Magnifying glasses for working w/electronics

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>>1157019
if you have them sure
there cheaper ones for precize work even ones with light
i wodl get even a stand with magnifying glass or a lamp with magnifying

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>>1157030

Magnifying glass stand.

Like the other anons said it's the best option.

And if you're going to be soldering don't forget to get some adjustable bendy arm clamps

>>1157068
This gave headaches

>>1157438
And HIV

>>1157019
You need Zoomies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13pL0TiOiHM

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>>1157439

>>1157440
Excellent

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>>1157019
Optivisors are WAY cheaper and effective. This is what I wear for jewelry, and they have interchangable magnifier lenses and accessories like shadowless led lights. Comfortable and they won't fall off if you're bending over.

Cons: they have a much shorter focal length than the ones you posted. About 4 inches usually. I tried on a surgeon's pair of binocular lenses and the focal length was about 2 feet (but $800 a pop). Jewelers use high benches, so the optivisors are just fine.

Pic related has some pretty good accessories attached.

>>1157439
high infrared vision?

>>1157601
I bought a pair of these for working on miniature models but I can't wear them with my glasses effectively and if I wear them without my glasses I can't see shit.

>>1160717
Get laser surgery