Usogood 10X42 Monocular Telescope High Power, Monoculars for Adults with BAK4 Prisms and FMC Lens, Compact Waterproof Monocular for Bird Watching Hiking Camping with Hand Strap Black

For the price this is a really good value, and a great addition for birdwatching. I keep mine in my car so it’s instantly available. The Monocular is very sturdy and good value, light and easy to hold, and the focussing wheel is easier than the ones on the barrel itself. The optics are clear and bright. I have an expensive scope which is great but for handiness this Monocular is good. I have used other more expensive Monoculars but this one gives a better performance than they did. I would recommend this for anyone, particularly I think for someone who may find it difficult to hold a full pair of binoculars

I was pretty sceptic about those binoculars to be totally honest. Recently I bought another, similar product and I was really disappointed with it. Finally I decided to return it and order a better quality one. The main purpose for the binoculars for me is the family use case. We travel quite a lot and I always wanted to have a decent quality binoculars.When I unpacked them I straight away noticed that the quality is much better than the ones I used before. Also the attached accessories make a huge difference (stable tripod, phone holder).These binoculars are pretty light and not too big (too big for my kids, although they still like them!). It's easy to focus and feel pretty robust. They have a good gripping surface and effective lens rubber protection. As of the phone holder, initially it was a little challenging to mount and focus at the same time, but later it become straight forward.In overall, those are very good binoculars (even for those who wear glasses), really easy to use, well made and excellent viewing. I highly recommend!

Value for money spent nice size and not too bulky.

I took a punt on this monocular as it was so reasonably priced, I didn't really expect much for the price but am very pleasantly surprised, in fact I'm thrilled with it. I have a problem with the vision in my left eye (macular pucker) and as I enjoy birdwatching and wildlife and nature viewing this has been a growing problem using my quite expensive binoculars. I decided to try this monocular as I end up closing one eye anyway.I'm delighted with how lightweight and compact it is, easily slipping in my bag, it even fits the pocket of my cargo pants. It fits snugly in my hand and the hand strap is genius, once I got used to it. Its easy to adjust and focus and the clarity is great.My only slight criticism is the two lens covers are a little loose fittng and I fear I may lose them The larger one has a small tab to keep it attached but it still comes off a little too easily.Overall its a great quality piece of kit which I will use loads, as its so easy to walk with it either in my hand ready to lift to my eye the second I spot something, or in my pocket, around my neck in the supplied little neck pouch.

Blown away by how good this monocular is. Have had a couple of different ones from amazon that all went back, then saw so done with one of these, tried it, and bought one. The one finger focus is brilliant, what's great about this unit is it less far more light in than others, so image is clearer and it's easier to use looking into shade. If you're looking for a budget but usable monocular look no further. This one for the price is phenomenal

Good quality for the price. Perfect for looking at birds etc. close up. Obviously, not as powerful as binoculars but the price reflects this.

The media could not be loaded. I've literally had this monocular for less than an hour and I'm already OBSESSED! The clarity is incredible, and the sheer distance it covers is insane. I can CLEARLY differentiate trees on the horizon (roughly 3.2km/2miles away) and almost read a clock tower 2.7km away. Close up is great too, as I can easily follow small birds around the lawn from the 2nd floor windows without having to awkwardly lean back to keep them in the minimum distance range (I had to do this with our ancient binoculars). Also had a look into some shady hedge and tree nooks and branches are clearly visible despite the gloom. This has all been in optimum summer early evening light, but from the sharpness and great colour quality, I'm guessing it'll perform great on overcast days too.The adjustable eye cup is fab as I have great eyesight, but my parents both wear glasses so they can comfortably use it too. The compensation focus ring aka. diopter ring to adjust focus (if your left and right eyes differ) is between the eyepiece and the central focus ring, is easily accessible and adjustable with one hand. Its lightweight build makes it almost unnoticeable in your hand while using it and the body has a good, smooth rubber coating so the whole thing is grippy. I don't think I'll be using the additional hand strap, as the lanyard attached to the tripod plug works just fine for me. Carry case is very basic, but a good solid neoprene with velcro fastener and a loop on the back for belt attachment. Strap is a little cheap feeling, but on full extension I can wear it cross-body quite easily without it getting stuck under my armpits (I am CHONKY, so this is saying something)My only gripe so far is the lens cover catch thing... While the cover/cap itself fits solidly, the little wedge 'clip' that holds it to the body is too loose to just flip the cap off and leave it dangling. However, they eye cap fits onto the lens cap perfectly, so you can sandwich the two together and pop them into the carry case/pocket/bag/wherever you're least likely to lose it.4.5 stars in total as I'm sure there are much higher quality scopes out there/nothing is 100% prefect BUT for the price and simplicity of use, this will be everything and more for the average bird watcher/long-distance viewer.PHOTOS:The tree in the centre of the lens is 420m (1338ft) away - my phone camera does NOT do the clarity justice. You WILL need a phone attachment device if you want to use this monocular for photo/video.The rubber body is easy to hold in a medium sized hand, and the coating allows me to mark my diopter preferences and which direction is 'close' and 'far' focusing (because I forget these things)Video shows how the lens and eye caps pop together if my description confused anybody!

The quality is amazing, comfortable to hold and not too heavy yet the clarity is equal to that of a stupidly priced leading brand which is a few thousand to buy. I am really pleased, feel quite smug knowing I have the same magnification capabilities in my hand but for a minuscule fraction of the price!Comes with a case, cover caps, wrist loop and instructions.