I'm very happy with this product . I had a problem with the adapter included with monocular. I emailed to customer services and they responded very quickly . With a great solution. Alan help me to give a great solution. He replaced it and also send me the universal adapter for free of charge . Now I got it and I took beautiful pictures. This product is amaizing . I recommended it 100%

The phone hookup is complicated, alignment is difficult, this is revelant to having a case on the phone.

Wrist strap is of minimal quality

It's great for the price. Small and lightweight, and really does magnify distant objects very well.

Absolutely love these optics - easy to use - watch sea life from the shore in Dana Point - good magnification - little tricky getting the strap setup - but once I figure it out - great... I have a pair of binoculars, which I spent twice the price - must prefer these - better magnification and a quality product. Would buy again in a minute...

I Like It VERY Much. Great At Seeing Distant Objects ,

After reading several monoculars reviews, I decided to go with a more expensive product because of the reviews and I wanted a much better quality product.Out of the box, this monocular and included smartphone adapter is very easy to figure out how to use (but instructions were included just in case).The only thing I would suggest that the company adds to this product is an attachment string/cord for the occular (eyepiece) lens cover so it doesn't get lost. The objective lens cover is connected to the monocular.I am happy with this product so far and can't wait to have the opportunity to really use it.I attached 4 pictures to show just how it worked out for me. Keep in mind that these pictures were immediately taken after I opened the product to use for the first time. So I'm sure after practice, the results will be even better.(Photos taken with an iPhone 7)First Picture: Cell phone only with screen zoomed all the way out (phone default setting).Second Picture: Cell phone attached to the monocular with phone screen zoomed all the way out.Third Picture: Cell phone only with screen zoomed all the way in.Fourth Picture: Cell phone attached to monocular with cell phone screen zoomed all the way in.

I really like this thing. Very cool. It works well for spotting wildlife and I have been able to take some pretty cool photos as well. I would definitely recommend it. This red tailed hawk was captured from about 70 yards away. :)

I am a "fine" connoisseur of Chinese made monoculars. For a variety of reasons, this the 5th one I've owned.The box is sturdy and doesn't have that cheap "Chinese knock off vibe". I was impressed. This scope does come with a lifetime warranty. LOL. I won't hold my breath on that one, but at least it's there.The case is sturdy canvas with belt loop. Surprisingly, it's lined with a microfiber of some sort. Bonus.The scope is a little heavier and larger girth than what I would call "ideal" for carrying it around in my pocket like i want, but it does fit. This might be too big around for folks with smaller hands unless you use it two-handed. I have to slide my hand back towards the smaller taper in order to adjust focus and hold with one hand. I also had to remove the lanyard screw to facilitate this. I don't want the lanyard attached so no biggy to me. The focus knob is perfect tightness. Easy enough to turn one fingered but not loose enough to turn when pulling in and out of my pocket.The camera mount is sturdier and holds more secure than other one's I've tried. Once adjusted and fitted, my phone held perfectly fine in position and i was able to take perfect clarity photos.The scope feels very well built and I have high hopes for this one. I will try and update after a year's worth of heavy use and see if it still holds up.

Easy to carry