I agree with earlier questioner. "3x diopter" makes no sense. What is the magnification?
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I turned my light on and adjusted it to see. I am not an expert but can only tell you what I do see when I adjust the lighted magnifying glass to different distances and it appears to magnify the specific items one focuses on to three times larger. Bear in mind I already wear glasses so this is what I see wearing my glasses and I do realize that it is different under different circumstances and different distances. What is important to me is that I can adjust the distant to what is helpful and applicable to my sight. At the same time I can only assume it will be the same for others
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it is basically a 3X magnification no matter what distance you are shooting. so, for instance, a 100 yard shot will appear in the magnifier as about 33 yards...
998686
Good question. The cardboard packaging says 2.5 and 6x. Looking through it and just guessing, I'd say 1.5 and 3x. The magnification is not very strong.
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3x is the max magnification. It's like a normal magnifying glass. As you move it closer or further from your eyes it will increase and decrease the amount of observed magnification.
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I wouldn't know about that. All I know is it was very disappointing, and I do not believe it has 3X magnification. At most, 2X.
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The magnification is stated as 5X. I purchased this for my father in-law who has macula degeneration, it has helped his situation somewhat. Hope this helps...
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You can only see 2X or 5X magnification. The 2X magnification lens is about 3 3/4" in diameter, and within that is a 3/4" diameter 5X magnification lens. I bought this magnifying glass to read some really small print books I bought, but I find that the 5X lens location makes it troublesome to use for that purpose. I will probably buy one that is rectangular and not round so that I can have more area without the small higher magnification lens.
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I don't know the magnification, I looked on the web-site, and it wasn't there. I bought it for my husband to read maps, his globe, and other things. He says it is good for that, plenty strong. I looked through it at some very small print, with my glasses off and I could make it out. It's a very nice gift, or for yourself...
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That is correct the aperture is 100mm. The first set of numbers [22-67x] indicates the magnification capability of the optic. On the other hand the second [100] indicates the aperture if I'm not mistaken.
282300
I wear trifocals and the single lens correction worked just fine. I wasn't close enough to need the extra correction even when I was about 3 feet away.
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A magnifier isn't designed to work with this kind of optic from what I understand. Plus mine didn't work anyways, so it would be pointless.
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It only came with the two lenses. We sent back everything that came with it. We do not know what the magnification multiple is.
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The user guide says that the "field of view is fairly small. It is approximately equivalent to the field of view through the telescope when looking through a typical (i.e. not wide-field) 5mm focal length eyepiece." So maybe 200x ?
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First off its not a scope it's a optic which is a red/green targeting dot. The 1x means no magnification. If you can see out at 200 yards you might hit the target deping how hiw accurately you zero the cross T. If you want magnification/zoom buy a actual scope. And magnifier does not work on this because the shape is odd.
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Hello :) The large mirror surface has no magnification at all. The small mirror that can be swung (for lack of a better word. I'm super tired) forward has I believe 10x magnification. I'll double check. If I'm wrong I will let you know right away as I'm going to check now.
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We didn't save the box it was shipped in, but in my review I stated the magnification was 3x. I probably got that number from the specs on the side of the box when we got it. Mom has used it every day since it arrived and loves it. To be certain about the magnification, you should probably confirm it with the manufacturer.
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I'm estimating about 2.5x to 3x. For higher magnification, you may have to go for a smaller diameter. I like the wide field of view the 4" glass gives. It's a beautiful magnifier and comes in a very nice box (in case you have gift-giving in mind).