Aven 26034-LED Eye Loupe with LED Light, 10X Magnification, 25mm Diameter

I am using this to look at coins and currency notes. The light works great and the lens is easy to see through. I chose this particular one because I wear glasses. It has a nice wide viewer so there is no interference from them. I would recommend this for looking at something close up such as coins or jewelry or whatever. Also it is a good value. Very pleased.

I like the bright light, and the magnification did the job. I use the Eye Loupe to examine jewelry at estate sales. It is not professional grade, but it meets my needs. Thanks!

I needed a loupe to examine fountain pen nibs and while it does the job its nothing to get excited about. To start off with, in my opinion, its smaller then it looks in the picture. Others have complained that the battery it came with is dead the one I got was fine AFTER I popped open the led compartment and removed the piece of plastic covering the battery. Which brings me to... The LED light assembly is probably the cheapest you'll see it amounts to an bare led with one lead going under the button style battery and the other on the top of the battery with a little piece of plastic that easily come off that forms the push button. However because of this arrangement once you clip it all back together the push button doesn't work to turn on and off its just on all the time. When I was done using it I had to put the piece of plastic back in to disable the connection and turn the LED "off". The packaging said the LED light rotates. Actually it just pivots out and in toward the loupe.The loupe seems to fit my eye without problems even if the viewable area is kind a small. You can easily cover the front of the lens with a quarter and maybe even a nickel. The focusing range seem to be +-1 inch or about 25mm. Its does the job but boy do you get what you pay for. That being said I'm glad I got one with a built in / attached light source. Next time I think I'll spend a bit more to get something better.

Cheap but useful.

Works great for looking at electrical components.