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MagicFiber Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Glasses Cleaner, Eyeglass Wipes, 6pk

By MagicFiber

8.9Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

Six 6 by 7 inch polyester and polyamide cloths with fused saw-tooth edges, useful as the cheap backstop in every bag and dangerous if you treat it as step one.

  • Six cloths at 6 by 7 inches (15 by 18 cm), sized for optics rather than general cleaning
  • Polyester and polyamide microfiber weave marketed as non-abrasive and safe for coated lenses,...
  • Specially fused saw-tooth edge intended to prevent fraying, the usual failure point on budget...
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Best fitBest Budget Option
CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandMagicFiber
Catalog score8.9 / 10

Product overview

MagicFiber Microfiber Cleaning Cloths (6 pack): What to Know

Be honest about what a cloth is and is not. Used after the blower, on a lens with no grit left on it, a fine microfiber weave lifts dust, oil and fingerprints without abrasive action, and six of them for the price of a coffee means you can keep one in every bag, one at the desk and one in the car. Used as the first thing you reach for, on a lens that has been outdoors, it is the most likely item in this guide to leave a permanent mark on a coating, because you are pressing grit into glass.

The cloths are 6 by 7 inches (15 by 18 cm), made from the synthetic polyester and polyamide blend that defines microfiber, with a specially fused saw-tooth edge intended to stop fraying, which is the usual failure point on cheap cloths. The weave is marketed as safe for coated eyeglass lenses, camera optics, phone OLED screens and televisions, and that breadth is genuinely the appeal, it is the one item here you will use on things that are not cameras.

Two gaps we will not fill with guesses. MagicFiber does not publish a GSM figure for this specific 6-pack, and the 300 to 400 GSM range quoted around the brand refers to its general-purpose cleaning cloths, not these small optics cloths, so we are not attributing a density to this SKU. And the maintenance point nobody puts on the packaging: a microfiber cloth is a consumable. Once it has absorbed oil it redistributes oil, so wash them without fabric softener, which clogs the fibres, and retire any cloth that has been used on something gritty.

Key Listed Features

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Six cloths at 6 by 7 inches (15 by 18 cm), sized for optics rather than general cleaning

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Polyester and polyamide microfiber weave marketed as non-abrasive and safe for coated lenses, camera optics and OLED screens

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Specially fused saw-tooth edge intended to prevent fraying, the usual failure point on budget cloths

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Sold in 6, 13 and 30 packs on separate ASINs, with an extra-large screen cloth as a different product

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Can a microfiber cloth scratch a lens?

The cloth itself is non-abrasive, that is the point of the fine weave. What scratches a coating is whatever is trapped between the cloth and the glass, either dust still on the lens or grit embedded in a cloth from a previous job. Both failure modes are about procedure rather than product: blow the lens first, and keep optics cloths separate from the ones that clean anything else.

Dry or with fluid?

Dry works for dust and light smudges once the loose particles are gone. For fingerprints or oily residue, a dry cloth tends to spread the oil into a wider haze, which is where the pre-moistened wipes in this guide earn their place. If you prefer a bottle, apply fluid to the cloth and never directly onto the lens, so liquid cannot run past the edge of the front element into the barrel.