Rechargeable Magnifying Glass with Light for Reading, 5X Large Page Magnifier with LED Lighted for Seniors Low Vision, Folding Handheld Lightweight Rectangle Magnifier for Reading Book Small Print

This works well. There are a few light settings to get it brighter. My only complaint is the (very sensitive) button to make the lights brighter/turn it off are RIGHT where you thumb will naturally go to hold this magnifier. You almost have to hold it a little awkwardly.

This is nice. I had one that took batteries and I was having to change them often. I lost it and was looking to get another one but I saw this that charges which will save from batteries. It has an indicator telling me where the charge is. It also has a handle that is easier to hold. It has a smaller screen but with the handle I don’t mind and it’s light weight. The light having different levels and is bright at the highest. It easy for my 81 year old mother to use. Works great as long as it doesn’t get lost like the last one.

1) The magnifier is high-quality thick GLASS (not plastic like others)2) It won’t break if you drop it3) The highest power of light is best--The brightness levels may be convenient but not necessary4) The magnifying area and 5x power is excellent and large enough5) It is easy to hold: keep about 2-3 inches above your material6) The only con is that you accidentally touch the soft touch on/off/power level button as you are using, handling,putting down, the magnifier. The button is large and convenient but your finger (and objects when you lay themagnifier down) tends to touch the button and changes: the light power level or on/off.So just press it again on purpose, back to your preferred function. AND:7) When you are finished using it and lay it face down- --Check the lit side to be sure the low power light level is noton---sometimes you may have touched the button and left the soft light on -not realizing it9) BUY 2! YOU WON’T BE SORRY--and keep one charged as you use the other--however: the rechargeable battery lasts a long time10) Don’t buy the cheep plastic framed lit magnifier (or any of the plastic magnifiers--they have a larger screen--but rickety and rather blurry, worthlessBUY 2 for each area you plan to use it: upstairs, down stairs, garage, workroom and keep them plugged in all the time so they will always be ready