15X Jewelers Loupe with Light USB Rechargeable Metal Loupe Magnifier with Detachable Reticle Scale, 25mm Field of View, Adjustable Focus Eye Loupe Jewelry Magnifying Glass for Gems, Coins, Watches

You can’t look through the loupe both ways other than that, great product. I use it at work daily.

This loop magnifier is seriously cool. From the moment I held it , it feels high quality, like holding a very fine camera lens attachment. It's bigger than I thought very good for my desk. It really only works like a microscope against a flat surface as you would look at something on a slide of glass. Makes studying the map text in my 1611 very interesting.

Good loupe. I wish the power switch was better; it feels fragile.

Item work excellent no complaints. Light is a plus me personally I didn’t use the scaling lens so I just removed it and didn’t need it. The only thing I couldn’t do is find where to buy different lenses.

I use this for close up electronics inspection and reading part numbers from extremely small parts. It works really well if you have space and enough access to get the loupe close enough to what you want to view. The focal point is adjustable but the furthest out point seems to be right at the reticle. Extremely sharp and clear view when focused properly. Built in lighting works well and is very helpful, easy to charge. 15x magnification is plenty for my work.

I love it with the exception that the light wears out very fast. You have to keep it plugged in if working with it for long periods of time.

it works I'm able to check chamfers diametors and holes sizes more precise, really recommend it to anyone and arrived on time thank you guys.

There are some real limitations on this loupe, but some nice elements as well. On the plus side, the rechargeable light is fantastic and the best thing about this loupe. When looking at gem mountings or seeking the clarity of a stone, this light really helps see all the greatness or imperfections. Another plus is a micro chart on a plane of glass that comes with the loupe. When in place you get a small measuring graph and a radial degree chart you can see over the subject. Useful for print collectors, like stamps, pokemon cards, coins, or anything small where you need to check precision or wear. But the flaws are irritating. The loupe's focal ring is not very easy to use and seems of little value to anything that has to be held to be studied. It's sort of a pain to work with jewelry with this loupe. That nice glass piece with the chart on it gets in the way of viewing thicker small things, like gems. It is hard to keep clean as it has to be grabbed between two fingers to be removed and has no outer ring of plastic to protect the edge of the glass while removed. After a couple uses, it's already scratched. This Loupe will serve better for anyone who wants to hunch over something lying flat on a table that has little thickness to it. Great for stamps or coins, for example. But it's uncomfortable to look at things hunched over for too long. The less fancy, and smaller, loupe you hold in your hand still outperforms this one for anything you hold in one hand while looking at it with the loupe in the other. Those can be found for well under $15, some under $10. To pay double to triple for this one? Dubious. Unless you are only needing it for flat things, where it is an okay product for $25 or less.