5 Pcs Jewelers Loupe Portable Monocular Magnifier Magnifying Glass Eye Loops Magnifier with 30 x 36 mm Lens Watch Jewelry Experimental Repair Tool for Textile Optical Circuit Coins (5X 10X 15X 20X)

I bought there to replace a set of loupes that were my father’s. For the price I figured they’ll do till I find some others better quality etc. Surprisingly they are actually pretty good! The only nit is that the 20x loupe is double lens and has some debris in between the two lenses. I’ll take it apart and blow out the particles no big deal! One surprise was that the 30x36 loupe is actually an aluminum shell and is well made and sturdy. Would recommend for functionality and value price.

Honestly, for the price, these are worth the purchase. Yes, they are thin plastic (except for the nice aluminum one) and are dusty and some of the lenses are loose fitting, but they all work decently enough - except for the 20x - it is difficult to focus well with it. Great for the amateur, if I had to look through these every day for a living, of course I'd get some Bergeon or Horotec ones. Maybe Bausch & Lomb are the next step up.

I've taken to mechanical watch repair. Will I stick with it? Unknown. I needed loupes. Had to have loupes. Lots of them. I like cheap. Rather, I like low-cost. These loupes fit the bill. They are pretty good. The glass is clear and magnifies w/out distortion.

The larger one feels like it's a higher quality, and I use it almost daily. The smaller ones feel lower quality, but still function just fine.

The title basically sums it up. These are very affordable loupes. And God knows we all could use a break on the cost of everything these days. So, affordable doesn't immediately mean bad. These all actually work really well. The magnification is excellent. Some might even be more than needed. I got the loupe ring for head wear, as I work on watches as a hobby. So, why the 3 stars? Just the quality. All but the large one are plastic and feel extremely cheap. No weight at all. Which, I know you kind of want that and most loupes are lighter to wear with the head wire,but these just feel like they'd easily break if you just put a tiny bit of pressure on them and one was a bit loose and rattling and I can't fix it. It's not a huge deal,they still work. If I could give it 3.5, or increments, I would. I wouldn't say don't get these. The optics are petty great for the price and they're a nice option for the beginner watch tinkerer or model builder etc. Just adjust your expectations. I recommend them.

Product as described!

Nice set at a fair price

I cannot stress enough how cheap these are. They feel exactly like a toy you'd find in a cereal box. Most of the plastic lenses aren't even secured so they giggle around. One huge problem is also that the 5x, 10x, and 15x are actually all exactly the same. I thought I was going crazy so I got a second opinion from my wife. They definitely just slapped different stickers on the same one. The only one that seems worth it is the one that says German Made on it which is a different construction than the others and can be purchased elsewhere. Spend the extra $15 and get one from Horotec or Bergeon.

Very bad quality

It helps me see so much better. I use it on my vintage jewellery.

For their price, this is an excellent set. The metal one is not a 30X lense but it gives a nice wide field of view at about 8 X. All of the lenses are clear, without major distortion.

The 4 monoculor eye loupes have a cheap plastic monocle. The larger jewelery loupe has a metal frame and is much better quality. All have glass lenses. You are better off getting a single higher quality loupe than multiple lower quality ones like these.