YOCTOSUN Head Magnifier with 5 LED Lights, Rechargeable Headband Magnifying Glass with 5 Interchangeable 1.2X, 1.8X, 2.5X, 3.5X, 4.5X Lenses, Great Magnifying Glasses for Jewelry, Arts and Crafts

I've picked up some new hobbies, including diamond painting & miniature models in the past few years. But being an older person, small print & small detailed items are harder to see. I don't wear readers so this is really just age related. I don't want to give up my hobbies so I needed a solution. My brother had gotten this for tying fishing lines & lures so I tried his. It's exactly what I needed. I love that there are multiple lenses to choose from and that you can combine them, depending on your need. The light let's me target the area I'm working on, instead of using clip on lights that constantly need to be repositioned. I can now work faster because I'm not squinting to see! Came charged and I was able to use it for about 5 hours before the light seemed dimmer, which is when I plugged it in. Charged super fast & I was back to work quickly. Headband adjustment is way to use and a handy feature. Really glad my brother found this and that I bought my own.

I use this for many things. It’s nice having different lenses, it’s comfortable to wear and the light is very bright.

I bought two models before and found them very useful. This model however needs to be reviewed, from my perspective. First, the head-strap was way too tight and could have been adjustable.Second, the temple of the glasses are also too tight, but I understand they made it so to support the heavier lenses than previous models. It felt like they were digging to the side of my skull. I could barely focus with it on.Next, the lenses were way too heavy and kept falling out whenever I needed to make even the slightest adjustment. Eventually, one pair fell out and split in two. And this is just after only a week. I really wanted to like them.The idea is good and I’m glad that the company is trying to innovate and make improvements toward making a better product. Trial and error is a natural part of product development. I was able to return and got a refund. Perhaps others experience were not the same as mind.

I bought these and the 4.5x lens had a flaw along the midline. When they broke I contacted the seller and asked for a new 4.5x lens and they sent me a whole new set right away.As a visually impaired person I have used a lot of similar products to this one and this pair is as good as or better than any I've tried. The two light modes, the 4.5x lens, and the adjustability are specific things I wanted and found in this pair of glasses. The drawback is that every pair I've tried thus far including these is uncomfortable to wear for long periods. I'm probably going to wrap some cloth tape around the earpieces to make them softer. I have a small head foran adult and they're snug on my head. The nose pieces can also get uncomfortable after a while but are actually softer than other pairs I've tried. I thought the addition of the rubber band so they can hang around your neck when not in use was also nice in this set since they can get heavy and most of my projects are too messy for me to want to take them on and off. Overall good value for the money and helpful customer service make these a win for me.

Excelente producto!

I love these magnifying glasses, especially the 3-way lights (W, Y, M) and the wide lenses. This is a great product. Unfortunately, they are very tight and uncomfortable around my head to the point that I won't be able to wear them. I sent the seller a question to find out wonder there is a way to loosen the grip around the head and /or remove the arms to be replaced with the band you provided. I hope to hear back from them and the response will be positive.

Very adjustable had all the parts and fits well

Pros:The light is bright. Despite other reviewers having trouble accessing the batteries, I found the battery compartment easy to remove (rotate the light housing all the way forward as though you want to point the light down, then pull up on the back of the housing as though you want to rotate it even more, and you will hear and feel the unit snap free; then lift straight up and out). Lenses are easy to change.Cons:The lens/light assembly hangs too low if you try to wear the headband somewhat snugly around your head and across your forehead, like a hat, which is the natural way most people will want to wear it. This puts the position of the lens well below the level of your eyes, forcing you to look down to sight through the center of the lenses. In order to raise the lens/light assembly high enough to get the lenses to eye level, most people with a normally shaped head will have to tighten up the band so that it sits lightly (but not snugly) on the crown of the head and mostly off the forehead. The problem here is that even once you adjust the band to the right size, when you put it on it's only resting on your head instead of fitting snugly around it. This means it doesn't naturally just go on in the right position: you have to move it around to get it sit where it should and it's too easily moved out of that position if you bump it. It can also easily fall off your head if you lean too far forward, as to pick something up that you dropped. You might think that you can just pivot the adjustable lens/light assembly up far enough to raise the lens, but this then forces the light to aim too far up, and you can't get it to focus on your work.The idea of lenses that adjust forward and back is nice, but there's not enough travel unless you have a really tiny nose. Normal noses will require the thing to be pushed almost all the way out, so it's a useless feature for most.The 2.0x and 2.5x lenses are identical, as far as I can tell, even though they are marked as 2.0 and 2.5. There is no visible difference in magnification between them, and their thicknesses are within 0.2 mm of each other.Bottom line: I can't recommend this magnifier. It's not well designed. It doesn't just "snap" into the correct position when you put it on; it requires moving the whole thing around the head to get it to align correctly with the eyes, and can easily get moved out of position. It also has added complications that don't bring any benefit, and the quality control of the lenses is suspect.