PHYHOOHeadband Magnifier Binocular Magnifying Glass Jewelry Magnifiers Head-mounted Double Lens Reading Jewelers Tools Head Wearing 4 Magnifications

I have Donegan optivisor for years and I love it. Mine is a set with 4 lenses in a box. Each lens have their own storage. I need another one but did not want to pay $60. So I tried this one instead for $20. To me, it is comparable to Donegan.The lens could have better glueing job. In picture, the blue color lens belongs to phyhoo and the opaque color belongs to Donegan. The blue color is not in the way of my vision so it is just cosmestic.The storage only comes in a plain. Each lens doesn't have their own storage like Donegan.Donegan comes with screws for each lens already attached. This one is missing a pair and not attached.Donegan lens have the power of each lens on the lens. This one, the power on the lens is on a sticker.I find it is comfortable to use like Donegan's.I also can fit Donegan's lens on this one.Overall, I think it is a good affordable set.I use a pouch to store the lenses and screws for easy access.

A little difficult to change out lens but husband and son both like them.

I have the more expensive brand name visor but didn't have an appropriate lens for it. I bought this one and the lenses are great but I like the actual visor on the original one better. Rather than returning it, I swapped a new lens from this set with the original one and am now happy with the combination. I'm not knocking the visor on the Phyhoo but it is not as comfortable nor does is it hold its position as well as the more expensive one.

it was ok when i recived it, but after a few days use the things in other reviews started to occur. But they were quickly fixed permantly becuas ei had read the reviews and was prepared if they dd occur. the g lass lenses appear to have good optice in all of the lences. The tightening screws in the side to tighten the head piece from falling down are porrly designed and all i did is use a 1/4 Inch sex bolt to replace what was manufactured on it and it has never failed since. and the 2 push in fasteners if you want to call them that , that hold the actual lense on are crap. take them off as soon as you get them and replace with a number a 3/8" # 6 machine screw and nut very easy on and off but will not fail and fall to the ground as mine did. the heasd band adjustment seems ok, gets out of asdjustment fairly quickly but it is easy to tighten back up whie wortking, but i am sure i will have to address this at some point. Overall for the price and the cost of a few minor fixes i would buy again. bt after fixing the couple things that i have, reslly dont think i will need to and i use these for about 4 hour s day everyday i work, but have a hard timne justifying $200-$400 for a set of optics to wear even daily.and after the few repairs i have made iif i were to grade it with those on it.probably a 4. and to get 4 starts out of 26 bucks i think is a win.

Están buenos pero tienen mucho peso lo que dificulta su uso por tiwmpo

I needed to fix some small electronics and could not see the parts well. I purchased this headband and it is just what I needed. You get several interchangeable lenses for different focal distances. The build quality is good and it stays in place as you work and is very comfortable. I'm glad I didn't get a cheaper model as some of the reviews state that they don't stay in place and work as well.

Using for close up electronic repair. Dont necessarily like the tiny plastic rivets that hold in the lenses. Like the many lens choice.

Thank you to whomever made this device. I wear glasses because I can't read tiny font. As of late my reading glasses are as useless as my eyes when it comes to small font. I found this device a little awkward to use at first but once I got it figured out it turned out to be a good investment. Thank you so much.

I've taken on a new hobby that requires very close and exact work and this head mounted magnifier does the trick. I have not noticed any distortion of the objects being examined. The band holds the head piece securely and I've not experienced any discomfort while wearing it over an extended period of time.

This works pretty well. I'm using it for soldering SMD's. You should know that the working distance for higher magnification lenses is very tight, like 2-5 inches or so. It would be 4 stars for the price, but I need to constantly re-tighten the temple screws as they get loose when you flip the visor up and down. It's a minor annoyance that starts to grate after a couple of hours. I wish there was some midrange option between this and the $100's surgeons loupes, but I haven't found one yet, so this does the job.

I bought this for my preschool daughter to catch lice on her head. But in the end, my mother-in-law who visited us loves it and took it away. Actually as a gift to my senior relatives, I bought additional three sets! So people they may have some good use in unexpected places

Optics are good ,but the pins that hold lens are cheap plastic tha are suppoed to hol by pressure fit they keep falling out they do give you some extra pins biu if you loose them good luck. Headband tightner seme to get loos but are easy to tighten. They all seem to be of the same design and price but are ok for the $ spent

El cheapo, but cheap! These function well enough for the price you pay. Comes with a few interchangeable lenses of different strengths, but they scratch easily so treat them gently. And of course they have a fixed focal length so you have to hold your head, or your work piece, a precise distance away or they'll be out of focal range, so know that going in. They work well enough for me when I'm doing detailed gunsmithing work.

I bought 3 of these for myself, a friend and my sister as we were doing work that needed magnification. The lenses fell out and I had to super glue them in. It will suffice for now but for the price was very disappointed. I would look for a better made one next time.

Works great and this model comes with 3 different magnification lenses. Some of the other magnifiers only come with one magnification. It’s a fairly cheap construction but for the price I really can’t complain.