to go - these have helped me tremendously-I will say if you are an individual who does intricate projects which require keen attention to detail and up close visuals- then these magnification glasses are for you - hope this review helps

Every once in a while, a product comes along that makes you wonder, "How have I lived without this my whole life?" This is one of those things. I made the mistake of having lasik surgery on one eye to correct nearsightedness. (They convinced my that my close-up vision would decline as I got older and I'd end up having to wear readers anyway, which turned out to be a lie, so why not correct one eye so I can see far AND close.) In reality, it DESTROYED both close-up and far because now I can't see either in great detail UNLESS I correct for one eye or the other. Which led to serious problems when I try to read, do crafts, work on jigsaw puzzles, do photography, anything close than 2 feet. I have glasses that correct my nearsighted eye to 20/20 for far away like my lasik eye, but then I have to buy readers for the lasik eye and pop the lens out of the nearsighted eye. Yes, I have to carry around TWO pair of glasses now. So there was NO WAY I was going to find something that would zoom one eye a little and one eye a lot. So I began looking into the headpiece eyewear that jewelers use, and those turned out to be super expensive. Then I found these and thought no way could something this inexpensive actually work, but it does!! I wear my regular long-distance glasses, then put this thing on with whichever lens I need that day (depending on how tiny the item I'm working on) and VOILA! I can see up close out of BOTH eyes perfectly. Yeah, it's a little awkward, and definitely not attractive (sorta makes me look like a cyborg) but when I'm painting or crafting, who cares? I don't need the light feature so therefore I do not put in any batteries, which keeps it a little lighter. I'm using the regular over-ear arms to keep it on right now (and it doesn't fall off even though I wear it over my glasses) but I'd like to fix the strap to go around my head. That would be my only problem with this... I can't really figure out how to add the strap. I feel like I'm going to break the arms if I force them off. But that's still a minor dilemma.

There are quite a few ways to adjust for magnification and for your normal vision with or without glasses. The light is bright, and the spread is quite good for reading or close work. The lenses are clear and don't have any odd distortions. The only problem is that, with the batteries installed, it's quite heavy and becomes uncomfortable quickly, even when using the headband strap for support. It wants to slide down in front, which makes sense, but this puts weight on the bridge of your nose , including when the strap is very tight. It may be OK for short stretches, but with the batteries I can only wear them for 15 minutes or so without needing to take them off. I finally decided to remove the batteries and use a separate light source - works much better for me.