Magnifier

A magnifier is a device or tool that is used to enlarge or magnify objects or text, making them easier to see and read. It is commonly used by individuals with visual impairments or for tasks that require detailed examination of small objects or fine print.

There are different types of magnifiers available, including handheld magnifiers, stand magnifiers, and electronic magnifiers. Handheld magnifiers are small, portable devices that can be held up to the object or text to be magnified. Stand magnifiers are larger and often have a built-in stand or handle for easier use. Electronic magnifiers, also known as video magnifiers or CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) systems, use a camera and display screen to magnify and display the image.

Magnifiers can be helpful in various situations, such as reading books, newspapers, or menus, examining small details in crafts or hobbies, or even for medical or scientific purposes. They come in different magnification strengths, ranging from 2x to 20x or more, depending on the specific needs of the user.

Overall, magnifiers are valuable tools for enhancing visibility and making objects or text more accessible to individuals with visual challenges.