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Lupa Z5 — Elastic Headband and 4 Lenses up to 5x
Fits your head and stays securely in place. LED light and 4 interchangeable lenses for precise work.
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4 magnifications, in a pair of glasses
Four interchangeable lenses from 1.5x to 5.0x and 5 LED lights with a rechargeable battery — worn like glasses, it keeps your hands free for dentistry, aesthetics, lash extensions, jewelry, watchmaking and electronics.
The magnifier in detail





Effortless precision
A wide, well-lit field of view exactly where you look — with both hands free to work.
- Worn like glasses
- 5 LEDs for dark areas
- Flip-up, interchangeable lenses
Everything you need
Every detail designed for your work.

4 interchangeable lenses
1.5x · 2.5x · 3.5x · 5.0x.

Up to 5x magnification
See even the finest details.

5 LED lights
3 brightness levels for every task.

USB Type-C charging
300 mAh battery with 4-level indicator.

Flip-up lenses
Lift them up when you don’t need magnification.

Glasses-style frame
With an elastic strap for a secure fit.
Made for your daily work
Dentistry, aesthetics, lashes, jewelry, watchmaking or electronics — it adapts to any precision job.


Visión clara con luz LED
Una luz frontal integrada para iluminar el área de trabajo mientras mantienes las manos libres.





Technical specifications
What's in the box
- Magnifying glasses with 5 LEDs
- 4 magnifying lenses with case
- Elastic head strap
- USB Type-C charging cable
- Cleaning cloth
- Instruction manual
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Customer Reviews
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Bought it for the clinic and now I don't work without it. I use the 2.5x pretty much all day and only swap to 5x to check margins. What surprised me most is that it doesn't press on my nose the way my old binocular loupes did.
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I do lash extensions and the difference is huge. I used to finish the day with a headache from straining my eyes. I leave the elastic band a little loose and it doesn't dig into my head after three hours.
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I use it for painting miniatures. I flip the lenses up to see the whole figure and drop them back down for detail without taking it off my head. That silly little thing is what I use most.
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I do nails and I needed to see the cuticle edge without getting my face right up to it. It arrived well packed, with the lens case and the cloth. Easy to wipe clean, which matters with all the filing dust.
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Gave it to my dad, who restores old radios as a hobby. He loved that it recharges and he's not swapping batteries anymore. He's already asked me to get him a second one for the workshop.
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Dental technician. You can see the margin finish with a clarity I honestly didn't expect from something this small. Lenses swap in a second.
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I collect coins. I can pick out mint marks without reaching for a hand lens, and with both hands free I can hold the capsule and turn it.
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I make jewellery and threading small beads was torture. Not anymore. The lens case is better than it looks in the photos, keeps them well protected.
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It works fine and the optics are decent for what it is, but the elastic band stretches out on me after a couple of hours and I have to readjust. With just the temples it sits firm, so that's how I wear it most of the time.
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Podiatry. Seeing the nail plate properly without hunching over has been a relief for my back. I charge it on Fridays and it lasts me the week.
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I'm a watchmaker. I tried all four lenses and I stick with 3.5x for most things; 5x is for hunting down a screw that got away. The light helps a lot at the bench, which is always dim.
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Great for soldering small components and the LED lands exactly where you're looking. Four stars because the charging cable is short so I have to sit near the outlet, but the battery easily lasts the whole afternoon.
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My eyesight isn't what it was and reading had become a chore. With the 1.5x I can read for a good while without tiring. My daughter borrowed it for her sewing and nearly didn't give it back.
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I hand embroider and I'd stopped being able to pick out the small stitches. Now I can see the weave perfectly. I keep it on the second brightness level because the highest one glares off white fabric.
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Ship modelling, tiny parts. More than enough. Only thing is if you lean far forward it slides a bit; the band sorts that out.
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Hygienist. I wear it almost the whole shift and my neck thanks me, because that's where I used to feel it.
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Micropigmentation. I need neutral light and precision on hair strokes, and I've got both. I only wish the module tilted down a bit more, but angling my head sorts it.
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I repair phones. The flex connectors look fantastic through the 5x. Two months of daily use and the temple hinges are still firm.
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Microblading. Works really well and everything is sharp, but if you wear prescription glasses it's a tight fit. I wear contacts on treatment days and it's fine.
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I'm a dental student and it makes a real difference in preclinical labs. A few classmates have already asked me where I got it.
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Eighty-two years old and I'm back to doing my crosswords. It's light and my grandson showed me how to charge it, which was the part that worried me.
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Watch workshop. Being able to flip the lenses up without taking the whole thing off is what actually makes it practical day to day.
