YOCTOSUN Rechargeable Magnifying Glasses, Head Magnifier Glasses with 2 LED Lights and Detachable Lenses 1.5X, 2.5X, 3.5X,5X, Best Eyeglasses Magnifier for Reading and Hobby

I've had these YOCTOSUN Rechargeable Magnifying Glasses for more than 5 years, now. They have been wonderful! Although they are heavier than ordinary reading glasses, they're not hard to get used to. The light is bright, and the battery still takes a full charge, so my reading time is never cut short. The lens set also allows me to adjust to days when my eye focus seems to get lazy. NOTICE that YOCTOSUN offers glasses, now, with USB-C connections instead of the micro-USB I bought five years ago.

This is the best head magnifier for the price, for me. I already had a pair, I purchased it about 2 years ago. Unfortunately, the nose rubber had split and fell off, also, my husband had sit on it and cracked my favorite lens, so it was time to reorder a pair. I had the first one under use 5-6 hours/day, since I'm a heavy craftier and my eyesight is diminishing. The lighting feature (two settings: dim and bright) is still working on the old pair, though, it does not hold the charge very well - which didn't bother me at all. Even though the lenses are acrylic, they haven't scratched, and I could clean them with regular, artificial deer skin wipes. Compared to other headbands that use batteries for their light feature, this magnifier is much more lighter; you don't have to carry the weight of the batteries on your head/nose in addition. There is a thin padding by the fore head, just sufficient to provide comfort. Although, this magnifier functions as a pair of glasses, I recommend to attach the rubber band to the arms, to ensure it doesn't fall off when you bend over.Oh! Did I mention, this is my second pair?...

Absolutely helps me with my counted cross stitch. Optics are great. Lighting makes it easy to see my work. My only complaint is the size of the frame…too big for my face with no way to adjust

These magnifiers are extremely well thought out and full of useful features. The LED light is very bright and adjustable for direction. The charge cycle is fast and the port is cleverly mounted. The range of lenses provided is very complete and is highly suited to modeling and jewelry work as personal examples. The glasses are comfortable and the headband is easily adjustable once attached. Very highly recommended.

This works really well. It will be replacing my Optivisor mainly due to the that one not having a light. I would still recommend an Optivisor for comfort and simplicity. Although I think the Yoctosun is superior in almost every way.This one has a lot of little bells and whistles that make it really customizable. It comes with 5 lenses of different magnification, a cleaning cloth and USB charging cable. The light angle can be adjusted and has 2 brightness levels. The lens portion can also be adjusted by angle and forward/backward adjustments.The headband can be adjusted and locked and the whole piece is fairly lightweight.I can't really think of any negatives.

Magnifiers work very well. Glasses tend to be heavy, which is understandable because of the high magnification lenses. They will not stay on my head and are not usable without the head strap, which was included. I put the head strap on the glasses and they worked fine. After using the glasses only a few times over 1 month, the head strap broke. I gave these only 3 stars because the head strap broke and because of the head strap's poor design.

This is actually my second set, because I lost the first set. The light makes fine detail work easy. The multiple magnifying lenses allow for versatility. They're super comfortable, fit over a regular pair of glasses and are perfect for all my art and project needs.

tl;dr - This headlamp has a fatal flaw: the range of motion of the lenses is too limited, limiting the focal distance, so you have to lean in quite close to see anything.In general, this headlamp is very nicely designed. It's comfortable to wear. It has a great head size adjustment mechanism. The LEDs appear to be bright. The lenses are high-quality and varied. The engagement mechanism for swapping in lenses feels secure. If I were rating it on those features alone, I would give this product five stars, especially at this price point.But there's a problem.These lenses mount into a track that extends outward from your forehead, and there is a mechanism to adjust the distance between your eyes and the lenses. Due to the curvature of the lenses, the focal point is about the same distance from the lenses as the lenses are from your eyes.Unfortunately, the track is pretty short, so the lenses can't be moved outward very far. As a result, the focal point is close to your face. You couldn't read a book in your lap or look at something on your desk (like a soldering station, which is my intended use) while sitting upright - the focal point is too close to you. You'd have to lean in pretty close to the object of interest. This is a serious problem for comfort, and in some cases (like mine), for safety.This could have been alleviated by providing different lenses or a longer track. Without either of those features, this device is not usable for many purposes, including mine.