12x50 Monocular Telescope, Optical Prism Smartphone Monocular, Waterproof Adjustable Zoom Telescope for Wildlife Watching, Hiking, Hunting, Camping, Football Match Watching

Sturdy, light, easy to manipulate in one hand. Can use whilst wearing spectacles too which is a bonus. Whilst not being the most powerful, the 50 mm lens offers a clear, crisp view and any stronger than 12 X magnification would make it difficult to stay on subject your viewing. Very pleased with this product at a fair price.

Bought this telescope for my son to watch and identify the birds from our garden for a school project. It's easy to hold, having a good grip, a laser beam, to easy adjust the focus on required target, and it comes with a phone hold to use it for taking magnified pictures. Cary bag included, together with holding tripod Overall, a good telescope, good to have for any ocasion

It OK, but not worth £20, when focused it's smokey around edges, wish I had brought a different 1.

Decent quality monocular for very little money. As a bonus it fastens to your smartphone camera which although slightly fiddly, works well. Nice rubber coating with good lens caps, even comes with a very small tripod which surprisingly works well. I could do without the light, laser and compass. I like the way I can use this one handed. It’s small and light but ‘feels’ robustly made.

I like itThis Monocular is very good. It has a nice rubberised coating that makes it easy to get a good grip. It is easy to focus for very clear viewing. The Monocular has a cell phone adapter, and a nice adjustable tripod which is great for more stable viewing. I like this product a lot and I have no dislikes. I would recommend this Monocular to anyone. Thank you

Hey it's cheap you get what you pay for. Tripod is next to useless. There are only limited instructions unless you are fluent in mandarin? No idea how the laser operates. But if you want a cheap hand held scope it does the job. Construction is fairly rugged and Image is ok. Just don't expect to much.

I take this one for my regular hikes and it's proven its reliability. With laser build in its easy to focus and covers on both ends I'm not worried about any scratches. It's a regular item in my bug out bag now and I can't wait for apocalypse to test it even more :D

Bit disappointing. A 12x50 lens should allow you to see lots more than with naked eyes. This monocular does slightly but the lenses aren't high quality and I can't make out much more than without it. Took it on a few walks for a month or so, then realised that it was dead weight. A high quality pair of 8x42 would be much more useful.