Large 10X Hands Free Magnifying Glass with Light for Reading Neck Wear Magnifier with Adjustable Brightness 50 Led Lights Flexible Gooseneck Full Book Page Magnifier for Seniors Low Vision Elderly
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Customers find the magnifier’s brightness and flexibility positive features, with its bright light and flexible gooseneck design. The magnification and functionality receive mixed feedback – while some find the magnification perfect, others report distorted viewing areas, and while some say it works great, others note that the light only functions when attached to the gooseneck. The ease of use is also mixed, with some finding it easy to use while others find it awkward.
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Sandra McAvoy –
🇺🇸 Title: Bright and Comfortable Hands-Free Reading Aid
This neck magnifier has been a game changer for my reading sessions. The 10X zoom is powerful enough to see fine print clearly, and the adjustable brightness with 50 LED lights ensures I don’t strain my eyes.The gooseneck design is surprisingly flexible and comfortable—I can position it exactly where I need it. It’s perfect for seniors or anyone needing extra help with detailed work. Lightweight, rechargeable, and practical. A thoughtful gift that truly helps.
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Dayami –
very practical
It’s a very good product. I bought it as a gift for my mother who reads the Bible and so she doesn’t have to wear glasses. She loved it.
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Lin K –
Works, but …
I bought this during Prime Days thinking it would be great to increase small print and bonus if there was a power outage wiukdnt have to try to use a flashlight or kantern to read, but it has issues.Pros: rechargeable, amount of magnification, 3 light levels.Cons: can’t get it in a good position with it around my neck at all to make it useful that way or on the table. Neither are totally comfortable and without some distortion of the viewing area. You can’t get the angle right to hold a book on your lap and read if trying with it around your neck because youre holding what youre reading about a foot away from you. You end up having to hold the book directly under the magnifier and then my arms get tired.Magnification is distorted at times and yiu need to move it around to get a clear view.Light only works if attached to gooseneck.Will I use it? Probably to read things like medication bottles with the extremely small print and when you also need extra light. I could’ve just a hand held magnifier for that!Will it help me read my old Bible or books with smaller print? NO. Only if I’m going to read for a few minutes.Would I buy it again? NO.
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Thomas P.. –
Not Worth Your Money
Battery life after a full charge is very low. If you plan on using this for extended periods of time, look elsewhere., I did a full overnight charge, the light was green, and after less than 30 minutes the battery was almost dead.After living with this junk for a couple weeks I found the most bothersome issue. The cheap charging cord doesn’t fit securely in the unit. It makes it incredibly annoying to try and get the tiny charging light to light up showing if it’s charging or green meaning it’s fully charged.
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Kittymama –
Large screen.
I got this so I can see to thread a needle at the age of 72. Even glasses were not helping! This thing helps. I like it has a flexible stand included. I like that it has a light BUT the light only works when attached to the stand. I would like to be able to just hold the magnifying part alone with a light and no stand. I tried to read my book with the flexible thing around my neck and couldn’t get comfortable or in a good position…I read in bed and maybe that’s it. That’s when I would rather hold it without the thing around my neck but it needs a light…but then would need a handle to hold.on to it with, I guess.
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Lucia Bolaños –
Hands-free magnifying sup🔍
Flexible magnifying sp with hands-free, very easy to use and very practical. It has good lighting, I really liked it to read the small print of the medicines and manuals of the appliances.
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Rob N –
very helpful
Nice! easy to use, very helpful for those who need things magnified or cannot hold the book up high enough to read. Definitely very useful and easy to use and I recommend!
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N. Wipf –
Prefect
My friend does a lot of custom vinyl work and this is a perfect gift for her. It’s lightweight. The light is bright and the magnification is perfect for her to weed easily. She’s going to love this
Large 10X Hands Free Magnifying Glass with Light for Reading Neck Wear Magnifier with Adjustable Brightness 50 Led Lights Flexible Gooseneck Full Book Page Magnifier for Seniors Low Vision Elderly
Sandra McAvoy –
🇺🇸 Title: Bright and Comfortable Hands-Free Reading Aid
This neck magnifier has been a game changer for my reading sessions. The 10X zoom is powerful enough to see fine print clearly, and the adjustable brightness with 50 LED lights ensures I don’t strain my eyes.The gooseneck design is surprisingly flexible and comfortable—I can position it exactly where I need it. It’s perfect for seniors or anyone needing extra help with detailed work. Lightweight, rechargeable, and practical. A thoughtful gift that truly helps.
Dayami –
very practical
It’s a very good product. I bought it as a gift for my mother who reads the Bible and so she doesn’t have to wear glasses. She loved it.
Lin K –
Works, but …
I bought this during Prime Days thinking it would be great to increase small print and bonus if there was a power outage wiukdnt have to try to use a flashlight or kantern to read, but it has issues.Pros: rechargeable, amount of magnification, 3 light levels.Cons: can’t get it in a good position with it around my neck at all to make it useful that way or on the table. Neither are totally comfortable and without some distortion of the viewing area. You can’t get the angle right to hold a book on your lap and read if trying with it around your neck because youre holding what youre reading about a foot away from you. You end up having to hold the book directly under the magnifier and then my arms get tired.Magnification is distorted at times and yiu need to move it around to get a clear view.Light only works if attached to gooseneck.Will I use it? Probably to read things like medication bottles with the extremely small print and when you also need extra light. I could’ve just a hand held magnifier for that!Will it help me read my old Bible or books with smaller print? NO. Only if I’m going to read for a few minutes.Would I buy it again? NO.
Thomas P.. –
Not Worth Your Money
Battery life after a full charge is very low. If you plan on using this for extended periods of time, look elsewhere., I did a full overnight charge, the light was green, and after less than 30 minutes the battery was almost dead.After living with this junk for a couple weeks I found the most bothersome issue. The cheap charging cord doesn’t fit securely in the unit. It makes it incredibly annoying to try and get the tiny charging light to light up showing if it’s charging or green meaning it’s fully charged.
Kittymama –
Large screen.
I got this so I can see to thread a needle at the age of 72. Even glasses were not helping! This thing helps. I like it has a flexible stand included. I like that it has a light BUT the light only works when attached to the stand. I would like to be able to just hold the magnifying part alone with a light and no stand. I tried to read my book with the flexible thing around my neck and couldn’t get comfortable or in a good position…I read in bed and maybe that’s it. That’s when I would rather hold it without the thing around my neck but it needs a light…but then would need a handle to hold.on to it with, I guess.
Lucia Bolaños –
Hands-free magnifying sup🔍
Flexible magnifying sp with hands-free, very easy to use and very practical. It has good lighting, I really liked it to read the small print of the medicines and manuals of the appliances.
Rob N –
very helpful
Nice! easy to use, very helpful for those who need things magnified or cannot hold the book up high enough to read. Definitely very useful and easy to use and I recommend!
N. Wipf –
Prefect
My friend does a lot of custom vinyl work and this is a perfect gift for her. It’s lightweight. The light is bright and the magnification is perfect for her to weed easily. She’s going to love this