80x100 Monocular-Telescope High Powered for Smartphone Monoculars for Adults High Definition Monocular Telescope for Stargazing Hunting Wildlife Bird Watching Travel Camping Hiking

The media could not be loaded. Bottom line, for the price point of this monocular, it's a great value for a clear scope for things like bird watching, hunting, and other activities. You can get a nice clear look at the moon (don't look at the sun!) but it's not something you'd use to look at the planets, for example. The 80x zoom may be mislabeled, but the convenience, size, and phone mount are very nice touches.I liked the construction. It feels sturdy and durable. The fine and course adjustment knobs were easy to use and produced a crisp image. The adjustable eyepiece makes it easy to use with or without glasses. It had plastic loops to attach the eyepiece cover to the scope body, but there wasn't a string included. This is the same as the pictures, but would make an easy DIY addition.The accessories, unfortunately, are the weakest point. The tripod and phone mount are just plastic, and so the adjustments have a tendence to slip or drift, but work generally well. The phone mount is very versatile, but the setup is not great for a heavy smartphone. I normally use a Galaxy Z-Fold 3, but that was very wobbly. I had an older Galaxy S8+ around though, which worked MUCH better (see video).In fact, the weight of the scope is enough to release the tripod to pivot pretty easily. It's fine if it's balanced well, but if you're at a steep angle, it might slip on you. Luckily, it's a universal mount, so you can definitely use it with a better tripod. I attached it to a small Targus tripod and it worked great, giving a nice stable view. The one thing that I found nice about it though it that it folds up neatly into a little handle.Other accessories include a carrying case, wrist strap that attaches to the tripod mount, and a couple cleaning wipes. Instructions are simple, with little to no assembly required.Overall, good value for the price point -- I recommend this for something affordable and easy, but I wouldn't take it to any competitions or use for professional photography.

It's ok. View is washed out a bit.Most interesting is that no details, I.e. magnification etc are printed in the material, the box, or the monocular. I have no idea if I got what I ordered.

Just got this. The listing says 80x. Not even close. My 35x compact binoculars are similar to or better than this thing's magnification. The listing is deceptive. Or, as we say around these parts… a flat out lie.

It is certainly not 80x and the view in the center is fine but the edges are all blurry and its very annoying. Sucks I missed my return window and now i am stuck with it.

Pretty good quality. It works as advertised. I don’t really see any flaws or have anything to say about it besides it working👍.

This has potential, but the design is poor. There's no way to make it stable enough to actually take pictures at that distance. i really wanted it to work, but I couldn't figure out how to.

Works well

Good monocular. Tripod stand okay, needs better weight to balance with cell phones.