Best Grain Focuser?

I've been using an inexpensive Bestwell grain focuser for years in my B&W darkroom and I think it's time to move on. So my question: What's the best grain focuser? I see that the Omega Peak is the most expensive. Is it worth $450.00? Looking for your advice. Thanks.

When I had a darkroom (back in the early '80s) I used a Paterson grain focuser:

 

Paterson Micro Focus Finder PTP643 B&H Photo Video

 

It always worked great. I can't see paying $400+ for one.

I own and love an Omega Peak. I bought it 30+ years ago and while it was expensive, it was worth it.

I've been using an inexpensive Bestwell grain focuser for years in my B&W darkroom and I think it's time to move on. So my question: What's the best grain focuser? I see that the Omega Peak is the most expensive. Is it worth $450.00? Looking for your advice. Thanks.

I like it but I only paid $10 for it. I sold it with my entire color darkroom equipment.

The tall Paterson grain-viewer is as good as anything else. I used one for years and always got pin-sharp prints with it.

 

The short version works just as well, but the taller one is more comfortable to view.

I have a Paterson one, and a French ‘scoponet’ which has a slightly higher magnification. I find the Paterson one as easy to use, and the cross hairs are easier to focus/ adjust. I also use a big magnifying glass for the corners. Whilst you cannot focus on the grain, it is surprisingly accurate when checked with a grain focuser. I always focus onto a scrap piece of paper too.

Presently there are two on eBay for about than 1/2 that amount.