YESWELDER Large View Auto Darkening Welding Helmet, Blue Light Blocking, 1/1/1/1 True Color Solar Powered Welder Hood Mask with 4 Arc Sensors, Wide Shade 3/5-9/9-13 for TIG MIG ARC CUT and GRIND
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Style: Cyberpunk
Features
- Advanced Eye Protection with Blue Light Blocking Technology: This welding helmet features cutting-edge Blue Light Blocking outer lens, shielding your eyes from harmful blue light during welding, protects your eyes by filtering out most of harmful high energy blue light rays while letting through the less harmful portion of the blue light spectrum. This ensures long-lasting eye comfort and safety, making it ideal for extended welding sessions
- Multi-Application: Wide shade range 3/5-9/9-13, covering most common welding processes, ideal for TIG, MIG, MMA (STICK), CUT & GRIND. Easily accommodates Magnifying Lenses for close-up work
- True Color & Clear View: This auto darkening welding helmet is equipped with a 3.93"X3.66" Large View, enjoys a True Color view with upgraded 1/1/1/1 optical clarity, improves visibility and reduced eye strain
- Fast Auto-darkening: Features 4 Arc Sensors for reliable arc detection, ultra-fast switching (1/30000 sec), and adjustable Sensitivity and Delay Controls for perfect performance
- Long Service Life: Powered by solar panel technology and replaceable CR2450 lithium battery. Solar panel can transform harmful arcs into electrical energy not only for longer life, but also provides support for energy conservation and environmental protection
- Comfortability & Durability: The pivoting headgear and breathable padding offer a lightweight, adjustable fit, reducing neck strain during long welding sessions. Combines professional-grade performance with a competitive price. Reinforced PP Materials with thicker design ensure exceptional durability and safety built to withstand rigorous welding applications
Brand: YESWELDER
Size: 3.93"x3.66"
Style: Cyberpunk
Color: Cyberpunk
Item Weight: 2.2 Pounds
Brand Name: YESWELDER
Model Number: LYG-M800H-CP
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: YESWELDER
Model Name: LYG-M800H-CP
Manufacturer Part Number: LY800H
Included Components: 1 x Replaced Lithium Battery, 1 x Storage Bag, 1 x Welding Helmet, 3 x Replacement Lens
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Material Type: PP
Size: 3.93"x3.66"
Item Weight: 2.2 Pounds
Style Name: Cyberpunk
Color: Cyberpunk
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: LYG-M800H
First time purchase of a welding helmet. I am an online and self taught hobbyist. I wanted an auto darkening, adjustable, reasonably priced unit. This helmet delivers that. Comfortable, not heavy, optics performed flawlessly with a great viewing area that I experienced. The tightening knobs on the sides of the helmet (to keep it flipped up) aren't the strongest in build, but do the job if you crank them down to the point you fear breaking them. Is it "pro" grade? I'd guess that the plastic shroud, headband and tightening knobs are not quite that robust, but the optics seem very much so. Great range of adjustment (I used a 100 watt clear glass incandescent bulb to simulate an arc light for initial testing) with adequate delay and darkness ranges. I've worn "pro" hard hats for quite some time so it's a fair comparison as far as suspension and adjustments. For the price? Fantastic value and I've got around 5 hours of welding (actual arc in use) and have had zero issues with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2025 by JamesKB2
Style: LYG-M800H
This is a quality find at a very reasonable price. I love the very fast bigger screen that will shut itself off when you set it down for 20 minutes. It has the usual electrical adjustments but what is really nice are the four different adjustments to the position of the helmet. I was able to adjust the helmet support so I could have goggles on over my bifocals all of the time I am welding. I can flip it up and grind without getting debris in my eyes. It is light enough, I can wear it for hours and just move through my projects with out taking it off and on.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Franko
Style: LYG-M800H-A
Bought this along with two other Yeswelder helmets and an ArcCaptain helmet. All of which have the larger viewing lens. I needed to see In real time if the helmet would work with my eyeglasses. So I bought all four to try on. My previous helmet was a cheaper YesWelder that had a smaller lens, fogged easily in humidity and I struggled to see my welds. This particular helmet has the same cheaper head strap design and tightening knob in the back. It works for me as a diy welder. The strap on every helmet I bought, arrived warped out of shape. It’s has ample room inside for my prescription glasses. I didn’t choose to keep this helmet but it seemed like a decent option for the price and the black yellow dot design was cooler in person than what I expected. I don’t really care for the yellowish tinted lens. For the price, this is a decent helmet overall. The helmet ended up choosing was the ArcCaptain seen in the last few pics. Better viewing area, more internal clearance, better adjustment knobs. The last pic shows the adjustment straps compared with YesWelder on the left and ArcCaptain on the right. Welded with the ArcCaptain last night and I can finally see my welds clearly.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by Joe Myers
Style: Blue Eagle
The color of this looks way better in person than the pictures. Used it today building a workbench in my shop. It worked just fine. The bigger lens makes visibility a lot better. I'm not a professional welder. But I've been building bumpers on my vehicles, workbenches, doing my own exhaust, building shelves and stuff like that for about 25 years. Today was my first day using it, hopefully it holds up
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by josh
Style: LYG-M800H
Good quality product Allow good sight of welding puddle
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026 by Yoav Golan
EDIT- Im pretty happy to report that yes welder reached out to me to ask me about the product and what happened. They offered me a full refund for the product since it seemed to be defective. They said they were sorry that this was my first impression and they hoped id give them another shot. You just dont see customer service like that anymore. They are apparently monitoring their reviews and taking action when things go wrong. That's almost unheard of these days. They didnt ask me to edit my feedback either. They just said they were sorry that was my first impression and they hoped the refund would convince me to try something else they make. I mean ... thats gold standard customer service thats what we all hope a company will do when we buy their product. For that alone they can have 5 stars back. Im just a hobby welder i fabricate things for me and friends so take my opinion with a grain of salt. HOWEVER, my father who taught me how to weld was a 40 year boilermaker and in the last 10 years of his welding career, an ICAR instructor certified, and the assistant dean of votec at a community college heading...you guessed it...the welding program. So im not coming from total ignorance here. One. The helmet is cheap. Yes thats nice. But its cheap for a reason. Two the head gear on this thing will break almost immediately. I had it for three weeks I think and it broke I used it maybe 4 days in those 3 weeks maybe 5. Which is like ok so immediately spending another 20 bucks at least on top of the cost of this helmet. Three the control knobs on the outside of the mask leave a lot to be desired. They dont stay put well, they are very fiddly and like to move on their own messing with your settings. As well, the selector switch for weld cut grind mode is very very cheaply made so flimsy I almost dont want to swap modes ever for fear of breaking it. 4 the lenses on the big face helmets are like 2 mm different than most which means if ypu aren't careful about lense replacements you end up with a Crack that let's gunk onto your main screen so..either have to get specific lenses or clean it a lot more. Other than that stuff, so far the actual shade seems to work fine. It's not the best it doesn't have the best sensitivity etc but its 50 bucks ya know for what it does it does it fine. It's just the fit and finish leave a lot to be desired. If I did it all again, id get a lincoln viking or a Jackson or hobart or Miller.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by Shots
Style: LYG-M800H
At first I thought it didn't work. I tested it by looking at the sun. It didn't shade. After messing with the settings it finally started to do something. But what it did was very confusing, when I blocked the sun with my hand the lens went dark and unblocked the sun it didn't shade, like you would think. It seemed to work opposite what it should, and it was consistent. I thought it was junk. I even started a return but figured I should test it welding. Sure enough, it worked as expected, and continued to. I works great, for now. So if yours seems to not work looking at the sun, be sure to test it welding. I just hope it lasts. It is quite flimsy when taking the lens out, its hard to hang on to. Basically a less than optimal design. If the lens easily came out the front in order to change the lenses, that would be better. It is comfortable and the shading can be adjusted too dark, which is good. Once I got the shading set right I could see the puddle very well. The battery is a bit difficult to get out too, just a flimsy plastic design. It would be nice if when you pushed on the battery it would pop out. But you have to dig and pull with your finger nails on this. Another thing that is less than optimal is the tension adjustments on the side to set the window where you like it. I had to tighten these down pretty hard to make it not fall lower than I like, and doing so it felt like they were about to break off or strip. Not sure how long that will last. So, over all, once set and don't change it much and be gentle how you hand it, I think its good. Probably about $25 over priced though, but what isn't these days.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024 by Tim
Style: LYG-M800H
Bought this 2 years ago. I am very satisfied. I dont weld professionally but this works as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 by Rick P