NOEVSBIG Magnifying Glass Desk Lamp with 3-Section Swing Arm and Big Clamp, Magnifying Glass with Light and Stand, 10X Wide Desk Magnifier Light for Reading/Office/Crafting/Close Work

This goose-neck light has been the best lighting option for our RV we've purchaced; I like the extra section of the arm, most of these type lights only have two. Very sturdy, the light is dimmable and color temperature adjustable. I like that it's USB powered so when we don't have electric we can use this with a battery bank. I do some close work while on the road, so the magnifier is an awesome addition. So we have it mounted to a shelf near our dinette and it extends out and over the table and lights everything beautifly. The power consumption is low for the amount of light it puts out. Buy again, absolutely!

I use this mostly for crafting and detail work, and it's made a huge difference. The magnification is strong but clear, and the built-in light is actually bright enough without being harsh. The swing arm has a good range and stays in place once you adjust it—no slow drooping like some cheaper ones. The clamp feels sturdy and hasn’t budged since I set it up. It’s a little bulky, but if you need magnification and hands-free lighting in one, this gets the job done really well.

This is another value / price balance. The magnifier and lamp, as far as I can determine, work as advertised, nothing more, nothing less.The item as a whole feels very light and a bit on the flimsy side. When I connected it to the clamp and stood it up, it could not hold its own weight. This was a case of loose nuts. Once all were tightened, and I do mean all, it stood up and articulated fine. As a matter of fact, I chose this model in particular due to its extra segment arm, not found in most other lamps. I find this to be most helpful in a tight space. The segment measure 13 in, 13 in and 9 in.The lamp is relatively bright, but certainly will not blind anyone. The 3 color modes and stepped dimming work, although the transitions don’t seem all that consistent between steps and color modes. The lamp control is not really in a convenient spot, but again, it works.The magnifier is glass @ 4 1/8 inch diameter encircled/encased in metal with an overall diameter of 6 1/4 inches. It is very clear with no distortions noted.While i wouldn't call this a high quality item by any stretch, its price point (albeit a bit high), places it at a fairly good value.

This magnifying lamp has been a total game-changer for me. I use it mostly for jewelry making and some electronics repairs, and the 10X magnification really helps me see the tiny stuff without straining my eyes. The LED light is bright but not harsh, and I love that you can adjust the brightness levels. The arm is super flexible, stays in place, and the clamp is solid—it doesn’t wiggle at all once it’s set. Honestly, whether you’re doing crafts, reading fine print, or just trying to find that microscopic screw that fell on your desk, this thing is a lifesaver. Totally worth it!

absolutely love this lamp. I had a slightly different one before that was on a base, but this one’s nice and long with the clamp and easy to move around when using it also makes a great lamp to light up the work area better. The magnifying glasses OK but I have a little trouble focusing sometimes on it. The old one was a little better in that aspect, but I love the swivel. It’s been a game changer!

After 40 years my old fluorescent light with magnifier died. I replaced it with this. Under $50 about the same as I recall spending way-back-when. This is more flexible and is about as bright. It lights right up - no more holding the button and waiting while the light flickers. The magnifier works well. I use it at my desk for looking at tiny text and other small items. It's a nice light with the added bonus of magnification under light. Oh - it's much lighter and easier to manipulate than my old very heavy light.

After using the "Magnifying Glass Desk Lamp with 3-Section Swing Arm" for a few weeks I can certainly say it's helpful working on electronics, but ultimately it fails to deliver. The first very noticeable problem is that the swing arm was actually meant for a heavier lamp assembly on the end. This makes the whole thing hard to adjust. (I removed one of the two springs closest to the lamp head and that improved the ease of adjustments. ) The second notable problem is that the swivel on the end where the lamp head attaches is either too tight or too lose, but never just right, making adjusting the angle of the lamp head more of a task than it should be. Third, the switch assembly is located on the cord which is inconvenient to use (would have been better if the switches where on the lamp head). Finally, there is a reason they don't mention how many lumens it provides, because it's not bright. Best guess would be the equivalent of a 25-watt incandescent lamp - about 150-200 lumens. Color rendering is okay overall, but not great (perhaps about 80CRI).

This magnifying glass table lamp is very practical, with a flexible 3-stage swing arm design, a large clip for stability, and a lighted design to see details more clearly. The stand is solid and very reassuring to use.