Magnifiers with lights are versatile optical tools that combine a magnifying lens or magnifying glass with an integrated light source. The light is usually built into the handle or rim of the magnifier and provides illumination to enhance the image for improved visibility.

Magnifiers can come in various types, and they can be made of glass or plastic, The magnification power of a magnifier is typically indicated by a factor or "X" value, such as 2X, 5X, 10X, etc., which represents how many times larger the object will appear when viewed through the lens.

These magnifiers with lights are often used by individuals who require visual assistance for various tasks that require fine details to be viewed more closely. Magnifiers with lights offer several benefits compared to regular magnifiers without built-in lights such as:

• Enhanced Visibility - illumination helps improve visibility, especially in low-light conditions or when working with small, detailed objects. The light source can enhance the contrast and brightness of the magnified image, making it easier to see fine details and read small text.
• Convenience - Magnifiers with lights have both magnification and illumination so there is no need for a separate light which makes them more convenient and practical to use, particularly in situations where lighting may be poor and inadequate.
• Better Accuracy - the combination of magnification and illumination can help users perform tasks with greater precision especially when working with small objects
• Versatility - Magnifiers with lights come in various shapes and styles to suit different needs. They can be handheld magnifying glasses with built-in lights, stand-mounted magnifiers with integrated lighting, or electronic magnifiers with adjustable illumination settings. The specific type will depend on the user's needs, preferences, and the tasks or applications for which it will be used.

Magnifiers with lights are commonly used in a various application such as crafts, inspections and repairs and are great for viewing small details more clearly and accurately. The integrated light source which provides illumination, further enhances visibility, especially in low-light conditions or when dealing with small, intricate details.