SKYWAY Magnifying Glasses with Light, 200% LED Lighted Rechargeable Magnifier Eyeglasses for Reading Hobbies and Close Work, Magnifying Glasses Hands Free

Seems more expensive than other models with same features.Not a startling improvement , but adequate..Has to be positioned on face correctly to get good result.

Brought these for my hubby and he still can’t see through them for close up jobs

I bought these glasses after buying the JML glasses and I prefer the JML ones as they seem to have better lenses in them. That said; they are okay.

I've recently bought due to my impaired vision i do find it hard to read even with my reading glasses on so I sent for 200% vision, as for the light I found that they did not do much for me magnifying side not bad but still not right but for now will do. I'll probably keep them. I'm back at eye hospital so will see what happens next.

Got these as i wear 2 pairs of glasses, reading & distance. quite ofren the lense screws need tightening on the frames so trying to do this when the reading / close up glasses need work is near impossiable,Tried the skyway yesterday not to bad and could see the screws & the led lights are good, only trouble is they only work for me when wearing the distance classes, no good with the reading glasses .

I bought these to help with close up DIY fixes such as fitting watch batteries, cleaning clock parts and so on. This is not a negative review I should state from the onset. I don't find the glasses particularly useful for my application, they are not very comfortable and the lights don't seem to me to be positioned optimally. I am also not sure about the x1.6 magnification. Perhaps X2 would be better.Overall ok but would suggest checking other similar products.

Nose rubbers fall off too easy

The depth of field (the range that is in focus) is very narrow, so it is necessary to move your head around frequently to ensure the object remains in sharp focus. I've never tried magnifying specs before, so don't know whether this is a generic problem or a "feature" of this product.The lights cast a very narrow beam, so are all but useless, again unless you move your head to shine the narrow beam directly on the object. A wider beam would be much better, even if less light.As I wear specs all the time, I found it hard to find a comfortable point on the end of my nose to see through without these falling off. I tried using without normal specs, but then I can't see anything else without switching over.Overall, as they were not expensive, I suppose just about OK and will marginally do what I bought them for - assembling model railway kits, but had the cost been any higher, they would be going back for a refund