OwnMy 4" Crystal Glass Magnifier, Glide Paperweight Magnifying Glass Dome, Crystal Half Ball Sphere Lens for Photography/Decoration, Reading Aid
Brand: OwnMy
<br> <b>What is dome magnifier?</b><br> A dome magnifier is a dome-shaped magnifying device made of glass or acrylic plastic, used to enlarge words on a page or computer screen. <br><br> <b>How does it work?</b><br>They are plano-convex lenses: the flat (planar) surface is placed on the object to be magnified, and the convex (dome) surface provides the enlargement,they usually provide magnification more than 1.8x<br> <br> <b>Where can we use it?</b><br>Dome magnifiers are often used by the visually impaired. They are good for reading maps or basic text and their inherent 180°design naturally amplifies illumination from ambient side-light.<br><br> <b>Features:</b><br>- 1.8x MAGNIFICATIION - Perfect for reading newspapers, maps, contracts, architecture plans, negatives, documents, and other reading material.<br>- EXTREMELY CLEAR MAGNIFICATION - This optical glass dome is free of any marks or engravings providing you with clear and obstruction free magnification. You will see the magnified text clearly and without distortion.<br>- MULTIPURPOSE – This Magnifying Glass Dome not only help us enjoy our reading experience but also serves a paperweight to keep our reading materials in place.<br>- GIFT BOX - Each magnifying glass dome comes in an elegant gift box, making this a perfect gift for your friend, boss or coworker. <br><br><b>Specification:</b><br>Material: glass<br> Size: 4' / 100mm in diameter<br> Weight: 730g<br> <br><br> <b>Package includes:</b><br> 1x crystal dome paperweight<br><br>
Material: super glass, 4' / 100mm in diameter
Easy to use: works on everything that you can lay flat, not need to be held
Relief to be able to read something without wearing glasses, doubles as a paperweight to hold your page
It can provide 1.8x magnification, helping read fine print, notes on blueprints and papers with clear images
Clean and neat in design, come in a gift box