35mm Slide and Film Viewer, Negative Viewer, Desk Top LED Lighted Illuminated Viewing, 3X Magnification, USB Powered

I've had it about three weeks and have viewed several hundred slides from the 1980s and 1990s. So far it's been nearly perfect.I had concerns before buying it. I read reviews about all the slide viewers including this one. All of them had complaints about major problems with slides sticking, about the image not being large enough, and about it not bring bright enough. None of those have been problems for me.Slides do once in a while stick inside the viewer, but simply jiggling the eject button and sometimes holding the viewer upside down has solved the problem. It hasn't happened often, and it might have been because I didn't press the eject button forcefully enough. I'm still experimenting with that.Brightness is not a problem. It's very bright. The image is clear and easy to see. Some reviews complain about 3" being too small, but I think it's a good compromise. A larger viewer would be less convenient to hold (though it won't matter as much to people who use it on a desk).Overall, I wonder why I didn't buy one of these decades ago.

I have had numerous slide viewers over the years, but this one is the best I’ve tried. It’s 3X magnification, the color is sharp, and it bright. I like the idea that it has a release button that drops the current slide into a tray which holds about 10 slides so you don’t have to take each one out one at a time. Very happy with this slide viewer. When you are looking for a particular slide this beats getting out a slide projector.

The viewer was fine, but was dropped or something before it got here. The little plastic tabs that hold it together were broken off so it won't stay snapped together. Not at all the vendor's fault. Slide Viewer is good. Super glued it.

Nice and bright - well made very reliable ... the early vintage 70's one I replaced due to a battery leak (thanks Everready!) required you push the slide down to activate the light. Here you have a light switch as well as the option for USB power.

This is perfect for what I bought it for. I wanted to look at some very old family slides. My only complaint is that when ejecting the slide, it frequently gets stuck in one corner, and I have to go in with tweezers to get the slide out. It got annoying after a while and I quit looking at slides. Function wise it does what it's supposed to.

View of the slide was sharp and clear. Easy to operate. If a slide didn’t eject all the way, we just turned the unit over and hit the eject button again- that only happened once out of four carousels worth of slides and was likely due to pushing the button too softly the first time.

Did Not Do Anything, with the negative. Could not uses it at all, to view, my negatives, completely useless.

The only problem I found is that sometimes the button to let the slide drop out does not remove the support completely and it is necessary to tilt or shake the slide viewer in order to free the space so you can put in the next slide you want to view. It should not be too difficult to modify the design so that slides drop out easily at every shot !!!