Headband Magnifier with Light, Rechargeable Magnifying Glasses for Close Work, 1.5X - 3.5X Magnify Headset with 4 Lenses, Jewelers Magnifying Glass Loupe Visor for Reading,Crafts, Hobby

I wanted to try magnifier glasses that don't sit on my nose. These work nicely as they wrap around the head and are adjustable for fit. I feared they would be awkward to work with but they are fine and work for what I needed them for, which is cross stitch and other crafting. The light is bright though I still include the use of a table lamp for my projects. I would definitely purchase again.

Feels a bit cheap but, holds up so far. I bought this for obvious reasons and I’m amazed at how often ( couple times a week) I grab this to do something. It works really well for my needs. I just leave it out on my desk. I like that it’s rechargeable and comes with various lenses

this is a wonderful item if youre doing tedious work with fine details. Adds sufficient light with multi lenses for your individual needs. We love it!

As I get older the magnification really does help with working on small detail projects. The quality seems fair as I'm not too pleased with the flimsy pins that hold the lenses in. Make sure to keep the USB light charged I usually forget to have it charged when I need to use it. When the light is charged it's nice and bright and I do like the fact that is adjustable to focus the light where you need it. Overall I've been using these for the past 3 months and so far everything seems to be holding up.

This is great when my old eyes need to read small, tiny print on labels. Especially on drug labels.

Picked these up recently as I do a lot of close up work repairing guitars and soldering. My eyes aren't what they used to be, and these have been the best purchase I've made in a long time. My wife loves them too. She probably wears them more than me.Pros:Comes with multiple magnification lenses with case and soft clothEasy to adjust the sizeLightweight and fits nicely over glassesIntegrated headlamp is very bright and adjustableConsOne gripe, the lenses are attached to the frame with these light gray plastic pins or rivets. Sometimes they will back out a bit. I've actually had the lens slip off the frames. No biggie, but just beware when you put the lens into the frame you have good engagement with the pins.Buy them. You will instantly wonder how you've lived this long without them!

My eyesight is probably not great (that's age for ya), but even as a young 'un soldering components, especially surface mount components, requires a really good set of eyes, or for those of us less gifted, a set of really good magnifying glasses.These come with interchangeable lenses for 1.5x, 2.0x, 2.5x and 3.5x. I found 3.5x to be a bit too much and settled on 2.0x for day to day stuff, with 2.5x for really tiny work. The lenses are a bit fiddly to change out, so you probably won't be switching between the different magnifications frequently and will settle on the one you use the most.They are very comfortable to wear so I find myself just keeping them on between tasks, and have started using them for things that you wouldn't normally think you'd need them for, but it turns out, they make less detailed tasks just a bit easier too, especially when using the built in light. Tasks like plugging in cables in darker spaces/behind things get a lot easier with these on lighting your way. They have 2 brightness settings, but I tend to just use the highest. I was very surprised to find the rechargeable light to be using a USB-C connector, that makes that much more convenient to use and charge. I've not timed the run time of the light, but I can use them several evenings in a row before charging, which is pretty quick anyway. You can charge them as you use them in a pinch, the cable enters from the back of the light and isn't in your way.

As shown in the advertisement, the lenses are removable and interchangeable. That's good. However, the lenses are held in place by two small-diameter plastic fasteners, one fasteners on each side of the lens. The first lens I installed did not seat/fasten very well. I worked at securing it in place and succeed in getting it "locked in". However, the small diameter plastic pins are concerning. If/when they break there's no way to use the headset. So, the headset's weakest link comes down to two plastic pins. (I understand I'm speculating that things will break rather than actually experiencing a break. However, I have a history of breaking such headgear. Therefore I'm buying more/a replacements such as this.) I'll look for something else, something that has a more robust mounting mechanism. (Other than this problem the headgear was pretty good.)Your results may vary. Your opinion may differ.