YESWELDER True Color Auto Darkening Welding Goggles, Wide Shade Range 4/5-9/9-13 with Grinding, Welding Glasses Welder Mask Welding Helmet for TIG MIG ARC Plasma Cut

Now this little bad boy is what I’ve been looking for!Comfortable and works excellent out of the box. I haven’t looked at my millet helmet once since I got this. Great for tight jobs and very comfortable on as goggles with an integrated face mask.

I bought this set of goggles for welding under a vehicle with limited overhead space, where my regular welding helmet kept me from getting close to my work.I use this with it's optional face mask and a cloth welding balaclava for complete protection.

First off, these are not a replacement for a proper hood. However, if you are doing stuff like cages this can be very useful especially for tacking or short beads. Surprisingly good lens, coloring. I ditched the face plate and just wear the goggles. Again, this is just for very short tacks and runs where I would just be using safety squints otherwise because with a normal hood there was just not enough room. Two negatives; whoever designed the ergonomics of these goggles has never seen a human face before. They are crazy uncomfortable and poorly designed. Secondly, the controls are horribly placed and very easily self adjust if you nick anything. However, these things are absolutely worth the money and I am very happy with them.

I got this for a friend as a gift, and he likes it a lot. Before he would literally just weld with sunglasses, so now he won't be blind at 40. He uses them all the time and hasn't complained about them once.

These glasses / goggles work good. In the past I used the typical helmet, but it always caused me to sweat under it and made me a bit claustrophobic. I was also impressed how quicky it reponded to light and easy to see moving around etc when not in use. I like the tint when welding also, not that green stuff. Make sure you use the mask addon, unless you want red face..lol Bottom line: I recommend it. Yeswelder makes some good products and this is definitely one of them.

Goggles are nice and work well the face shield is kinda small everything is adjustable nice shield for small jobs

I thought this would be handy eye protection for arc welding. Unfortunately, even at the highest shade setting, it was too bright. My settings for a short test were maximum shade, maximum sensitivity, and minimum delay. The test weld was with .035 flux-cored wire and 3/16” mild steel. Even after a test of only few seconds, my eyes felt the excessive brightness. While the sensitivity and delay seemed to work okay, the lack of adequate shade prevented me from actually seeing the weld area. I then compared these goggles with my standard full welding hood, which worked fine. So, this is just not usable and in my opinion is dangerous. The manual specifies the goggles will go to shade 13, but I think it is much less and could result in eye injury. I double checked the CR2450 lithium disc battery to be sure it was putting out full voltage and it was fine.When I first received the goggles, I tried to do a test using the sun, which my other welding hoods work with. However, these goggles did not work properly in sunlight. Sometimes, it would darken and sometimes it would not. I contacted YesWelder support and was advised that these do not perform in sunlight due to ambient light issues. Next, I used a flint sparker to test the goggles and they appeared to work okay.These goggles come with a snap-on face shield. I found the shield awkward to install and remove.As received, the black silicone skirt on the goggles which provides a seal to the face and eyes was not fully installed in the recesses in the googles, so I had to fiddle with that to get the skirt properly installed.YesWelder support was helpful and responsive, but at the end of the day I am very uncomfortable with the product and would be concerned about eye injury. This is not an inexpensive product. You can purchase full automatic welding hoods that work quite well for less than the cost of these goggles. So, given all of the above, I have returned these to Amazon.The sensitivity

The YESWELDER auto-darkening goggles work decently for welding, with a good shade range for TIG/MIG/ARC. However, the comfort and fit could be improved—some users find them bulky. The lens reacts well but occasionally lags in low-light conditions. A fair mid-range option, but not the most durable. Could be better for the price.