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Brightech LightView Pro Flex 2.25x review

The stronger version of the Pro Flex, with a 2.25x glass lens on the same base and arm, for closer work.

Stronger lens

Going from 1.75x to 2.25x shows fine work better.

Trade-off

Stronger lenses have a shorter working distance.

Use

A table lamp for close hobbies.

Where it earns its place, and where it falls short

Strengths

  • More magnification
  • Same simple design
  • 4.6 from about 8,800 buyers

Compromises

  • Costs slightly more
  • Same small light
  • Narrower view

Specifications

Magnification2.25x
Light5 W LED, 3000K
BaseHeavy
ArmFlexible
Amazon ASINB07MMX4TS3

Questions makers ask before buying

What differs from the 1.75x?

The lens strength.

Does it need a clamp?

No.

Our score

8.3/ 10

Choose it over the 1.75x for soldering or stitching.

This one against the other workshop machines

workshop machines from the same category, at nearby prices. Only what all of them publish is shown: a column with holes compares nothing.

Model Price MagnificationLight
Brightech LightView Pro Flex 2.25x $45 2.25x5 W LED, 3000K
Brightech LightView Pro Flex 1.75x $38 1.75x5 W LED, 3000K
KIRKAS 12X Clamp Lamp $52 12X, stated2,200 lumens, 6000K, 24 W
SOOBUYGOO 15X 2-in-1 $54 15X, stated72 LEDs

What sets the models apart, in workshop machines

  • If price decides: Brightech LightView Pro Flex 1.75x, at $38.
  • Highest Magnification in the table: SOOBUYGOO 15X 2-in-1 (15X, stated).

What use this one answers, among workshop machines

A detail worker who wants a little more size.

Sources

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