MAGNIPROS3X Large Ultra Bright LED Page Magnifier with 12 Anti-Glare Dimmable LEDs (Provide More Evenly Lit Viewing Area & Relieve Eye Strain)-Ideal for Reading Small Prints & Low Vision & Aging Eyes

I have just received their MagniPros 3X Large Ultra Bright LED Page Magnifier an I am delighted with it. It is well made, easy and light to use with thoughtful features such as variable light control that ranges from gentle lighting to really bright. It is a good size for the pages of most of my books and makes reading easy. The batteries are not included and the battery compartment is a bit of a 'snug' fit so be sure to follow the instructions on how best to put them in and make sure they are the right way because getting them out is a challenge.This magnifier has been particularly helpful to me because during the Corvid lock down my eye sight has altered and my prescription glasses no longer work for me. I was really struggling to be able to read at all and for me this is a vital pass time especially while staying home during this challenging time. This magnifier has enabled me to read easily again and I intend to continue to use it for reading even when I can get new prescription glasses again because the larger print will still be helpful and kind to my eyes. Included is a small hand bag sized magnifier which is great for checking labels etc which seem to be often in small print. I am certainly happy to recommend this product its great

I am 87 and my eyesight is showing signs of wear but this product made my life so much more enjoyable. It’s lightweight and magnifies the smaller print in newspapers, magazines and books very well, helped by the 12 lights which don’t glare. It;s also great for Tablets or an iPad . It also comes with a handy little magnifier you can keep in your wallet. This product certainly lives up to its claim of helping the aged very well.bardy Chesterfield

Large enough to read a full page of dictionary, the light is powerful enough, not too flimsy

As magnifiers go, this ones not bad, It does the job, JUST, BUT the following are my observations.When 1st unpacked, my 1st thought was that it was cheaply made in order to get maximum profit. Then as it was quite expensive I was also grieved that no batteries were included. The so called handle is not comfortable and I find it awkward to hold. Overall, it is just about the best page magnifier I've seen so far. Would I buy it again....NOT VERY LIKELY. Because it is very expensive for what it is, comes across as being cheaply made & I'm uncertain as to how long it last.

This magnifier is really, really lightweight, and is easy to hold and use while operating. I primarily use it to read text on a screen, so I haven’t used the LEDs much; but I have loaded up some batteries and they are every bit as bright as you’d need them to be.When used for reading, the magnification is sharp to about 3-4 inches above the media, which is as stated I think. It’s comfortably large, enough for me to read my entire phone screen without having to move the magnifier around.Only thing I think could be improved is to make the light control wheel thicker or easier to get a purchase on. I have fairly weak fingers due to nerve issues in my hands, so I did struggle a tiny bit getting there wheel to turn past the on/off notch.Came with a lens cleaning cloth, which I don’t really intend on using; I’ll simply use screen cleaning liquid with a microfibre cloth and it should be fine. Seems like the type of cloth you would get with a pair of glasses - straightforward and should get the job done.All in all a slightly pricey magnifier, but you definitely get what you pay for. Would recommend.

Suffering macular degeneration in one eye, and being of an age where reading small print becomes a chore anyway, something had to be done. After much consideration I opted for the MagniPros 3X Page Magnifier mainly for its large reading area lens, and the fact that so many have been sold, if a product is that popular it must be good. I was not disappointed, overall an excellent illuminated magnifier.Battery fit was a little on the tight side, though, as the photo shows I am using rechargeable batteries which tend to be slightly larger than standard, do follow the instructions for battery fitting.The on/off/dimmer control could be more controllable in its transition through brightness settings, though this is a trivial thing.One suggestion I would have for MagniPros is to provide a simple drawstring pouch for storage, this would help keep the magnifier in top condition.Overall an excellent buy as an aid for reading, or close work of any kind.

I bought this magnifier for my dad who has Macular Degeneration. He has been using it regularly for the last few weeks and has found it very helpful and useful. It is easy to hold and the led lights make such a difference to what he is able to read. I would go so far as to say it has transformed his reading experience. The only slight drawback is that the battery compartment cover is a little difficult to remove, and removing the batteries is very fiddly, other tan that it is a very good product.

Not too heavy, purchased for my husband, he enjoys reading at night time in bed when the lights aren't very strong. It can be used with or without the little lights on.It's very easy to clean, and a pleasure to use, as it's not too heavy. The magnipro, magnifies X3 and it's easy to move to the exact angle you require for reading.It comes in a lovely soft cloth bag, and it can be stored in it when not in use. The magnipro can be taken away on holiday, or a day out. If you go out for a coffee/meal it can be used to read the menu. The size is good, and it can be carried in a bag. All in all a very useful tool for reading if the light isn't very strong, or the print size is very small. Many items these days one finds the font size is very small. Would fully recommend it, as a useful tool to aid with reading. Whatever it may be!