Headband Magnifying Glass with Light, Rechargeable Head Magnifying Glasses 1X to 14X, Magnifier Headset with 6 Detachable Lens, Hands Free Head Mount Magnifier for Close Work Jewelry Crafts

Great product. Adjustable headband. Lighting is excellent. Choice of multiple magnifying powers.

The fit adjustment is easy and solid. The light is rechargeable and really helpful. Its nice to have the ability to flip the extra lenses down and get different magnification without leaving the work. If you havent used a head mounted magnification device but have wondered if you should then stop wasting time not having one. You will look funny wearing it, but whatever activity you'll be using it for is already a solo endeavor lets be honest, so dont worry.

I like it because it really does well at magnifying. I’m getting ready to do a bunch of photo etch assembly on one of my models, and this sort of tool is essential, cuz the photo etch pieces are tiny, and you gotta have 2 hands free. What it doesn’t do so well is stay put on your head. The size adjustment knob is a pull out, adjust size, and push in to lock kinda thing, and not terribly easy to use if you’re in the middle of a task, imho. The other two knobs on the sides help you raise and lower the lens housing, which is good, but then they have to be retightened, and the just don’t stay tight. An annoyance more than anything, but overall it does the job it’s intended to do. I like the ability to use two lenses to increase magnification even more. The lenses themselves are acrylic and n have surprisingly good quality optics for such a low price. There is also a loupe that you can swing down for a temporary power boost, but I gotta have depth perception, so that feature is not my favorite. Unless you want to dress up as a Borg for Halloween… Also they supply you with a nifty box for the lenses, and a useful lenses cleaning cloth. The led lights are ok, but I have a good lamp that puts out a lot more Lumens, so not of particular use to me. But it can be removed and used as a flashlight in a pinch. All in all, it’s very good at its main job, magnifying and freeing up your hands to work. And for $25, surprisingly good. Let’s see how it holds up over time.

I was disappointed when I initially opened the package. I thought, ”Ugh, cheap plastic thing". But I was wrong. This little gem is the product of thoughtful engineering to suit any activity that requires a close eye. For me it was for soldering wires onto a tiny motor stem. The band around the head is adjustable, the light is both rechargable and adjustable. There is a separate joint that allows One to move the entire light and lens housing up and down to suit, and the five lenses it comes with provide the maginification needed. I couldn't endorse this any better if it were sent to me for free. I bought it, and it's a keeper!

Works very well for detail painting. This headset is more comfortable than my previous headset as this one doesn’t rest on the bridge of the nose. I’d prefer a longer-use battery, but that’s probably my own problem as I’ll lose track of time and go on for four or five hours.

This product has quality lenses, but the problem is you need to remove them every time you are not using the product because they scratch extremely easy. I recommend that when you install the lenses, make sure the flat part of the lens is facing outward as I think that will scratch them less. I should’ve done that when I first got them. Oh well too late now. Second problem is it only comes with a tiny 300 mah battery that lasts about 3 hours so charging is necessary after every use. I modified my unit and installed a used 18650 mah lithium ion battery that lasts 10 times longer. Both the original and the 18650 have the same charge characteristics as they are both 3.7v lithium ion and can be charged with the onboard charger. The last problem is that this product uses an ancient 15+ year old microusb charging cable an I needed to find a long one as the one included was very short. A usb C type would be better as it is the standard now for most portable electronics. Final thoughts. I still use these magnifiers now that I modified them to last longer for the LED light. There is plenty of room inside the LED compartment to put much larger battery and it will not change the weight too much. The manufacturer skimped out on the power source unfortunately. If you are good with soldering wires, you can modify this easily. Just get yourself a 18 650 battery and a holder and you will be good to go after you mount it to the unit.

Loved it. It works wonderful, easy to wear.

This product idea has many different approaches to solving the no hands magnifying problems us craft and modeling people struggle with from all kinds of different manufacturers. This is my first purchase of this type and to be honest it's everything I hoped for in no hands magnifying! Great fit and easy adjustable head band with all the magnification I need. I use my Dilzekui headband magnifying glasses daily and would recommend them to anyone who is as serious a modelar as I am

Very good , comfortable on head. Light has 2 settings and bright. Good range of lenses.

Good design. Practical tool for repairing small stuff, and good for old eyes.

Okay unit

I’m visually impaired and have used several other similar products. The main difference with this product is the adjustable features and the twin lenses option and loop magnification. And the overall build for the price point. Would highly recommended this product. I find most negative feedback is because of not knowing the product or how to use it.

Cool product. With the multiple lenses I can see clearly everything in detail hands free. I definitely recommend this product I use it for electronics,Reading, and repairing anything. The only problem I have had is with the headband where you adjust