JUOIFIPMagnifying Glass with Stand, 10"x6" Flexible Gooseneck Magnifying, Large Page Magnifier for Reading Small Prints & Low Vision Seniors with Aging Eyes

Magnifies pretty well without too much distortion. My senior mom is using it in front of a computer screen to be able to see her games better.

I use these to do detail painting and they work great. The only thing that I would change would be to make the light brighter.

If you wear glasses you will have to remove them because you can’t wear them both at the same time since the nose piece to the lens holder has to sit on your nose. All the lenses have a number such as 1.0 to 3.5 at the top where it fits inside the holder but it’s very hard to see. I took pictures to show how it looks against a white background and a black background. You can see it best with the black background. Inside the lens case each slot is labeled where the lens goes as well. The ear pieces fit snug against my head and if it didn’t a headband is included and attaches to wrap around your head to keep them from falling off. The light is adjustable for the angle and the brightness and the lens angle can be adjusted too. These are really great for seeing up close and I’m sure I’ll be using them a lot because my old eyes can’t see small print or items and my glasses aren’t as strong as they need to be. It comes with a charging cable but you have to supply your own wall charger.

I got this to help me when I’m working on small items. It does work, but the lenses leave a lot to be desired, they are distorted. It gives me a headache to use this.3 stars, neutral rating. Maybe someone else will have better luck with this.Note: I have been an Amazon customer for almost 20 years. I write all of my reviews to reflect my personal observations and opinions on a product. It matters not if I have purchased the item myself or if it was provided to me for review. My goal is to provide other potential customers as much real-world knowledge as possible to make an informed decision. In most cases I will return to my review in 6 months or less to see if I should alter my original observations. In no case will the cost of a product influence my opinions at all. In addition, I will try to include multiple images and or videos on each product, if practical.

So handy for reading tiny print on so many things - electronics, coins, product information of all sorts including labels and documentation, etc. This is one of those things you don't realize how many uses for it you have until you actually have one. It is so helpful! I find the fit comfortable enough to wear for an hour at a time. Never really tested it beyond that. The nose rest can be bent to fit as good as possible. I use it with the strap rather than the full frame on the ears. Seems more comfortable and secure with the strap.I have an older model of this that uses AA batteries. Whether this is an upgrade or not depends on what you prefer. AA batteries are always readily available while a built-in lithium ion battery is not. When I use lithium AAs in my old one, it often seems brighter, at least at first, but I suspect this has more to do with the LEDs themselves because they can vary from batch to batch. I think the rechargeable one does maintain brightness longer (I didn't want to waste a bunch of AA batteries to fully test this). Regardless, they are both bright enough most of the time. I prefer natural light for most of the work that I do with the magnifier anyway - fewer annoying shadows. The push button is a little easier to operate than the sliding switch on the AA version. The rechargeable version is also about half an ounce lighter - not enough that I notice because both are very light (less than 3 ounces) anyway.The lenses have a nice range of magnification and are clear and bright. The case is basic but nice - easy to get the lens you need and put it back without getting any fingerprints on the lens.Very nice, comfortable, and very handy to have around the house.