40X60 Monocular Telescope, High Power Monocular for Adults with Phone Adapter& Tripod& Hand Strap, Low Night Vision Monocular, Equipped with BAK4 Prism for Bird Watching and Traveling Concert

The product was very small and well made. I was able to see small details in the distance such as leaf detail and birds in the trees. I am excited to take it kayaking and see how it performs.For the price, I would recommend this product to others.

This was purchased as a gift for our 14 year old son who spends a lot of time outdoors biking and hiking. It has proven to be a perfect entry level telescope for his needs. It easily fits in a pocket, and is lightweight. Great for backyard birding or scenic overlooks.

Works for my needs, sighting targets. For the price point, decent. Smart phone holder can be tricky, limit the zoom and the weight of the phone can cause it to tilt. All in all, I'm happy with it.

Monocular has a 52mm lens so a good field of view. 16 power seems to be sufficient for most situations. The grip to focus on a object is ok. There is as focus scale label on the unit states from 1.5 to infinity. Helpful when first used to know what direction to turn to focus. However there is no mark on the adjusting ring to align the ring with the scale. It also has an eye adjustment if one eye strength is different from the other eye. It is lightweight. but a little larger than I thought when considering for backpacking use but the included case has a belt loop so no problem. At this price point the monocular is fine for quick viewing for birding and hiking

The easy of using it is phenomenal plus the extras that come with it make it amazing. The price point is perfect for my teen son who wanted to start a survival kit. The focus and accuracy is the scope works great for beginngers I believe. The size fits perfect in a 16L hiking backpack and still plenty of room for other items. I want to say that it seems to be pretty durable. The only downside is the phone attachment got stuck on the eye piece which ended up pulling on the eye piece and had to basically damage the eye piece to get it off. So I suggest just resting the phone attachment on the scope not pushing all the way on.

Pretty clear, but it is bigger and heavier than I thought, it shows can attached on the phone, so I thought it could be easy carry and light weight…. But it is heavier than my iPhone 17 a lot. It is 6in long and 2in diameter. Pretty bulky and heavy to carry to concert. It definitely adds weight to my bag if bring it to camping….

Handy item and compact.

Solid build, comfortable grip, fantastic for outdoor activities.

Brilliant for looking at birds nest

Bought this specifically for a trip to Costa Rica, and was impressed by the clarity and range that it had. It was easy to use and adjust things into focus, and was able to see fairly far for a simple monocular. The mini tripod that came with it is great for holding it steady, and is really useful for other devices as well. Item arrived quickly, packaged well, and we're happy with it.

Excellent telescope. I found it very easy to use and was just the right size to carry for hikes. I used it in Costa Rica and found it was wonderful for spotting all the birds and sloths in the trees. The tripod was easy to set up and really sturdy. Would highly recommend

I was surprised at how petite and light this prism Pankoo is, compared to my Nikon scope. Of course, the Nikon gear will survive a lifetime of use. But, the Pankoo is cheap! Many virtues. The 12x60 mono is bright. Useful magnification with a minimum focusing distance of 15'. Detailed enough at 200m for marine birds. At this pricepoint, I do not expect chromatic aberration correction etc under adverse conditions. The mono comes with an attached hand strap on the right. I am able to hand hold the mono securely with the right hand, and focus with the forefinger. While stabilizing the right elbow with my left hand. Yes, the 12x mono has a narrow field of vision, with tunnelling. Not suitable for birds in flight. The mono comes with a standard 1/4” thread for a tripod plate. The thread is protected with a rubber housing. The weakest part of the package is the plastic adapter for the smartphone. It will only accept phones of a narrow width. My Samsung A54 will not fit. Moreover, the barrel tunnelling makes it hard to get a clear picture. IMO, a small camera system would be much better for pics and video. There's a neat soft case to securely hold all the parts. Have not tested the waterproofing and anti-fogging abilities of this equipment. I would recommend this monocular primarily for the low price and weight for birding and surveillance. On the other hand, you might prefer a birding 8x42 binoculars for its quality and wide field of view.

Does not provide the advertised 40x magnification, and distant objects remain unclear even after focusing. The phone mount also cannot hold its position. Quality is not as expected, could be a defective piece. Unfortunately, there was no return option even in this case.