Headband Magnifier with LED Light for Jewelry Clock Electronics Repair Magnifying Glass Loupe with Precision Tweezers and Interchangeable Lens (Battery)

This was EXACTLY what I needed to do fiddly little things with both hands free. I love that there's a light on both sides, and that both lenses flip up out of the way when you want. The lowness of the price scared me for a minute; it shouldn't have - it's decently made and sturdy. I wish I'd purchased it months ago. I'm very, very happy with it. ^_^The only slight downside is that the plastic case that holds all the extra lenses isn't very secure when it's open; you should probably sit at a table to fish through them. I didn't, and I came really close to knocking the plastic base off my side table, which would have sent them scattering all over my floor. But that's a very minor drawback in an overall great product.

First off, buried in the advertisement the manufacturer recommends only using ONE eye piece. You will not be able to properly focus while trying to use two eye pieces at the same time.Second, If you wear glasses and are dependent on them you will probably want to look for some other type of magnifier. I wear bifocals but I can see reasonable well with out them which means I can take them off to use this tool. If I try to use it with my glasses on then my eye can't get close enough to the lens and I can't focus on my subject.The design is somewhat flimsy and on par with the cost of the tool. The elastic strap does help to stabilize the magnifier on my head. The container that holds all the lenses can be a little difficult to open and I'm sure one day, when I'm having my worst day, I'll try to open it and all my lenses will go flying prompting me to have a Homer Simpson moment of pure rage. The lenses come in pairs which kind of means you have redundancy since you really can't use both lenses simultaneously.All in all, I am happy with my purchase.

Others have complained about the flexibility of the frames. I get it, but for me it's not that bad. You also need to be careful that the lenses are installed properly in the holders.All in all, these were made to be cheap but useful. With a little care in use, that's what you get. Optics are good, so are the tweezers.

This is a good magnifyer and let's you get into your detailed work.I like the tweezer set. Headset is workable overall. However, you need to compromise with it. Headset adjustments are kind of clumsy and not smooth. Powering on and off the side LEDs is kind of awkward and at times proves difficult. The LED side lamps are pretty helpful regardless.It does the job but, for the price, I was expecting something a little more machined and less flimsy.

but be forewarned that the lens mounts only adjust in "click" intervals so sometimes they sit in between where you would prefer. The whole thing is super "cheap" feeling, that's both the frame construction itself as well as the lens mounting system, but so long as you're careful putting them on and off I think it'll be fine. I dread having to replace the LED batteries but hopefully it'll also be fineI've even had good luck using the lenses like a "jewelers loope" so you can use them like a magnifying glass without bothering to mount them in the frames. For the money, an outstanding deal, IMHO

The optics are terrible, the lenses are limited in adjustment (designed for people whose eyes are on the sides of their faces), just a cheaply made product. The tweezer set is the only ok thing about this product. Avoid

I use these for examining and troubleshooting circuit boards, and they are just excellent. This is wide, wide range of magnification available. I know that if you were appraising diamonds, or doing surgery, there are much finer lenses, but for a more or less every day use these are marvelous!

These work very well for seeing things up close through ONE eye. I read some reviews complaining about not being able to use two eyes, these really are meant to be used as loupes, and you use one loupe at a time. You flip up the lens you are not using, and can put different magnifications over each eye to allow you to flip the one you want at the moment down, and continue working. The only thing I will say negative about these are that they do not feel super sturdy, I treat them delicately, so I suspect they will last fine, but the frames do seem to be on the flimsy side. But for the price I purchased them, it at it was a VERY good deal for an economical way to work on small objects. Lens work well.

The glasses were in good condition when delivered. The container were magnifyers kept is flimsy. We put them in our own container. The tools were great. Headband fits good. Light was great to see things. Tools were great for tiny things.

This is exactly what I was looking for! I have used a 10x loupe for years and have been frustrated when I can only use one hand while holding the loupe with the other. This handsfree magnifier allows me to see extreme detail AND use both hands with tools. The led lights are a huge upgrade for me and makes working close up so much easier. These are for extreme close up viewing, I use for working on tiny individual threads on textiles, others for model making, watch repair, etc. The item must be less than an inch away from the lens and you can only use one eye at a time, that is exactly what I expected as I am used to using a jewelers loupe. The bad reviews seem to be from people expecting to have a general better view while reading a book or something, but the purpose of these is to closely examine something tiny like an insect, jewelry, etc. If you are looking for this particular type of magnification you will be pleased. Tweezer set seems nice but I did not need (already have lots) and would have rather paid less for just the magnifying part.

These magnifying glasses worked as expected. They are not professional grade but if they are needed on occasion for precision work they are worth the money. The description was accurate, they arrived quickly. I would recommend the seller.

Received the box in a envelope, box was damage, the glasses look good but you seenothing, i check all lens, one by one, the focus on all the lens are off, no good,10 tweezers for 50$ is expensive because theglasses are garbage.

Lots of different optical options, comfortable and easy to use. The tweezer collection is amazing!