Magnification is great, however the head band will not stay in ...
358641
Magnification is great, however the head band will not stay in the position that I put it. I tighten to the smallest size and it keeps opening up to a larger setting and falls down my forehead
2005248
I purchased this as a budget spotting scope, based upon my experience with Celestron binoculars and some video reviews saying best under $100. The scope itself is pretty darn good and did what I needed it to do sighting in two rifles at 100 yards. Liked the compact size which fits in my range bag easily, brightness and clarity were also very good. Disliked the focus adjustment being so sensitive and the eye relief being so small and short. Do not consider the tripod in your purchasing decision as it is worthless, but not an uncommon issue with scopes in this price range. It is so flimsy, that a 10 - 12 mph breeze was buffeting the scope around badly. It would also move way too much when simply thumbing the focus wheel. It will be replaced with something sturdier. That said, I am overall pleased and do recommend, as long as you consider the tripod disposable.
3045492
Only problem for me (and this is most likely just me) is the adjust on the light won't come down quite far enough for my trifocal glasses when using it on very close work. What I did was take a 1 1/4 " piece of double sided foam tape(1/8" thick) and put it between the top of the band and the unit causing it to drop further down, now it works great with the lower portion of my trifocal glasses. This allows me to say ...IT's GREAT!
1032410
I purchased this tripod because I wanted a professional quality tripod that would support a heavy lens and not cost me an arm and a leg. The tripod itself is indeed heavy duty and is more than capable of supporting anything I own. The only problem I have with it is the head. This tripod comes with a pistol grip head.  I don't know if it's common with other pistol grip heads or I just got a bad copy, but the head I received will not lock in place at certain angles. This can be very annoying if you want to take a picture of something low or high and need you head to be at a 45 degree angle.  The majority of the time, I will have my Manfrotto monopod head on this tripod as it works much better.
1217185
It's a great tracker and absolutely gorgeous, but useless if it falls out of the band. Which mine has done about 6 or 7 times in the three weeks I've had it--always happens during low-output activity: packing bags, cooking, hanging out at home. I'm hoping Misfit will create a new band soon!
533345
I just I received my Head Mounted Magnifier and the thing seems to work fantastically.

However, I have an unusual issue with them. They are too small for me. The thing barely fits on my head. I am not a particularly large man. I'm not quite six feet tall and I am not overweight. The side pieces are squeezing my temples so tightly that even an hour later after wearing it for only a few minutes, the headache that it gave me still has not gone away.

The space between the screws on the side pieces, is 5.25", which is about the same width as my glasses. However, since I d wear glass I am using the headband since the nosepiece is in the way. The sidepieces come off easily and is just as easily replaced by the head strap. The whole design was really well though out.

The issue is the space between the connectors of the headband to the visor. That space is only 4.75", whereas that space on my glasses is almost an inch wider.

So, to recap, if you have a big head and wear glasses, be warned that these might not, will probably not, fit you properly if at all.
4085928
A very fine optic, but I needed magnification because of failing eyesight
4247626
The light is really powerful and the swivel is great.  Problem is the head bands are not made for large heads.  I'm 7 7/8 but I'd say hat sizes 7 1/2" and above need to give this a pass.  Otherwise, this is nifty little light for those who can fit into it.
4685602
This headlamp has an overhead support strap, variable spot to flood adjustment, variable light output adjustment, pivots up and down, and uses 3 conventional AA batteries.  Only two complaints: the headband is too small (feels tight on my head even at largest adjustment... and my head isn't that large) and the light output does not seem like 300 lumens as advertised (seems more like 150 lumens when compared to other flashlights). Otherwise, a very useful headlamp.

Edit: Several months later, pivoting mechanism broke so now I would only give it two stars. Too bad, I was otherwise satisfied with this light.
942950
Comfortable headband, Led light works decent for up close work but don't expect it to double as a headlamp. My only real gripe is the attempt at split or stereo lenses. I have yet to find a distance where I can focus on a single image with out "split screen" image. So I just close one eye.
2445354
First off The glass is superb. Good reticle as well....perfect for AR application. Now to the bad part. The focus ring at the rear of the optic is lose in the main tube. The reticle however is in the focal adjustment portion so when that focus is turned or bumped the reticle moves. Thus staying on target is basically impossible. Drop it once and I guarantee the thing would flat out break.
3903848
I love the look and feel of this watch.  It is beautifully made and I'll have no problem trusting it on my dives... once I fix a problematic flaw.

The flaw:  The rubber wrist band has a strange and cumbersome design- the ends of the bands that are against the watch have a EXTRA flange that actually fits INTO a receiving slot in the watch itself.  On paper this design would seem to add strength and resilience to the band connection.  In practice the design actual works against you by causing the band to pop off the watch when just slightly too much pressure is used to tighten the straps when putting it on.  To compound the problem, the extremely tight fit of the band into the watch receiver makes it impossible for you to reattach the band to the watch yourself.  I have already had to take the bands to a jeweler (4 times so far) to have the band re-attached.  And even the jeweler with his gear had problems, and it took quite a while each time.

I haven't taken the watch on a dive yet, and am fearful if it is taken on a dive trip somewhere, and the strap pops out in the field, I'll be without a usable watch until I get back to where I can find a jeweler.  That is a BIG problem and an unacceptable lack of trust level.

I and my jeweler tried several things to fix the problem, including finding extra heavy duty compression springs and heavier (and longer) compression cylinders that fit into the band ends.  They all eventually pop out.

Our final solution (hopefully final, as the parts aren't here yet to test it): I ordered another set of watch bands from a different manufacturer that do NOT have the added flange that fits into the watch receiving slot.  It is my opinion, and the jeweler agrees, that it is the original designed band with the flange that fits INTO the watch receiver that puts too much torque on the band when you try to tighten the strap.  In essence the design was supposed to add strength, but really only puts too much leverage against the spring bars when tightening the strap on to your wrist, resulting in band "pop-outs" and subsequent pains in re-attachment to the watch.

The new bands are as wide and heavy-duty as the original.  I'll also keep using the heavy-duty new compression bars that connect the band to the watch.  But the ends of the bands will freely swivvle at the watch connection, and NOT be fixed tightly and immovablely into the watch.  I think this will solve the failure, and trust, problem.  It only cost me an added $35 for the new bands.

One BAD note against the manufacture customer service and tech support people: they totally blew me off about my explanation of the problem and proposed solution (I had hoped they'd send me a modified band without the flange- no way!).  They wanted me to send them back the entire watch overseas for "repair".  10 to 12 week turn-around!  And I suspect they'd do NOTHING MORE than re-attach the bands, which my friendly jeweler was doing (repeatedly!) for nothing, plus time it took to drive to the shop and wait for the fix.  TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE "SERVICE"!
1035768
Great little headband magnifier for the price.  Focus length is fairly short, especially with the higher power lenses.  That's to be expected with this type of product though.
303389
The band is nice in itself.  It's simple and was easy to attach.  Getting 4 x pins was also nice.

What I don't like is that the magnet doesn't seem to want to hold.  While working throughout the day (at a retail establishment), I am constantly tightening the band to keep the Fitbit from flopping around on my wrist.  I tried to use a little ponytail rubber band to give it some added stability but it quickly stretched out and didn't help anymore.  While playing drums, there is no hope for it to stay snug to my wrist, which is super distracting and I end up just taking it off.  There is no way I could work out with this band on.
730600
Editing this : nice looking scope well built looking parts...BUT both scopes I bought  won't stay sighted in. They keep moving 5 inch's off every  time I take it back out, after getting centered on the target
One of the scopes even had a lighting Glitch, it would get real bright flicker to the Night vision. All in all the Night vision worked great , but the rest of the problems just didn't get it. I would say the Varmint hunter needs a rework over or they need to stop selling them. I'm going to try the Tactical hunter 2.5X50 , it has better reviews ,maybe ill have better luck with it staying Zeroed on target
1412703
These binoculars are well constructed and the optics work great, especially for the price.  I used them on the range this weekend and I was able to see .223/5.56 holes in my paper target without any issues at 100 yards.  My only complaint is that the focus knob is loose and requires constant adjustment.  Every single time I place the bino's down, I found myself having to readjust the focus knob.  If it weren't for that issue, these bino's would easily receive a 5 star rating from me.
4465373
I had a professional style headband (without light) but seemed to have been mis-placed. This magnifier is not of the same quality in the optical department or total quality of my old unit. I needed one for some planned electronic repairs so for less than $10 it is okay- 3 to 4 stars, according to what you are doing at the time.  I think I am going to look for my old one again...