Es el primer monocular que tengo y me sorprende la calidad con la que está construido.
Sin duda volvería a comprarlo.
El único CON es que la volsa para guardar el monocular le queda muy justa de tamaño y es dificil ocuparla.

Love this I can see out to the horizon all those ships in the distance are no more they are right in front of me.

liked the Gosky monocular so much, returned this for an upgrade in magnification.

This is a well made monocular with high quality lenses and very light to hold. My regret, though, is that I should have bought binoculars, which would have been easier for me to hold steady. Which are better will depend on that factor, I think, so if monoculars are your thing then you will be very pleased with the Gosky Titan.

This product it’s a really confortable telescope that you can use wherever you want, that help you to look clarity far objects.

Not great at long range

Hadn't considered a monocular until I saw a review of one. Did some research and landed on this one.Wasn't about to carry our heavy binoculars in our limited space to Alaska. This was compact yet extremely powerful. Helped us spot wildlife, look at snow caps and view the scenery. Just wish they had a tether for the eye cap. Highly recommended if you want to save space and weight.

Takes a sec to put on the phone and greatly improves the zoom!

I ordered this to use as a spotting scope for pistol shooting. This has a beautiful clear Hi definition view of what you are viewing. We will also use it to view Hummingbirds, the phone mount that comes with it is fantastic and it also comes with a nice belt case to carry it.

First time using a monocular... was buying the Gosky 10x42 Roof Prism Binoculars for a stargazing trip and decided to also pick up this Gosky Titan 12x50 Prism Monocular to see if it might be more portable and easier to use and mount on my Philips PJ44254 tripod. Glad I got this monocular! It has a metal 1/4"-20 thread to connect to my tripod. Feels sturdy enough and well built. I liked the stronger magnification compared to the binoculars. Picture was clear. Took a bit to try to figure out how to use the phone adapter to connect my Samsung Galaxy S8 phone... (pro-tip: connect and position your phone camera with the the open hole first, before connecting to the eyepiece of the monocular). If you are using the phone adapter, you will need to use a tripod to keep it stationary. Its moderate weight makes it harder to keep hands from shaking for a stable photograph.I went birdwatching the next day and chose to take the monocular over the binoculars since it was more compact and could fit in the webbing on top of my tactical fanny pack. Was able to spot a woodpecker!I wish the smaller rubber cover for the eyepiece that you look through had a circular band similar to the bigger rubber cover for the external lens... that way it can remain attached to the monocular even when you take it off... I'm afraid of losing it once I take it off or while I am carrying it around while not using it.