yes! thank you for showing what it looks like through the glass! i know it barely shows but it gives a good general look at how the magnification would feel and seeing it on video gives a good clue as to how it would feel in motion on your face. I know this is a super old video but thanks a ton for it! real glad you were as thoughtful as you were in disclosing all the details and answers any possible questions! awesome video!
yes..exceptional review....well done!!! i just got them and THE PLASTICS AND THE WHOLE CONSTRUCTION ARE PERFECTLY FINE FOR THE PRICE OR ABOVE THIS PRICE.....AND THE LENS IS ABSOLUTELY CRYSTAL CLEAR....!!
I just bought one and received it today. The problem with the visor not staying in place is when you raise it up the right tension knob loosens and when you lower it the left knob loosens. I took the knobs off and turned the spring washers around. That helped a little bit but the the knobs will eventually loosen. I wouldn't attach the light unless I needed it to light up the area I was working on to make the visor lighter. A button battery would've been better than the triple A batteries. Yes it's not comfortable but you hopefully won't be wearing it for long periods of time. The lenses look pretty good better than what you can show on the video. I said I bought it but I had $10 in credit on Amazon and it was $9.99 so it was free for me and I really needed it.
I bought these and they worked good for awhile but the side screws get loose after tighting them after awhile also the back knob breaks and you can't tighten them as well. I just bought the eye glass type due to those issues.
yes! thank you for showing what it looks like through the glass! i know it barely shows but it gives a good general look at how the magnification would feel and seeing it on video gives a good clue as to how it would feel in motion on your face. I know this is a super old video but thanks a ton for it! real glad you were as thoughtful as you were in disclosing all the details and answers any possible questions! awesome video!
yes..exceptional review....well done!!!
i just got them and THE PLASTICS AND THE WHOLE CONSTRUCTION ARE PERFECTLY FINE FOR THE PRICE OR ABOVE THIS PRICE.....AND THE LENS IS ABSOLUTELY CRYSTAL CLEAR....!!
I just bought one and received it today. The problem with the visor not staying in place is when you raise it up the right tension knob loosens and when you lower it the left knob loosens. I took the knobs off and turned the spring washers around. That helped a little bit but the the knobs will eventually loosen. I wouldn't attach the light unless I needed it to light up the area I was working on to make the visor lighter. A button battery would've been better than the triple A batteries. Yes it's not comfortable but you hopefully won't be wearing it for long periods of time. The lenses look pretty good better than what you can show on the video. I said I bought it but I had $10 in credit on Amazon and it was $9.99 so it was free for me and I really needed it.
Thanks! ...very helpful information for me...I just recently purchased one.
I bought these and they worked good for awhile but the side screws get loose after tighting them after awhile also the back knob breaks and you can't tighten them as well. I just bought the eye glass type due to those issues.
So, is the whole thing made of plastic?
lt looks like much better quality than the piece of crap l got at Harbor Freight.
I'm left eye dominant, because my right eye is mucked. I was curious if you could move the swiveling magnifying lens to the left eye?
Demean Nemean yes it unscrews just take it of if you wish,or swop over to left.
thanks Stephen as this comment solidifies my purchase, I'll be picking this up as soon as the funds come in. I need an airbrush and compressor first.
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i see that video about LED light with 2 batterys...
better use a 2032 battery...
if hard snap on tab and use a razor little cutting then easily tab
Can this magnifier also be used for reading and magnifying small print in some magazines?
I think you could but strong reading glasses might work better