Head Magnifying Glass with Light Rechargeable Headband Magnifier for Close Work Interchangeable Lenses 1.5X 2.5X 3.5X 5X for Jeweler Loupe, Arts and Crafts, Hobby (Black)

Pros: rechargeable, bright lights, usb-c for charging port, and multiple lenses. This was a game changer for me! I use these from time to time for tattooing. I'm a realism artist so being able to see every detail while tattooing makes it easier and a bit faster. I love how they use a usb-c for charging. Very convenient. Also love the multiple lenses. I've worn these for about 11 hours straight and no complaints for headaches, eye strain, or discomfort. Cons: low battery life. The only thing that I definitely dislike is the battery life. If you have it on the 2nd setting you're lucky if they last more than 4 to 5 hours. With this being said most people would not need to use these for that long. I on the other hand do. I'll be buying a larger battery and installing it myself to help it last a few more hours. Other than that this product is absolutely amazing. Note the lenses are magnification and also work if you wear glasses too.

Likes: Well designed. Great price. They comfortable. Thick ear frames that won't break easily. That's the reason that I bought these glasses, my old WHITE Chinese magnifying glasses broke due to a bad design (narrow ear piece - styling over functionality.) Snugly fitting headstrap secures glasses in place. Rechargable battery using my laptop computer port. A full charge took only a couple of minutes. The magnification goes up to 5x, whereas most of the white Chinese magnifying glasses only go up to 3.5. The lights are BRIGHT and they're two stage with a low and high setting. The two prong lens hold the lens SECURELY in place. My old magnifying single prong glasses lens had a tendency to fall off if they were even slightly bumped. The two prong lens on these glasses snap in securely and they have to be pulled off. Nice case for the lens and glasses. The cleaning cloth also comes in handy. For the money these glasses can't be beat. I've told others that my old white magnifying glasses that broke was the best money that I spent that entire year. Well these glasses are twice as good as my old ones. I use these to read fine print, to read books with a small font, to replace screws in eyeglass frames, to remove splinters from skin, and for any and all work where I need extreme magnification. They work great! Dislikes: None

I use the elastic band strap and not the arms, so I cannot say anything to those. Overall, very pleased with the product. I do find the brow area does get a little tight and does irritate after extended wearing (2+ hours, hence the 4-star rating), nothing that a couple minutes of removal doesn't fix. The magnification lenses are great. I do wear reading glasses and find these do a great job (better in most cases) of letting me see the small parts and details of the models I work on.

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I am very pleased with my magnifying glasses with light on it that has two levels of brightness. I am so so glad that I do not have to go through so many batteries. I just plug it in every night so that I will be able to have full light every time I want to use my glasses for my diamond art which I do very frequently.

This was like 5th pair had to buy. The frame breaks too easily. Will not buy again.

Really love those glasses. Only issue I had was that they are rather heavy and falling off my nose all the time. So today I finally had enough and used my hot glue gun to attach some ribbons to be able to tie it around my head. Then, after 1/2 year the battery for the light was empty and I went and got the charging cable ( first time ever) and what did I find as well???? A rubber string to attach to the frame!!!! Get those glasses and nothing will be hidden from you!!! I use them for silver smithing!!!

The plastic lenses are surprisingly sharp and clear, but being plastic I know they're going to eventually get scratched - so the box they come in is welcome. The light is so-so though and I found I did need additional light sources when working on small objects. The focal distance is also pretty close. Because of the design, the lens are as close to your eyes as regular eyeglasses, but that means you have to hold what you're working on very close to your face. If you're working with paint or glue, this can be a mite problematic. Same goes for reading something - these are NOT reading glasses, unless you're trying to look like a b-movie spy trying to escape notice while reading the paper. :-) But for small work like jewelry or digging out a stubborn sliver, these will be well worth the investment.