40X60 Monocular Telescope with Smartphone Holder& Tripod, High Power Nitrogen-Filled Monocular for Adults with BAK4 Prism & FMC Lens, HD Monocular Scope for Birdwatching Hiking Concert Travelling

This is a superb product. Lightweight yet equipped with extreme telescopic power, it is a must-have for observers and photographers of distant scenes. The price is very competitive and delivery is rapid.

Bought it for my son in law he loves it he uses it every time he goes hiking and that’s almost every weekend

I purchased this monocular because my family planned a hiking trip in Europe and I did not want to transport and carry the weight of my good binoculars and my Rebel SLR. This pieces is light and small enough to slip into a pocket for ready access. The ocular quality of the monocular is quite good--on the order of a good mid-price binocular. These two elements makes it worth the price. The phone holder worked well with my older Iphone, and picture quality was fairly good for pulling in distant images---as long as you like a circular picture and If the apparatus was steadily held by a tripod. The least wiggle ruined a picture. Of course, I traded my old phone for an Iphone 13 and that will not work with the monocular at all (two lenses). At least we are not doing any birding, just looking at distant sights and my new phone has great picture taking capabilities on its own. By the way, the "instruction sheet" is completely worthless.

I'm really impressed with the Pankoo Monocular Telescope! The image quality is crystal clear and sharp. It's easy to focus and adjust, even for someone who's not super familiar with telescopes.I love that it comes with a smartphone holder, which makes it simple to take photos and videos. The compact design is also a big plus - it's small enough to fit in my bag or purse.Overall, I'm happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it!

I got this monocular to attach to my cellphone to take closeups of distant objects. Until I got this item, I was using my 12 x 42 binoculars to take pictures. When I attached the monocular to my cellphone, I found I was getting the same magnification as my binoculars. So, I'm not sure if this is actually 40 x 60 (which should give 40x magnification) or if it's the same as my 12 x 42 binoculars. As a test, I looked at the same object through the monocular in one eye and one side of the binoculars in the other eye and got the same sized image in both eyes.The other issue I had was that the cellphone attachment hangs from the eyepiece. If one has a cellphone that's even a little heavy, it tends to then pull the phone away from the eyepiece and you don't get as good of an image as you'd expect. The tripod supports the monocular which is expected as it's heavy. However, if you want the cellphone's camera lens to sit flush against the monocular's eyepiece, you need to attach the cellphone to its own tripod to support its weight and then adjust everything so you get a decent image. That wasn't always convenient or easy to do.Other than that, the image itself through the monoculars was sharp and if one wanted just 12x magnification, then it would work. My binoculars cost less than these monoculars so to me it wasn't worth the higher price.

I bought this product for my father. He loves looking at wildlife in his back yard and taking pictures. This worked great with allowing him to see things that were far away and he was able to use his camera to take pictures of things. We also take it when we go out on the boat or to the beach.

Dont buy if you intend to uses to take pictures. Tripod does not lock Cell phone causes tip overs. Multi lens phones do not work because lens attachment blocks lens.

This is easy to use and set up with clear viewing and great field of view. Bought one for my grandson who is 18 and for myself. Looking forward to using it on trip to Australia.