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Lumeno 7215GR, 5 dioptres, 127 mm glass lens, CRI > 90 review

A magnifier lamp with a 127 mm real glass lens of 5 dioptres rated at 2.25×, 60 LEDs giving 950 lumens with colour rendering above CRI 90, two 42 cm arm segments and a clamp for tops up to 65 mm.

The bottom line The most carefully specified lamp of the seven for colour and optics: CRI above 90, a stated dioptre and factor, arm lengths and clamp capacity. It costs the most and offers no dimming.

The Lumeno 7215GR listing, bullet by bullet

Five bullets: a 127 mm glass lens in a white head with a grey rubber edge, sold at 3, 5 or 8 dioptres, with guidance on which suits cosmetics, crafts or solder joints; 60 LEDs lasting up to 25,000 hours, 950 lumens, CRI above 90, 6500 K and 10 W; an arm without pinch points, two 42 cm segments, a 23 × 20 × 3.5 cm head, weights per model and a 150 cm cable; the three lens strengths with their magnification factors; and a box with the lamp, a table clamp for tops up to 65 mm, a power supply and instructions.

Colour rendering on the Lumeno

CRI above 90. Colour rendering is how faithfully light shows colour, and a value above 90 is what colour-critical work usually looks for. It is the one light figure where Lumeno stands out from the other lamps with published data.

Dioptres with guidance

The first bullet does something the others do not: it says which strength suits which job — 3 to 5 dioptres for cosmetics, crafts and reading, 8 dioptres for inspecting solder joints. That helps choose within the range.

Constant light

No dimming is described. At 950 lumens and 6500 K the light is bright and cool, and a user who needs it softer has no control on the page to do it.

Availability

At the last look-up, the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores were asking 103 € to 110 €.

It is sold in the British Amazon store as well, in its own currency, which the euro figures above leave out on purpose.

The American Amazon store returned no entry, so the buy button there opens a search rather than a missing page.

Every figure here is Keepa’s reading on the date this page was last updated. Stock and prices can change at any time.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 15 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

Where it earns its place, and where it falls short

Strengths

  • Colour rendering above CRI 90, the highest published among these lamps
  • 5 dioptres and 2.25× stated, with 3- and 8-dioptre versions named
  • A power supply included, two 42 cm arm segments and a 150 cm cable

Compromises

  • No dimming described
  • The dearest of the seven lamps
  • One colour temperature only, 6500 K

Specifications

Dioptre strength5 dioptres, 2.25× magnification, title and fourth bullet; the range is also sold at 3 and 8 dioptres
Lens diameter and material127 mm real glass lens, first and fourth bullets
Light output and colour temperature60 LEDs, 950 lumens, 6500 K, CRI above 90, 10 W, up to 25,000 hours, second bullet
Arm reachUpper and lower arm segments of 42 cm each, third bullet
MountingTable clamp for tops up to 65 mm, fifth bullet
DimmingAbsent from the listing
Amazon referenceB007GHB39M (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4250549501360

Questions makers ask before buying

Which dioptre is the Lumeno 7215GR?

The title gives 5 dioptres. The fourth bullet lists the range as 3 dioptres (1.75×), 5 dioptres (2.25×) and 8 dioptres (3×), with the 7215 as the 5-dioptre model.

What does CRI above 90 mean on the Lumeno lamp?

The second bullet gives a colour rendering index above 90, meaning colours under the lamp appear close to how they look in daylight.