NZQXJXZ 5X Hands Free Magnifying Glass for Reading Flexible Gooseneck Reading Magnifier Large Full Book Page Magnifier for Neck Wear Repair Sewing Low Eyesight Seniors

I guess my eye sight is no longer what it used to be. This thing should be great for the times when I need to look at electronics (laptops/circuit boards/etc) and look for signs of damage/problems.It does 5 times magnification, and the neck strap is both very comfortable and also holds its desired shape/orientation without problems You can orient the lens part either vertically or horizontally and with the neck strap it can be placed on a desk/work area oriented however you need.About the only way to improve this would be to include a tiny led light to optionally illuminate whatever you’re magnifying.

This item is almost impossible to use in any scenario. The optics, (if you can even call it that), consist of a very thin plastic, with one smooth side of a lens, and the other is a ribbed plastic. The ribbed plastic (which I assume works to somehow "magnify") causes large, blurry distortions in the image, and lighting problems, also rainbows etc. The optics are not clear at all and it's pretty much impossible to use for any kind of real detailed work or viewing.It honestly seems more like a child's toy you would find in a "detective toy kit", then an actual tool.I was hoping it was just a clear plastic magnifying glass, that was slightly domed on each side. (Like a normal magnifying glass).The neck tool seemed ok, but they cheaped out on the optics. This could have been so much better, and if they made the objects actually good, it could be a great tool.This really misses the mark. I would avoid this one.Will be returning.

The product does not work well. The neck brace works perfectly. The problem is the lens. The lens is plastic with tiny ridges. The ridges obstruct the view and or produce reflected light. It works good If you can place your book in the right position or angle with just the right amount of light. But at times it just too difficult to figure out the angles and the light. Part of the problem is the lens is just not large enough to view a full page from a paperback book. Therefore, you have to scroll or move your book. When you move the book, you then have to find the right angle again. The product would be perfect if the lens was a better quality. I would suggest you look for a better quality magnifier.

Perfect for what I need it for!helps me to see my embroidery and able to adjust as needed for comfort and reduce stiff neck

I love the idea of this! Great for crafting and reading. I like the comfort of hands free. You can also hold it up as a magnifier. It looks a little bulky but is very lightweight. After awhile, I forgot I was even wearing it. 5 out of 5 for me!

Super easy to use and surprisingly comfortable. Only issue I had was that it aggravated my lazy eye. My grandmother doesn't have lazy eye and she said it was amazing.

It might be O.K. if you managed to have the book steady & your neck bent over otherwise some parts of the screen show clear text & others blurry. It's O.K. on a cell phone but only if you use your fingers. If you use a stylus device for accurate keyboard typing there isn't enough room for the stylus to fit & that is why I gave it a 3 instead of a 4.

The plastic "fresnel" lens came pre-scratched. And the optics were terrible.

No corresponde a la fotografía, ni a la descripción.Vino roto.