Lightwedge Lighted Pocket Magnifier, Blueberry
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Lightwedge Lighted Pocket Magnifier, Blueberry
Customer Review: A real lifesaver
Summary: 5 Stars
Thank god for Amazon. I can never find things like this at a shopping center. This thing works great and it was cheap. Highly recommend getting a few to leave around the house.Customer Review: COLORFUL, lighted, pocket magnifier-easy to find in a black purse!
Summary: 5 Stars
Most of the purses I own have black lining. Good luck finding anything black in black purse! I chose this color because I can actually find it!!! It works wonderfully in a dimly lit restaurant, when the print is really small, when I need a light & a magnifier to find the splinter. WONDERFUL.Customer Review: Great Little Light
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this little pocket light. It fits well in my handbag and works well in restaurants or when I am in a pinch and have forgotten my glassesCustomer Review: Unconditional 5 star rating for this great pocket magnifier
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great little portable magnifier with light. I bought 2 of them so I could keep one in my purse and have one for my desk. However, my husband liked the blue one so much he took off with one and now I need to re-order!
It is slightly curved so it feels good in your grip. Closed, it measures about as long as your standard full-sized desktop mouse and about a half inch thick. The viewing glass area is about as big as the face/screen of a flip style cell phone. When open it emits an impressively strong light that works like a champ in the darkest of rooms. As it is an LED light it should have a very long operating life as LEDs don't require a lot of power. Presumably the battery could be changed if needed as there is a small door with a single screw located behind where the light is housed. 5 stars!
Customer Review: needs a case
Summary: 4 Stars
it's a good led magnifier for most purposes. it should have a case, though. how can you protect the lens without some kind of case?