Magnifying Headset, Magnifying Glasses with Light for Close Work, 1X to 14X Rechargeable Headband Manifier, Jewelers Magnifying Glass Visor Loupe with 5 Lenses, Tweezers for Crafts Hobby

I use it for scale model car building. The lens combination choices are amazing. The headband adjustments are great, it stays where you put it. I'm not a fan of the side to side tilt of the light, should be fixed straight ahead. Rechargeable batteries are a great idea. Perfect product!

I’m an artist working in miniature painting. This device is comfortable to wear (not constricting or causing headaches) and goes well while wearing glasses. Makes my projects so much easier to create. I had purchased one similar to this several years ago, but the design was different and that other one was heavier and caused too much discomfort. It was distracting as I usually like to concentrate when working on such small details. Glad I decided to give this one a try.

yes

This device has helped a lot in brightening and magnifying the small screw heads under cabinets. It is though uncomfortable to wear. It is rigid and too round, unlike my head that is more oval shaped. The lens are really effective and many powers are available. The light is bright as needed. Good product and would be great if comfort was improved. Will still keep and use when needed!

Seems to be a well thought out magnifying headset. I used it to put togeether a puzzle with small pieces. Give it a shot and see if you like it. I have not had any issues with it so far.

Let there be light

This unit has a very poor visual field, does not focus well and is hard on the eyes, is uncomfortable to wear and has a crummy LED light that fails after a couple of hours. Not suitable for any serious use.

If you have a hobby that requires magnification to work with tiny parts, such as electronic soldering, or need to read the fine print on contracts, this headset provides hands-free convenience, comfort, illumination, and adjustable levels of magnification needed.The padded adjustable headband that can be loosened or tightening with the turn of a knob. The knob pulls out to adjust and pushes in to lock in circumference. Next, the hard plastic visor is hinged at the sides to angle up and down to place within your field of view when operating or push up for a break, also with it's own set of adjustable thumb nuts to tighten. The front end of the visor includes a rechargeable LED lamp that can swivel up or down or be removed completely, and you can choose from three brightness settings. USB charge cord included, and no batteries to worry about. Last, under the bill of the visor is where lenses are attached. Choose to install one or two at a time. There is an adjustment track to move lens forward or backward to hit the focal point needed. If you choose two lenses, you effectively combine the magnification of the two. There is a small auxiliary magnifier that can move into place on the right side of the visor for even more viewing power. Even with two lenses installed, each can be flipped up independently and out of view as needed.Five lenses, each embossed with magnification level, are included with a protective carrying case. A bonus set of tweezers are included also.My intention with this product is for soldering. I have a set of helping hands with a large magnifying glass, but it is a struggle to position everything just right without bobbing and weaving my head around to see the exact spot to focus on. With this headband, the magnification is always in my field of view. I found these to be convenient to organize drill bits when it's difficult to read the tiny size etched into the sides, and to replace hinge screws on eyeglasses.Initially, the edge of the plastic visor did push in by my ear. Fortunately, almost every part of this headset is adjustable. So, I just moved up a bit higher away from my ear and locked it down.