Head Magnifying Glasses with Light for Close Work, Rechargeable Headband Magnifier Glasses, Interchangeable Lenses 1.0X 1.5X 2.0X 2.5X 3.5X for Arts and Crafts, Hobby

I purchased my first pair and thought it was great for me. Dr "corrected" astigmatism, and I couldn't read a darn thing. Being diabetic, my vision changes with my control of blood sugar, so after buying several magnifications of readers I thought hey 1 interchangeable pair that lit up (rechargeable) should be great. After a few months, the lights started strobe-lighting. So too late to return, ordered another. This lasted for awhile, until last night, I put them on but they felt sharp & scratchy on my nose. I removed and thought there's something on the nose guard, but whoa! What is this? The nose pads were consistency of soft putty or warm modeling clay. Tried to mold them but made it worse, got out the old strobe light pair and the pads were gone. A little bit was still on one nose bar, just like used chewing gum. Cleaned that but there's no way to wear the frame with sharp metal cutting your nose. The magnification glass pieces are heavy. This hurts without "rubber" pads. I didn't mind the weight, because I actually could see better with these glasses than other readers of same magnification. But I don't think holding them opera glass style will work, unless I grow another pair of hands. I don't know if I tape cotton pads around the nose bars would work, but guess I will Google. If not for the nose guard pads melting off of both pair, I would have ignored the faulty strobe effect as I really liked the cut of the eyeglass giving me the best readability of all my readers.

Just successfully ticked back 4 rows in a complicated fair isle pattern. All thanks to these glasses. they work as promised.

These magnifier glasses are light weight since they are rechargeable and do not require heavy batteries. Easier on your head/ face. They have a light with 2 settings which makes it great for working in dim situations. Also comes with 5 interchangeable magnifying lenses. You can wear them over your own glasses or use the back strap to hold them on. Great for close up work. Crafts, sewing, needlework, jewelry making, etc... anything requiring magnification and/or light. Good price and very durable.

The only thing I don’t like these is that the nose bridge starts to hurt my nose.

Great product. Effective tool to enhance sight. Only problem is keeping glasses from sliding off ears.

Only a few things keep these from being my favorite tool ever: A small thing is the bulkiness of the frames as they go over the ear. This is slightly uncomfortable but not a deal breaker. The more significant issue, but still not terrible, is the focal length of the higher magnification lenses. The more you magnify, the closer you have to be to the object you're working on. This can get a bit uncomfortable if you are working on something that has to stay on a table, for example, and your table and chair setup do not comfortably allow for your head to be 5-6" from your work. Overall though this is a well-made product for the money.

These would be absolutely perfect & a 5 star review if the frame was adjustable. I have a small head and the frames are a bit big tilting my head slightly to look down at needle work the glasses slide down my nose to the point they are on my nostrils it's annoying and I'm currently trying to figure out something to pad the sizes of the ear pieces so they fit more snuggle until I can find something else

Beware of the connections to charge the light. I enjoyed the product but being unable to charge the light, once the plug in the side of glasses became loose and was unable to plug in, I had to buy another one. Also the head piece is a bit too big for a petite person, and the glasses fall forward when looking down.

Absolutely like it! Helps me a lot when I'm doing my painting of Warhammer 40k miniatures! Strongly recommended.

Many magnifier glasses force the use of one eye at a time. Both eyes can focus on work simultaneously

In order to use these, the item you are "inspecting" or painting has to be so close to your face, you nearly go cross-eyed. no joke.The absolutely magnify what you are looking at - but useless for actual use.