Eyoyo Digital Magnifier Portable Electronic Video Magnifier Reading Aids 3.5 Inch LCD Screen for Low Vision 2x-25x Zoom Foldable Handle

It's very clear and works well.. As stated in the description it has 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x and 25 x magnification. I use it on 2x and it doesn't quite cover a column so you have to move it back and forth when reading a newspaper. I have macular degeneration so this magnifier is very helpful. I bought a second one for my office because I have trouble reading documents.

This little device is a game changer for me. It is reasonably priced, extremely easy to use, (if you have deep pockets or a large purse ) lightweight & easy to carry around. I particularly love the functions for magnification, changing the color of the background when reading text, plus a function I didn't know I needed until I had this...the ability to take a picture of what I am magnifying. Anyway I've had this for over 2 months and use it regularly. Originally a far more pricey ( over $700), slightly larger, device was suggested to me (and I still may get it,) but this is clear, multifunctional and works great out of the box. SUGGESTION : Some people may find the START button a bit difficult to see, if you have someone who can see them, put nailpolish or permanent marker on the button or better around the button so you can feel it without needing further magnification each time you try to start the device.

I’d highly recommend this product! My elderly Dad has very poor vision and has been able to read again using this magnifier. He has a bigger more expensive one but prefers this because of the size and it’s easier to use! I couldn’t recommend it enough!

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This item seems to be very well constructed, and has a simple, intuitive user interface. Of course with the small screen you can only magnify a small area at a time, but devices with larger screens cost 10x as much. The attached photo is a screen capture done with the device set to 4x magnification. The text in this case was printed with an inkjet printer on plain paper, so is not as sharp as commercial printing, but I used this example to illustrate device usage with different font sizes. (Typical fine print is at least 6 pt). If you want to read War and Peace, this isn't the tool to use (try an audiobook instead), but e.g. for checking details in a recipe book or a medication prescription, someone with problems reading smaller print could find this tool very useful. For folks with a steady hand, the Magnifier app on their iPhone might work just as well, but others will like the fact that this device can be set down and used hands-free.