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Reddit mentions of Brightech LightView Pro Magnifying Lamp & Table Clamp - Max Comfort - Pro Work Like Lash Extensions & Crafts - Durable Glass Magnifier with Bright LED Light - Dimmable & Adjustable Light Color
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We found 6 Reddit mentions of Brightech LightView Pro Magnifying Lamp & Table Clamp - Max Comfort - Pro Work Like Lash Extensions & Crafts - Durable Glass Magnifier with Bright LED Light - Dimmable & Adjustable Light Color. Here are the top ones.
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- Magnifying Glasses With Light For up Close Work: This magnifying glass with light is designed for people who need continuous close focus work or anyone who needs visual aids to reduce eye fatigue. With high-quality lenses, you won’t feel dizzy when you use it for reading, cross-stitching, sewing, painting, needlework, and other small projects. Things are in focus approximately 8" away.
- Adjustable Magnifying Desk Lamp With Gooseneck Swing Arm: The glass lens can be adjusted up and down, you can keep the magnifying glasses lit for up close work at any angle, freeing both hands. Suitable for repairing electronics, soldering, crocheting, painting, jewelry, facial, manicure, puzzles, etc.
- 20 Year Life LED Lights For Max Durability - The genuine diopter magnifying glass doesn't warp with time or heat, and is also scratch-resistant. So it lasts longer than cheap acrylic/plastic mag lenses that warp in heat and scratch easily, causing replacement hassles in little time. The 9W & 650 lumen LED lights are built-in and last 20,000 hours - about 20 years of use for 3 hours/day!
- 2.25X Magnification Lamp For Estheticians Microblading: Mount to a stand in your garage or workshop, and you'll be able to see the finest details or spot the smallest flaws in any task with our 2.25X lens. A perfect work light for doing facials & eyelash extensions. Brightech’s 90-LED magnifying glass with light always stays cool, even after hours of use.
- 3 Year Product Warranty: We proudly stand behind all of our products 100% and offer a full 3 year warranty. This will cover if the magnifying glass with light stops working within 3 years or if there are any defects within those 3 years.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 18.897637776 Inches |
| Length | 31.102362173 Inches |
| Size | 5 Diopter (2.25x) |
| Weight | 7.3 Pounds |
| Width | 9.055118101 Inches |
I have a magnifier with the light built in. It's similar to this one:
Brightech LightView PRO - LED Magnifying Glass Desk Lamp for Close Work - Bright, Lighted Magnifier for Reading, Crafts & Pro Tasks - Light Color Adjustable & Dimmable - 2.25x Magnification https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WWP4VKB/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_MvUmDbZ213MAK
Grabbed it on amazon... not on the cheap side but it’s pretty awesome. Has 2.5x magnifier lens built in and adjustable light temp and brightness.
Brightech LightView PRO - LED... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WWP4VKB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
I use a lamp.
This one actually
The nice thing about it is the adjustable lighting. It has two color LEDs, whitish and a redish you can adjust both independently of one another. I found myself getting headaches with the googles, the lamp has a spring arm so you can move it around with ease. The focal point is good and its from the lens not your face. Meaning its 6+ inches from lens and you are a foot behind lens.
This is the one that I got for my scrollsaw. It's not cheap, but I like it.
I’ve actually found that my old iPhone 6 makes a surprisingly good low power microscope. Just hold it 6-8 inches above your PCB and use the digital zoom. Phone cameras tend to have several times the number of pixels of the screen, so you won’t even lose much quality. You also don’t really need that high resolution of an image anyway. You just need it to be bigger and well lit, so bring a lamp or flashlight.
I haven’t tried it as a soldering aid since I don’t do SMD yet. But I spent many years in biology labs manipulating sub-millimeter crystals under some really nice scopes, and I bet that a little rig to hold your phone up would work fine for hobby projects. And anyway, the price is right.
You can upgrade the rig and get some clip on lenses and a better phone arm
I use this magnifying lamp for a lot of work, but 2.25x isn’t enough for this. I think 5x would be good if they exist.
Headlamps are also an option, and this one does up to 13x.
Thanks! I dont use any special gear or anything. I use my phone, galaxy S8, to take all of my photos on my workbench which is lit by my work lamp
I usually tweak the brightness and contrast in the phone editor until it looks good before posting. Ive got plenty more photos here