actual size and what is that power rating of the magnifier?
240933
*Three different acrylic magnifying lenses offered in 2.5x, 5x and 6x powers *Weight: 1.4 -Ounce, Dimensions: 4.25-Inch x 2.375-Inch x 0.375-Inch
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*Three different acrylic magnifying lenses offered in 2.5x, 5x and 6x powers*Weight: 1.4 -Ounce, Dimensions: 4.25-Inch x 2.375-Inch x 0.375-Inch
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You can click on this web siteCarson Multi-Power LED Lighted Pocket Magnifier (PM-33)to get the questions you asked answered...swipte and copy and paste in your address bar...good luck...hope this answers your question...I keep mine in my shirt pocket every day...
1905092
Joyce, there's nothing listed on the magnifier itself. I'm fairly certain it's about 3x magnification, with a "spot"of about 5x. Hope this helps.
2090874
The size of the light is about 8 inches long and around an inch and a half in diameter. As far as make and model, there is nothing written on the outside of the unit. I bought two of them over a year ago and both are still working just fine.
1161445
Dimensions are in the product description. I sent it back so I cannot tell you exactly but it was to small a magnified area to use for any kind of reading.
637313
I don't know. It was purchased for my 79 ur old mother who has cataracts and macular degeneration. She doesn't use the magnifier much, but she uses the light everyday to work her crossword puzzles.
1817281
The magnification is 2x. About the size I'm not sure, I guess is 3 x 5 x 1 inches
967888
The product info says "5 times optical grade." Personally I find only a small area useful for the magnification. I use it primarily for the light. Be advised there is only one way to assemble the components so it is a bit cumbersome when the light is on your right side (it seems to be designed to be on your left).
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mn21/23 12volt (its about half the size of a triple a battery. not sure if mine is defective or not, but ive gone through sets of batteries and they don't seem to last or work well. the light it gives off was sufficient, but I wouldn't buy again.
1356337
I'm very happy with mine and close range - 25-50 yards. Laser and dot seem to hold zero well. Have not tried with a magnifier but good idea!
22753
1", but, I wouldn't purchase it if I were you. Mine came from China and would not focus. It came in a counterfeit Bushnell box with misspellings all over it and the green/red lights were so bright I could not see the reticle. Would not hold a zero.
1034626
It is 4". It also has a 7/8" dia. power spot lens within (5X magnifying lens).
1905091
The rectangular area is approx. 2 power magnification and the round (20 mm) area is approx 6 power.
828588
I replaced a 12V/5W krypton incandescant "MR8" size lamp with it. Worked great. Runs cooler, was brighter. ("MR8" is a standard bulb size for this type of lamp_ Maybe the color wheel motor will last longer now. It's in the Xmas ornament and stored away. I did find the bad one I took out, still on the workbench (which it replaced nicely): That measures 2.5 cm diameter at top (just under 1"), and height is ~2.6cm(1") from top of glass to bottom of glass (not counting the pins)
1924955
I cannot say the wattage for sure but it has been sufficient for me. Mother magnification of 15 is what I need also!
1160961
They are a bit tricky, but with a magnifying glss, good eyes and facile fingers it won't take long. I think the battery type ix L1131They're small, also have writing 0111 and VINNIC on them. These are the best magnifiers I've found, except for the small batteries
1852990
I have a 22 inch wide magnifier and a 15 inch magnifier. The hanging arms have lots of leeway. as a matter of fact, the thinner the monitor, the bigger the information on the screen is. I recommend you buy one. Several of the employees where I work are ordering one for themselves.
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I don't know the size - and don't really care. I had the scope for as long as it took me to get home, try it, and drive back to the store I bought it. It was pure junk. Someone commented on my review that they are not made in China but in the US - which is interesting since it said clearly on the box and on the scope it was made in China. I had read that they were rejects made in China for Tasco (not a great brand to start with)...and these are rejects? I don't know if that's true or not, but this was the worst piece of optics I've ever used. I was fooled in the shop when I bought it when I thought the laser dot was the dot for the reflex siight - it was nice and clear and round. But the reflex dot was WAY too bright and as I said in the review it was a couple of irregular shaped spots (two of them) - so I wouldn't know which to put on the target (not that I think it would matter at 10 feet, but at 10 feet I'd rather use iron sights which are clear, accurate and won't run out of battery power.