Monoculaire zoom 10-30x50 - HD, résistant à l'eau, avec trépied et adaptateur pour téléphone

Yes it gets fuzzy at top magnification.No you can't roll a truck over it and expect it to survive. I doubt it would be functional if submerged in seawater at 150 ATM, and I'll bet it isn't fog *proof* (room temperature to sub zero with no transition time).It is a perfect inexpensive spotting scope that easily out magnifies the mounted optics you're sighting in, and with a wider FOV, and if you leave it at the range accidentally, you won't be materially impacted.I haven't used the camera mounts or tripod, but mine came with a case.

Je m'attendais à mieux que çaJ'avais pas remarque qu'il avait un petit défaut a l'intérieur sur une des lentilles mais fait la job

I have read the previous reviews about being gentle placing it on the tripod. And it really works great and my kids love them.

There is some sort of a press-fit brass fitting pressed into the bottom of the scope that the stand screws into. It came out the first time I tried to put the scope on the stand. I screwed it in until I felt it get snug and in the process of turning it over and putting it on the table it fell off. The press-fit brassy thing had so little resistance that it just slid in and out. I'm certain I could put some JB Weld, or epoxy in there, but it was the first time I used it. I shouldn't need to. Needless to say I was not able to use it to site in my rifle, I had to use another rifle scope. My Mossberg 6.5 Creedmoor was on sandbags. When it fired, it shook the table and the scope wobbles so the person trying to see where it hit loses the site picture. I need to check and see if I can return it.

J'avais une autre similaire, et ce nouveau monoculaire a une meilleur qualité d'image aussi le mini tripode est plus ajustable verticallement pour la nivelation du terrain.

I used this monocular to watch birds for a little over a year until the adjustment mechanism broke off in my hand. Lasted just long enough to for the warranty to expire. I guess you get what you pay for. Don't waste your money.

It's nice but you can't even screw the stand into it witch defeats the purpose

Mounting nut for attaching tripod is glued into the rubber shell of the scope. Broke off right away. This scope is only good for handheld operation. To be fare, it's worth mentioning that picture quality and zoom are decent, thus 3 stars.

I don't trust it holding my phone on the tripod. The pin that you screw the tripod to the camera will not stay in the camera.