Pankoo 16X52 Monocular Telescope, 2025 High Power Prism Compact Monoculars for Adults Kids, HD Monocular Scope for Bird Watching Hiking Concert Travelling, D-Black

Good quality! Nice two position tripod.mount for cell phone is good quality and holds phone well.lens caps for both sides.Two focus ability. Fits well back in shipping box. Be aware that the monocular is round, pictures taken are a circle. Kinda cool😊

Ease of setup:Came already set upand was ready to use.Zoom capability:Zoom capability is very clear in my opinion. Can actually see objects without holding it directly close to the eye.Clarity:Just as the pictures have shown. It shows really clear with little to no blur.

I am very satisfied with the monoscope, love its zoom feature, compact size, and clear images. It is well-suited for hiking, travel, and wildlife observation. I highly recommend, good quality for an affordable price.

The price seems to be right for a x16 magnification mono scope. Great for general purpose use, and if you accidentally drop it into boiling hot springs or over canyon edge, just buy another one! The object is clear and free of any lens distortion. Object brightness is comparable to naked eye. The eye piece adjustment ring (-/+) for adjusting diopter for your eyes is quick and need 2 hands for handling. The larger ring, or the distance focus far away object quick enough to have fun with this monocular. However, the 52mm view is fairly small, so your hand movement translating to more jiggled view. But for the price, this is an easy way to bring your eye closer to that fleeting animal.

Awesome little telescope! Worth it!

La distancia de enfoque es muy corta

The media could not be loaded. I bought this as a gift for my son because I love taking him fishing and exploring the outdoors. He’s been asking me for a monocular to get a better look at the scenery and wildlife by the river, so I finally decided to get him this one.At first, I thought it was so affordable that the quality might not be great, and even if it broke, it wouldn’t be a big deal. But to my surprise, it’s actually really durable! My son has dropped it several times, and it still works perfectly fine—no issues at all.It’s also super easy to use, with no complicated setup or learning curve. My son was thrilled with it right away. He says it’s lightweight and comfortable to hold, and it fits easily in his pocket, so he doesn’t have to worry about losing it out in the wild.He’s really impressed with the image quality, too. He can see everything clearly—birds in the trees, distant forests, you name it. Sometimes he just takes it out to enjoy the scenery and watch wildlife, and it’s become a great way for him to relax and enjoy his time outdoors.Overall, this monocular is a great deal. It’s affordable, well-made, and easy to use. It even comes with a nice little carrying pouch, which my son loves. If you’re looking for a reliable and budget-friendly telescope monocular for outdoor adventures, I’d definitely recommend this one!

I Feel that i MUST write this review.If you are cheap, and you want a scope for cheap, then you will be happy buying this product. It is not junk, it is not garbage, but what I can tell you is IT IS NOT QUALITY. How do I know? Well I also bought the bushnell legend HD ultra 10x42. It cost $180.00. I can tell you, the pankoo brand copied the bushnell.They look similar, and although "cheaper" the pankoo would probably take a beating to some degree. its quite a bit lighter than the bushnell. The rating of this pankoo is supposed to be 40x60. There is no way on earth this lens size and zoom are accurate. At full zoom, the pankoo does not produce an image neither more zoomed in nor closer to the target than the high quality optics of the bushnell. The image is practically the exact same zoom, i couldn't see the difference at all- (and yes, i know about the zoom adjustment knob on the pankoo) and its much easier to see with the enhanced optics of the better one.I Admit, i was cheap, i wanted this cheaper one to zoom farther than the one i bought for 180.00 but, it does not. The claim is 40x60, and the funny thing is that looking at both optics, the largest lens is actually my 10x42 rated one. The picture/image quality of the Bushnell is noticeably better, by quite a bit actually. Look I'm not a stockholder of bushnell, but if you are on the fence about saving over a hundred bucks, don't do it. Buy the better one. As of the day of this writing, the price has come down ten bucks.