LED Soldering Magnifier — Clearer view, steadier work, faster results Benefits and why you need it Work faster and with more accuracy: Crocodile clips and an adjustable holder keep components in place while magnifying details, so soldering, positioning, and inspection take less time and fewer reworks. Reduce eye strain and improve precision: White LED illumination and two magnification options make tiny joints and traces easier to see, which helps maintain steady, accurate work over longer sessions. Confident, stable repairs: A heavy-duty base provides reliable stability even during advanced repair tasks, so the magnifier stays put when you need both hands free. Key features (what makes it stand out) Dual lenses: 3× and 5× magnification lenses let you choose the right level of detail for each task. 360° rotation: The magnifier assembly rotates fully for flexible viewing angles and convenient positioning. Crocodile clips + adjustable holder: Securely holds circuit boards, wires, and small parts for hands-free soldering and assembly. Bright white LED light: Clear illumination for low-light environments and fine-detail work. Stable base: Designed to remain steady during delicate operations, increasing accuracy and confidence. Practical uses and applications Electronics repair: Ideal for soldering and inspecting circuit boards, surface-mount components, and connector joints. Jewelry and watch repair: Hold and magnify small parts for precise adjustments, inspection, or assembly. Hobby and precision work: Useful for model building, small mechanical assemblies, and any task requiring steady hands and close inspection. What it helps you do See fine details clearly with adjustable magnification and LED lighting. Hold parts securely with crocodile clips and an adjustable stand for hands-free operation. Maintain steadiness and accuracy with a robust base and full rotation for optimal angles. This LED soldering magnifier is built for precision tasks where visibility, stability, and hands-free operation matter. Suitable for technicians, hobbyists, and anyone working on small components and detailed repairs.