Key Features

• -Proprietary Gooseneck Bracket: Sturdy on a Table, Comfortable Around Your Neck: Unlike flimsy arms that droop mid-use, the reinforced gooseneck holds its position—whether standing on your nightstand or resting around your neck for hands free reading. The lens detaches in one second for handheld use to check a closet tag or a pantry label. The 135° arm tilt and 360° lens rotation let you find the perfect angle without bending your neck—ideal for needlework, diamond painting, or extended reading
• -4.5 Hours of Runtime on a 1-Hour Charge: Outlasts Your Longest Reading Session: Stop hunting for AAA batteries. A 1-hour charge delivers up to 4.5 hours of uninterrupted, cordless use—enough to finish a 200-page paperback or an afternoon of cross stitch without a low-battery warning interrupting your flow. The built-in USB rechargeable battery means no more fumbling with replacements, making this a truly hands free magnifier for people who just want to read, craft, puzzle, or simply unwind
• -Eye Comfort Lens with 40 SMD LEDs: Bright, Even Light That Reduces Eye Strain: Cheap bulb magnifiers force you to squint through uneven shadows. This anti-glare page magnifier layers 40 evenly spaced SMD LEDs behind a crystal-clear optical lens, delivering shadow-free, true-color illumination across the entire page. Whether you're reading glossy magazines, sorting pill bottles, stitching counted cross stitch, or working on detailed jewelry repairs, your eyes stay relaxed—even after hours of use
• -3 Stepless Color Modes: One Button to Match Any Room or Task: Paper color and room lighting change throughout the day. Switch instantly between Cool White for crisp black text, Warm White to soften glossy page glare, or a Mixed Mode for sensitive eyes. No cycling through useless brightness levels—just one-button control that makes this magnifying glass with light and stand adaptable for morning newspaper reading, evening recipe browsing, late-night puzzle sessions, or sorting weekly bills
• -Eliminate Arm Fatigue for Crafters, Seniors, and Anyone with Arthritis: Holding even a light reading magnifier for long periods causes shoulder pain and tremors. By supporting the lens on your table or headboard, this hands free reading magnifier lets you turn pages, thread needles, or place tiny diamond dots with both hands. The combination of 135° bracket rotation and 360° lens swivel makes it easy to position for knitting patterns and crossword puzzles—no more strained wrists or numb fingers