🔥 YESWELDER True Color Solar Powered Auto Darkening Welding Goggles: Enhanced Vision & Safety for TIG MIG MMA Plasma Welding with 2 Sensors Review

This product is an interesting novelty but honestly don't buy it for welding. You will go blind yourself within seconds. That's a really cool idea, but without the option to increase the hue value, it's pretty much useless. Especially with TIG, the arc is too bright for this and other types of welding and without a protective mask you would go crazy. They're cheap enough that I'll keep them with me if the family gets curious about what I'm doing in the garage, but I couldn't weld even a few…

These gogels are just a cat's ass for potholders. I wouldn't use them for a long bead because you'll get UV burns, but they're great for quick tacking or plug welding. The full color function is also good. I bought a full face helmet with this feature. There doesn't seem to be an issue with the lens color, but for me it helps my old eyes see better to stay in line. I recommend this if nothing else to try out the full color feature at a very good price. I've been using them for a year, no…

. I bought these just in case anyone wants to help with small projects. My dad used them more than me when welding my trailer, he preferred them to a full face helmet. I used them when teaching my wife to weld and they did a great job. They would be great if the shade was adjustable but for the price and size I can't complain. Be aware that you can burn yourself even if your eyes are protected. The other day I cooked a cart without a jacket because it was "quick work". In fact, for the next few

If you plan to weld, you should wear a welding helmet for face and eye protection and other personal protective equipment. Don't skimp, be smart, be safe. These goggles work great and darken and lighten as quickly as a welding helmet and adequately protect your eyes if you are an observer. Very little charging is required, and if you're working outdoors this won't be a problem. We weld indoors and haven't had any problems. They are perfect for me as I teach my son MIG fillet and groove welding…

This is a review of cheaper welding goggles. The ones without adjustments. I think they have a place in your welding cabinet for very specific situations. I do most of the welding work lying on my back under a jacked up car. Sometimes it's impossible to find a spot where I can see a weld in a helmet. I used to have to adjust the burner according to the old scheme, turn my head, close my eyes and pull the trigger. And it will always end up with a slightly misplaced weld and all the other bad…