His and Her Pocket Magnifier with Light Bundle - Includes 2 Pocket Magnifying Glasses, Use as 3X Pocket Magnifying Glass with Light, Lighted Magnifying Glass for Reading or 6X Magnifying Lens Loupe

This is a great pocket magnifier. Very lightweight. We use them on puzzles and they are perfect.

I'm having difficulty reading small print - like the "Best by/use by" dates on items in the grocery, or home. I've had a tiny lighted magnifier, but lost/misplaced it. I needed one for my purse, and one for the kitchen. This article was two items, with a good price. But wait! There's more! The magnifiers have a little plastic pouch holder. Nothing fantastic, but adequate. And two paper thin, flat plastic magnifiers. Wallet? Glove compartment? Kitchen drawer? Desk drawer? And a fabric lens cleaner in a pouch. (The black color of the fabric leather onto the clear pouch - both need a good soaking.) DeskI'm delighted - we'll just have to see how long the batteries last.

These work well. They provide two levels of magnification, and an led light. Each has a pleather slip cover. They came with two bonus unlighted thin card magnifiers, and cleaning cloths.I don't know why they call them "his and her", the two units are identical. I kept one at home, and took the other to work.My only problem is one unit came with nearly depleted batteries. The LED glows dimly at first, and rapidly fades. I suggest the manufacturer put a "pull strip" blocking the battery contact, so it can't turn on the in the packaging, and run down the battery.Update: I got new batteries, and the light was still dim. I used a tiny screwdriver to bend the battery connections to make them a little tighter, and the led became bright. So the batteries were fine, and the contacts were just a little loose.

When you need a quick lookup and can't quite squint out the details, this is a good solution. I use it to read the song book at church, and carry one in my purse. Can't always have a pair of reading glasses along.

The LED works well and the main lens is sharp and usually all I need to read that microscopic print on some labels. Takes the same common lithium battery that is used in many of my household items. Switch position is located better so accidental pressure doesn't drain the batteries - a bad problem with some other designs that can turn on by just laying it down.

Fits in purse. Handy in "romantic" restaurants.

This is a very nice lighted magnifier - especially at the two for one price. Battery life I'm not sure of - as I left one sitting in the "on" position for a time so it died. The other one is still alive and kicking. I looked (briefly) at battery replacement prices - it was cheaper to order another set - which is what I did. I'm sure if one were to go to a "battery" website you might find the batteries at reasonable prices. I haven't done so to date but If the batteries cost $4 - $5 each I will just keep buying two new magnifiers at the 2 for $8 price.

Really like the combo, easily fits in purse or pocket, comes with a sleeve. I brought two packs to keep around the house.