Telescope Phone Adapter, Unviersal Cell phone Mount Compatible Binoculars, Monocular, Microsope, Spotting Scope, Telescope, Smartphone Holder Clip Bracket fits almost of Mobile phones

A good little gadget, easy to use.

I bought this because I wanted a iPhone mount for a Heine Delta one dermatascope. I found the Heine one wasn’t sufficient to support the phone and the weight of it pulled the phone and scope apart. This mount is excellent as a substitute with one exception. Once the phone and the scope are in place it is impossible to adjust the lens to suit the position on the scope. May be perfect for a another type of scope, just not for the Heine one

Amazing bit of kit .fits all binoculars

I've tried a few mobile phone attachment gadgets to use with my telescope/digiscope . The adjustable alignment type can be fiddly and time consuming to fit and when you do get to snap a pic your subject has flown or the gadgets moved out of alignment!! This design definitely fits on the scope eyepiece easily with the chosen supplied collar and stays in place .. however I found this one left a small gap between the eyepiece and the lens of the phone camera which permits light to detract from the shot .. maybe it was my scope or my phone design but I will continue to search for a similar interface that has an adjustment to mate the eyepiece and phone lens together with no gap ...

Grips phone ok, grips scope ok. Impossible to get them both in position and will not go flush against each other. If straight they have to sit the thickness of the phone holder and the stem apart. This makes for a small circular picture on the phone which is very faint due to light entering the gap. This pathetic picture is then constantly vibrating and impossible to keep central as this device is not doing the one thing it's meant to which would be to hold both together firmly. To cap it off it is impossible to get to the fingerprint sensor on the phone when the screen turns off during all the fiddling or accidental pressing of side buttons. Useless and you'll miss the thing you wanted view or photograph.

Great product, here’s a few results from 35 feet away today. Easy to use and I’m really pleased, good price too.

This adapter does not work well with my iPhone 15 Pro and 8x32 binoculars. I had to remove my phone from its case or it fell out of the holder, which is too shallow and weak to grip the phone plus case. Lining up the phone camera with the eyehole was fiddly, and even with the screw tightened, the phone keeps slipping slightly and mis-aligning with the eyehole. The adapter can be adjusted to fit a range of eyepieces; however, my binoculars have rubber cuffs around the eyeholes to make them easier to use with glasses, and this makes it difficult to attach the adapter to the binoculars - I did manage to fit it by pushing it right on as far as it would go before tightening the screw, but it slipped out of place easily. The eyehole of the adapter doesn't seal tight to the binoculars, so light leaks in between the binoculars and the phone lens, causing a haze around the image. The whole thing feels flimsy and wobbly, and the image through the lens is poor due to light leakage and instability. Sadly this adapter does not work for me, and was not worth the money. It might be useful if you have a tripod setup and can spend time adjusting it just right and then don't move anything, but it really doesn't work with binoculars when you're walking around.

It works as expected. Easy to use and Good product and value.

If you have a phone and already have a pair of binoculars then this is a quick (and affordable) way to take some photos that will astound you. Of course, the quality of the photos can only be as good as: - The quality of the camera on your phone - The quality of the binoculars - Your ability to adjust them to their best performance level. The most difficult thing is to take your time is setting it up up. You well also need a tripod and a mount for the binoculars because this is going to be nearly impossible to use handheld. The adjustment to hold the mount on the eyepiece was fairly easy even with the Nikon's rubber eyecups. The rest is a bit of a logic puzzle to get the correct lens of the phone to align with the focal point of the binocular. To eliminate the circular sort of photos you see taken with many phones, just use your phone's zoom to fill the frame. Once all is adjusted you just use the binocular's focus adjustment. The photo I include was taken with Nikon Monarch M5 binocular and an iPhone 12 Pro Max. According to Google Earth the tank was approximately 1000 feet away.

Geht recht streng wieder runter. Aber hält dafür auch gut

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