DREAME 30X 60X LED Light Illuminated Jewelers Loupe Magnifier, Foldable Jewelry Magnifier for Gems Jewelry Rocks Stamps Coins Watches

This is my first Loupe, so I don't have anything to compare it to. I also use it to look at my fountain pen nibs.The Good:Magnifies quite a bit. Gives me a clear image of the tip of a nib. I can see if the nib has any problems that I can correct.The light is very helpful.The Bad.Not much really. Perhaps not the most beautiful design I've seen, but I was looking for price and function. If I have to complain about something it would be that the LED is too bright for the shiny metal I look at. Not really a defect, just an observation. A dimmable light would make it much nicer.Its a simple magnifier. It lets me do what I need to. Very functional, it's inexpensive, solid and well made. I'm very happy with my purchase.

This Loupe is awesome. I purchased it for my 6 year old because he's really into science, exploration and how things are made. I had a photography loupe when I was a kid and I remember investigating everything and learning how things were made like seeing CMYK dots that are printed in my book pages... I'm a graphic designer now so it had a long lasting effect on me. I wanted my son to have that same experience, especially after he was asking a lot of questions about what he can't see on the surface. He takes it everywhere and looks at rocks to see the "crystals", the carpet, toys, printed paper, leaves, bugs, everything. He's had it for a week and he's still interested in it, usually he goes through toys quickly. In fact, he just told me if he had show and tell at school he would bring his loupe so all the kids could look at the carpet. The led light on it is very bright. This thing is fun for the whole family! It's not just a jewelers loupe, it's better than a magnifying glass and more convenient then a microscope fit's right in a kids pocket, comes in a cool little case and looks like a very scientific gadget. I recommend this to anyone. It's kind of cute too that one of his favorite movies is Horton Hears a Who so I like to tell him maybe he'll find a tiny world on a spot! If this one breaks or gets lost I won't hesitate to order a new one.

This will work for most, bright light and good magnification.

This works great for the purpose I bought it; looking for tiny splinters in my skin. I wish I had some jewelry to inspect but when I get a small piece of wood or metal that I can't see, this makes them visible.

Bought this to aid with small things such as examining coins, working on watches, etc. The LEDs are super bright! This is fantastic because they really light up what your looking at. And also they seem to be exactly aimed at the center of the lens you're using!!! This is great because the light is focused in one spot rather than spread out. Perfect for looking at a specific detail. I've read some reviews saying that the 60x is useless. I totally disagree. First off, you use this almost like a monocle where you hold the item close to your eye. On any magnifying lens there is a "sweet spot" where you can see the best magnification. This requires you to be a specific distance from the object you want to examine. This is the focal point. On the 30x, it's great for 99% of things. The focal point is large enough that you don't have to hold the item too close. If you want to get more power, the 60x works fine but does require you to have a steady hand and have the object close to you. Yes, the focal point is narrow but worth the effort - you'll see! If you wear glasses, this might pose a problem. Also, if you are far sighted, this can also pose a problem. If you have normal vision, or even corrected vision with use of contact lenses, then you shouldn't have a problem. FYI - You will encounter issue this with any small hand held magnifying device. So personally I wouldn't hold it against this unit. This 60x worked great for me. Used properly, you see fantastic details and you won't regret this purchase! Also, the unit is small. Some reviewers are not pleased with this. But then again, you don't want to be holding a large device while you're trying to examine something small - do you? This is NOT your grandma's giant magnifying glass! The magnifier also appears to be very well built, with metal a a few plastic parts, but definitely solid. I can't believe how inexpensive this is. Do yourself a favor, and get this one. Totally worth every penny. So glad I bought it.

Magnifier works great although the case it came in broke after 2nd time of opening it. Seems as if the product is too big for the case it comes in.

This is a nice piece of equipment you will use a long time. It is well built and engineered. An earlier review said it was not complete or fully assembled, this makes no sense. There is a battery and a spare, a tiny wrench to remove the battery compartment. I have not needed to change the battery, so am unable to speak to the ease or difficulty of reassembly. It doesn't seem like rocket science.This is more than I expected for this price of around $10. The larger 30x lens is plenty for most applications I've come across. There are two lights, one for each lens. The lights are bright, with no shadowing. The 60x lens is amazing, like having a small microscope in your hand! It does take some finesse, but worth it totally.I like the fact in comes in a case. I don't use it 24/7, this will keep it all together, clean and in good repair until needed in the future.

Very nice!