12x55 High Definition Monocular Telescope and Quick Phone Holder-2021 Waterproof Monocular -BAK4 Prism for Wildlife Bird Watching Hunting Camping Travel Scenery

you can barely see as far as 200 meters that's it?! very disappointing , money wasted.

Good

It is a nice product value for money. thanks

Ich habe einige Ferngläser und Monokulare ausprobiert. Dieses ist preislich an die hundert Euro und es lohnt sich die Mehrausgabe im Vergleich zu den günstigen 12x60 um die 45 €! Ich nutze es beim Bogenschießen im Bereich bis zu 70m. Ich kann meine Pfeile/Nocken noch sehr gut erkennen. Dieses war bei den anderen nicht immer der Fall. Das Restlicht ist auch bei bewölktem Himmel ausreichend. Abgesehen nutze ich u.a. auch eine Schießbrille. Hier habe ich ich jetzt den perfekten passenden Begleiter im Turnier, was mit einem Fernglas immer etwas problematisch war. Natürlich gibt es auch kleine Nachteile! Es ist aber Jammern auf höheren Niveau. - Die kleinen Ösen für die Aufhängung von Tragebändern ist etwas dicht am Korpus. Hier muss mit ganz schmalen Schlüsselringen gearbeitet werden. Das Gute wiederum, es sind 2 vorhanden!

Gran nitidez de la imagen. Alcance fantástico. Cosas que a simple vista pasan inadvertidas, se ven con claridad. Lo recomiendo. Merece la pena. Estas son las primeras fotos y vídeo que he hecho. Ampliando un poco se elimina el efecto agujero que aparece al principio.

Clear and bright Focus

I’ve been an avid amateur photographer most of my life, owning expensive well-known equipment as well as taking a flier on not so well known equipment, including a fair number of monoculars and binoculars. I was intrigued by the specs on this 12x55 Gosky monocular and for the price thought it well worth ordering. I was surprised and quite pleased when it arrived. It’s essentially the right weight, size, brightness, ease of focus and accuracy of focus. It’s well-made and easy to hold while using the same hand to operate the top focus wheel, which is continuous, very smooth and does not rush through the places you may wish to stop the focus for the picture you want. I use Amazon’s return policy and send things back that I don’t like, and in my opinion, this is a keeper. The holder that comes with it for taking a picture with your smartphone through the monocular looked a little daunting, but when I got to the point of actually setting up my smartphone in it -- when you’ve done it once it’s quite simple, and after you’ve tightened the unit at the right place so its center hole is properly over your phone’s camera lens (easy to do because you’re looking at your phone screen while positioning it), then the next time you want to take pictures, you put the phone in the holder, slip the entire unit over the rear lens and it’s in the right position for pictures. Then while it’s on the monocular, you’re always looking at your phone screen to see where the monocular is pointing and the way the monocular focus wheel is adjusting, as well as being able to manipulate your phone’s zoom, or any other photo/video feature on your phone to your liking in connection with the picture you’re about to take. You can of course do that either hand-held or with the monocular on your tripod. In my view, the monocular alone is definitely worth the price and the five stars. In addition to Gosky’s smartphone attachment, I’ve added two things to their package which I think enhance its use. They’re both purchasable on Amazon. The first addition is to remedy what may be an issue for some (including me). The rear lens cap is completely removed from the monocular when it’s in use. (The front lens cap stays attached and drops down out of the way.) The issue is of course is what to do with the removed rear lens cap when using the monocular. For me, sooner or later, I’ll be distracted trying to get a picture, and when I’m done, I won’t have the slightest idea what I did with the cap. So I bought on Amazon a small package of Altura Lens Cap Holder Keepers which consist of an elastic circular strap that can be slipped around the front of the monocular and a nylon tether that reaches to the back lens cap and sticks to it with a small circular adhesive tab. Thus, you can just pull the cap off and let it hang from the monocular, or pull off the elastic strap with tethered cap and, for instance, put the elastic around your wrist. Altura Lens Cap Holder Keeper . The second addition is a three-item package from CamKix, consisting of: (1) a small hand-held button (Bluetooth paired to your smartphone, iPhone or android) attached to a wrist strap, that will activate the shutter for photo/video so you don’t have to press anything on your smart phone when it’s attached to the monocular (reducing any person-made vibration); (2) a 7 ½ inch hand-held monopole that screws into the monocular for convenience, plus it can also be opened into a (surprisingly sturdy) table-tripod which can be used for a smartphone by (3) using the included screw-on holder for your smart phone (group pictures of friends, etc.), further, the smartphone can also be used that way on the monopole just by shutting the tripod. CamKix Camera Shutter & Tripod .