very well made threader, seems like it wont fall apart after a few uses like some of them. The only thing that could make it better would be a small magnifying glass to go over the needle. lol then it would be perfect.

I like the light on the wire, making it easier to get the needle eye threaded. I would have liked the wire replaceable. I fear it may. not be rooted well enough. So far, using it everyday, week and a half, it's been fine.

Wow, I love this new "toy". I had several new dusters I had to hem and I spent more time trying to thread the needle than I did actually sewing. I simply longer see well enough to thread the needle. With this LED threader, I no longer had trouble seeing. I love it!

This product was sturdy enough to thread the smallest eye of the needle and not break. I have purchased many needle threaders and they have broken within a few uses. This one is still doing the job, after many times of use.

My 92 year old mom loves this. My 68 year old sister does too!

always better to see the eye of needles with its own light.

I'm very impressed with the Dritz LED Retractable Needle Threader! This clever little tool makes threading needles so much faster and less frustrating, especially when working with small needle eyes or darker fabrics. The built-in LED light is a game changer—it provides great visibility exactly where you need it, making sewing much easier on the eyes. I also really appreciate the retractable design, which keeps the delicate wire protected when not in use. It feels thoughtfully designed and convenient to carry around in a sewing kit. The added features—like the comfortable finger grips and built-in thread cutter—make it even more practical and user-friendly. Overall, this threader is a handy, well-designed tool that simplifies a tedious task and adds a touch of modern convenience to sewing. I would definitely recommend it to beginners and experienced crafters alike!

The light is not too bright so still have trouble threading the needle. Otherwise younger eyes it might work for. But expensive for plastic and probably won't last long.

I thought I'd like this item, but it is a bit clunky, so it's not for me. There seems to be a right and wrong way to hold it. I say this because the threader isn't centered on the plastic case. It is attached to where the threader is either flat on the surface or it sits higher off the surface. I'm not sure Im explaining this correctly, so I'll include a photo to help. The slit for the threader is beneath the light. It is just kinda awkward.

The metal piece is so flimsy that it won't go through every needle. The light puts a glare on the needle so is not as helpful as I envisioned.