Monocular for Bird Watching Hunting with Low Night Vision AUCRSOZK 12x42 High Power Waterproof HD Monoculars Telescope with BAK4 FMC Prism for Adults Traveling Hiking - Black

My third attempt at buying a quality monocular/ small spotting scope and the first that has arrived intact and functioning! The features that attracted me were - reasonable weight for carrying everywhere, good magnification, 42mm objective lens as a compromise between the smaller 25mm models and the bulkier 50mm ones, wide 22mm eyepiece lens for light viewfinder and wider field of view, fmc coating, quality prism, good optical performance and good handling/protection. I also did not want any cheap extras such as mobile holder and mini tripod which just dilute the money that goes into the scope itself.This scope ticks all these boxes has excellent performance and enables me to just carry my 8x32 Hawke Frontier binos and access a bit of extra power for those occasions when a monocular is needed. Job done!

Bought this monocular for use on Summer holiday in Scotland. I used it to see Puffins and Fulmars and looking across Lochs. Very pleased with this monocular - good value for money, compact and lightweight for carrying around

I am quite a keen photographer and things being optically descent are a must - this item fits the bill and at the price it's probably worth buying an extra item just to leave in the car.

Excellent viewing easy to use feels nice in the hand very good product fits in a small bag to take on holiday ect

It takes a little time getting used to the one eye setup but it does work very well and is comfortable to use. Zoom isn’t massive but good enough for going about site seeing or bird watching etc. Easy to use, the focus at the top works very well and helps pick out detail splendidly. This lovely little telescope is well made and sturdy, compact and fits easily into the pocket when out and about. Rubber covers that cover each end to protect lenses and has a little bag to put it in when not in use.I felt it was quite easy to grip and very comfortable in the hand. It also comes in a smart little box making it easy to wrap if gifting. As mentioned earlier, it's great for bird watching, fishing, concerts or the theatre. At the price offered this is unbelievably good value and would make a lovely Christmas present. I highly recommend it. I have been trying 2 weeks for a monoscope as advertised and bought 3 at different times and the specifications regarding magnification were nothing like they should have been.The quality of the optics and the body of this zoom monocular is remarkable, especially for the price I paid for them. I took them with me on the family trip to Scotland, and I was impressed by the clear view of the scenery and wildlife. The reason I have decided to replace them with a zoom monocular telescope is to adjust the viewing. I have also noticed that image quality is better on this monocular telescope probably because they are a new generation of monoculars. I will recommend you to my friends, family or anyone interested!

This 12x42 monocular/telescope, provided by Aucrsozk, is a bit of a revelation for me. Binoculars are always a pain to carry around when off hiking, being bulky and not too light. Having tried pocket binoculars before, what you gain in portability, you tend to lose in ease of use and field of vision.Weighing in at 265g (a little over 9oz in old money) it comes with a pre-attached lens cover and a separate eye piece lense cover to protect the vital components when in transit. There is a handstrap which can easily be attached and a tripod connector built in, if required.In use, it has a non-slip feel and fits easily in the hand, with the focal length being adjusted by the wheel on top. All possible via one hand. Being a glasses wearer, the eye piece can also be adjusted, which is essential. The optics seem good too. With a 42mm aperture, it captures a good amount of light (so can be used for basic astronomy - although you will need to seat this on a tripod for optimal night sky watching), and the images, when focused correctly, are crisp and clear.Overall, I am really impressed and is great value for money.

This is a neat piece of kit and the build quite good.I found it a little on the heavy side for me when holding it for lengthy periods of time and as a result of that I had difficulty steadying the telescope. I didn’t find the wrist loop of much help and I had to use a paperclip to connect the cord to the Telescope.I did try it out at night to try to see Jupiter as it is currently quite close to Earth. It took a while to get the focus directly onto this planet but obviously the distance was too far for this telescope to get a clear view. However, I could see the ring around Jupiter albeit it very shaky.Price? Because it is a sturdy piece of equipment, I would say the price reflects this but the weight is a negative for me

This mono-scope is good and well made, I love the fact is comes with a bag to keep it in and has plenty of options, you can either hand hold it or on the bottom it has a tripod mount as well.The front lens cap cover flips down and stay attached so it doesn't get lost and then the eye end cover comes off completely so it doesn’t hang in your way. Also, at the eye end you eye piece can be adjusted to suit your eye focus and then on the side of the scope is the main distance focus which goes from 12x to 42x magnification.Overall, It’s a good scope and a nice set, the only downside is at £44.99 currently its way to expensive as others are cheaper or have better magnification ranges.If you have found this review helpful, please hit the helpful button as this inspires me to write more.