The Haotor magnifying glass with light and stand is a floor-standing LED magnifier lamp sold on Amazon UK.
Prices checked on Amazon UK, 7 November 2026.
The Haotor magnifying glass with light and stand is a floor-standing LED magnifier lamp sold on Amazon UK. The listing describes a 5-inch main lens at 12X with a built-in 30X spot lens, a 20-inch flexible gooseneck, an adjustable-height metal pole and a heavy metal base, plus LED lighting with 5 colour modes and dimming from 10% to 100%. It is aimed at reading, sewing, cross-stitch, diamond painting, miniature painting, model building and other close work, and the seller pitches it as a gift for older relatives. When we checked on 7 November 2026, it (ASIN B0HFWM2Q34, black) was £89.99 on Amazon UK, new and in stock, sold by Haotor and dispatched from Amazon. This review-style post covers this one product only and sticks to what the Amazon UK listing says. We have not tested it ourselves. Below you will find the key specs, what the listing leaves out or contradicts, who it suits, and answers to questions people search for about magnifying lamps. Prices change often, so check the live price before you buy.
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Best overall: Haotor 30X 12X Magnifying Glass with Light and Stand, model ME908, black (£89.99). A floor magnifier lamp with a 5-inch lens, 20-inch gooseneck and dimmable 5-mode LED light, according to the listing.
What the Amazon UK listing says
Magnification: a 5-inch main lens described as 12X, with a smaller built-in 30X spot lens for fine detail. The lens material is listed as acrylic.
Lighting: LED "daylight" lamp with 5 colour modes and brightness from 10% to 100%. A short press steps through 10 brightness levels and a long press dims steplessly. The lamp remembers your last setting. The seller says the light is flicker-free. Controls are silicone buttons on the head.
Stand and reach: a 20-inch flexible gooseneck, a metal pole adjusted by a rotary knob with no tools, and a metal base. The listing gives a base height of 23–29 inches and an overall height of up to 49 inches.
Power: power source listed as DC, rated voltage 110V–220V. Batteries are not required.
In the box (as listed): 1 LED magnifying lamp, 1 metal base, 2 metal tubes (1 detachable rod, 1 rotating rod), 1 wipe cloth and 1 user manual.
Key specs (from the listing)
Brand: Haotor Model number: ME908 (manufacturer part number DW-KJ01) Colour: Black Magnification: 12X main lens, 30X spot lens Lens size: 5 inch Lens material: Acrylic Light: LED, 5 colour modes, 10%–100% dimming Gooseneck: 20 inch Height: up to 49 inch (base height 23–29 inch) Rated voltage: 110V–220V Power source: DC Batteries required: No Plug / power adapter in box: – Lumens: – Wattage: – Weight: – Warranty: –
Why some specs are a dash
The listing does not give brightness in lumens, wattage, weight or a warranty term. The "in the box" list does not mention a plug, power adapter or cable, so we cannot say how it is powered out of the box. We have not used the star rating on the page, because it was based on a single rating when we checked.
Who it suits
This lamp suits people who do close hobby work or reading in a chair and want hands-free magnification with built-in light, for example cross-stitch, diamond painting, miniature painting, jewellery or model making. The floor stand means it does not take up desk space.
Things to check before you buy
Magnification claims: the product details list "30 x" as the magnification strength, but the main 5-inch lens is 12X. The 30X figure applies only to the small spot lens. Very high X numbers on large lenses are hard to compare across brands, because many makers quote magnification differently from dioptres.
Lens material: the bullets call it an "HD optical" lens, but the specs list the lens material as acrylic, not glass.
Power: check how the lamp is powered before you order, since no adapter or plug appears in the listed box contents.
Name: the title says "magnifying glass", but this is a floor-standing magnifier lamp, not a handheld glass.
Price: £89.99 is towards the upper end for an own-brand LED floor magnifier on Amazon UK. Other floor magnifier lamps are sold for less, so compare lens size and magnification before you buy.
Seller: sold by Haotor and dispatched from Amazon.
Prices note
The £89.99 price above is the Amazon UK new buy-box price for B0HFWM2Q34 that we saw on 7 November 2026, with free delivery shown. Amazon prices change often, so use the See price on Amazon button to check the current price and stock before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
What is a magnifying lamp?
A magnifying lamp combines a magnifying lens with a built-in light, usually on an arm or stand, so you can see small details hands-free. This Haotor model is a floor-standing version with a 5-inch 12X lens, a 30X spot lens and a dimmable LED light on a 20-inch gooseneck.
How to use a magnifying lamp?
Set the stand height, bend the gooseneck so the lens sits over your work, then move the lens closer or further until the detail is in focus. On this Haotor lamp you adjust the pole height with a rotary knob and change brightness and colour mode with the buttons on the head.
What is the strongest magnifying glass with light?
Strength is usually quoted as an X figure or in dioptres, and brands measure it differently, so numbers are not always comparable. This listing quotes 12X for its 5-inch main lens and 30X for a small spot lens. Higher magnification normally means a smaller area in focus.
What is the best magnifying glass for seniors?
It depends on the task and on eyesight. For reading or crafts in a chair, a stand-mounted lamp like this one keeps your hands free. For low vision such as macular degeneration, ask an optometrist or low-vision clinic which magnification suits you before buying.
Is a magnifying glass concave or convex?
A magnifying glass uses a convex lens, which bends light inwards so close objects look larger. The Haotor lamp uses an acrylic lens rather than glass, according to the listing.
