Headhand Magnifier Glasses with 2 LED Professional Jeweler's Loupe Light Brac...

These Beileshi Interchangeable Lens with Visor and Headbands are a VERY pleasant surprise! Firstly, they are not heavy duty, they are very light weight and cheaply made in terms of the plastic visor to keep cost down. This is not a bad thing, depending on perspective. Secondly, You can see that money used to invest in the production of these were put into the quality of the lenses to keep the costs down. If I had to choose where to cut costs, this is the way I would have done it too. It makes the most sense when managing the quality of the product. Let me just say: I LOVE LOVE LOVE THESE! They have been a tremendous help to me in the short time that I've had them! I'm auditing accounts and through going through many fonts/prints/items etc., some old, some new, some blurred, while others are clear and this magnifying visor allows me the opportunity to go through those things without slowing down, while enabling me to be remain hands free, which I cannot really place a value on. All I can say is: THANK YOU! The Lenses are top quality and the light-weightedness of the plastic visor helps to keep the visor from getting too heavy (allowing for longer wear) or putting too much pressure on your nose, which would most certainly be a deal breaker. I haven't tried the head band yet, as the visor's comfort & usability has been sufficient. Major PLUS: The light on the visor is POWERFUL! But the batteries do not last that long. Do yourself a favor and buy spare batteries upfront. I used them for about 6 hours continuously and my light started to dim. For me, this factor is not a deal breaker nor is it a con per se, since I understand that, for that kind of power, you are going to spend money on batteries,if the user is putting the product to constant use. Cost is a Major Plus: These cost me less than $12. For the Quality of Lens, Power of Lighting, and Versatility of how to wear them, who in their right mind could complain? Challenging: 1) It is difficult to get the lens in. This issue is two-fold if you are already having challenges with your sight. TIP: Make sure you are in good lighting & have a micro-screwdriver. The micro-screwdriver is necessary to loosen the screw to get the lens to pop in. This feature is absolutely necessary. Due to the lightness of the plastic, screwing the lens in place ensures that these thick lenses don't become compromised and fall out of the visor during usage. 2) The lens' edges are SUPER SHARP, so you really need to handle these with care to avoid cutting yourself. 3) Again, due to the cheapness of plastic, you must take your time with these and no just lay them around. However, with care, these should last a long time. Another Major Plus: 1) Once the lenses are secure, you can move them at varying angles without fear of them falling out of the visor! This is a GREAT FEATURE! 2) These can be worn over your readers, which allows you to choose a lower strength lens, if wearing with your readers. OR... you can choose a stronger lens and take your readers off. Versatility, Cost Effective, Effective Performance. This a definitely a GREAT BUY! My husband tried them and now wants a pair for his engineering work. I'm definitely buying more.

These just came in the mail yesterday, and I've used them once and really enjoyed them. They're very comfortable, the light works great, and the magnification is really good. They're very easy to change out. And I would definitely recommend these if you paint miniature, it may take you a bit to get used to it. But once you do, your painting will improve.And also, it's easier on your eyes

I have been using this head magnifier for a few weeks and have found them to be very useful and comfortable. I am using for minor electronic board repair. The lenses are good quality and the swivel LED lens holder has been staying in position. Light weight as well. The light puts out a decent beam in a dim area, but I use an overhead LED lamp primarily so it isn't that much of an issue - but its light does help. I cannot comment on battery life yet, but so far has held up. Looks easy to replace batteries (4 very small screws). Plus the light can be removed to use by itself or to make it easy to replace the battery. The only cons I have found is that it is a little difficult to snap in the lens to its holder (which is plastic). I can see it getting brittle over time if replacing lenses often and breaking. I paid $13 for mine, then have seen the exact pair for $5 later, just as a generic brand (but it is the same). Instead of replacing lenses, I would rather buy an extra pair or two of these glasses (at the $5 rate) and install different lenses in each and just swap glasses when I need a different magnification :). That way I would not stress the magnifier holder. But even at $13, I found it to be worth it.

I really like these for both painting and building minis. They have a really good range of magnification and are relatively comfortable. They do leave indents on my nose after some time but that's a small price to pay that goes away relatively quickly after removing them.

These work very well and are more comfortable than I expected. I can wear them over my prescription glasses by tucking the nose bridge supports behind my glasses, which works surprisingly well. The lenses are clear and effective, and the visor is light enough to wear for extended periods without discomfort. My only complaint is that I wish the light were a bit brighter, but it is still usable. After using them myself, I bought a pair for my son. Overall, they are light, comfortable, and effective.

These are great for painting little figures like those used in 40K and AoS. Super light weight and comfortable. But the LED lamp is lousy. It starts off super bright, but even with new batteries, it quickly begins to dim and turn off. The batteries are kind of expensive too, and don’t seem to last very long. If not for the light, these would be an easy recommendation.

I bought these glasses for my wife to use for crocheting. She absolutely loves them, when crocheting with a smaller hook or using a dark colored yarn, she is able to see the stitches easily. She also loves the fact that there are different strengths of the lenses that she can use. While putting the lens onto the glasses themselves is a little tight and fiddly the first couple of times after you use it for a while that problem takes care of itself. One thing that she didn’t like is the earpiece has silicone to keep them from slipping on the head. Unfortunately, that feature also pulls your hair. But she remedied that by crocheting little ear covers for them. I have also used these glasses when working on my projects as well. They’re a great value and would highly recommend.

Watching a Youtube channel recommending these magnifying glasses. I like the fact you have different levels of magnification neatly stored in a box. Highly recommend it, though sometimes the moving of the piece in and out of position feels clunky and makes a sound that resembles plastic breaking (which freaked me out when wearing it first time around)

Excellent

Very bad quality and brooken.

Fine no problems

Macht was sie soll, günstig und stabil