Perfect for bird watching.

Great compact monocular. Easy to adjust and comes with a nice case. Great for slipping in a bag when we head out boating. Helpful tool for examining the landscape, viewing wildlife, including nightlife, and route finding. Dust-free case. Easier to focus and smaller than binoculars. Need improvement with the night vision. Comes with the stand and can be used with a phone as well.

Great value for money as seen through my one good eye

It's a good starter monocular, especially for youngsters. For the price I didn't expect much and I wasn't surprised haha

There are a whole load of monoculars on the market at the moment all at a similar price point. The Runprism is an excellent piece of kit which I would recommend.I really could not get the phone attachment to attach properly. There are no instructions to suggest how you are supposed to do that and it comes with a flimsy tripod thing and a plastic phone holder. I did not get the monocular for that so I am not too bothered.That aside, this is a superb bit of kit. I wanted to look at birds, the moon and generally the surroundings. The focus dial is at the top so you can hold it in your dominant hand and focus easily one handed with your index finger. I wear glasses so you look straight through. If you don't have glasses, you can turn the eyepiece which telescopes out a little to make your view more full. The lenses are of good quality and all the optics seem to have an antireflective coating which is great.It is lightweight but sturdy. The objective lens cover is attached so you can't lose it. The eyepiece lens-cover is not attached so you could easily lose it - a bit of a design fault. It comes with a strap and I have attached the eyepiece lenscap to the strap hole so that is problem solved.The resolution is great. I was on holiday in Devon until yesterday. Great for looking at surrounding wildlife. Craters on the moon are clearly visible. I am really pleased with it.For a £30 price tag, I think you are getting excellent value for money. Recommended

This monocular telescope is compact and lightweight with an easy to set up design including the phone holder. It is well made and is a good quality monocular but there are certainly better models out there with stronger and clearer magnification. I think for the price it could be better so I have given this 4 stars.I hope you find this review helpful.

I really couldn't get on with this product. I wanted it for bird watching and star gazing but it let me down badly. The only instructions of you can call them that just tells you how to get the lens cap off and how to turn the focus button. I went onto The product page to see how to use it with my mobile phone because I thought that once it was attached you could take some really good pictures with it but again was let down. For £29.99 I think it's wasted money. I think I'll have to research on some internet pages to see how I can get the best out of this product. I'm really disappointed to be honest because I was really looking forward to seeing some great photography from my phone. You can see a very long distance with this but it's only doing half the job it's meant to do.

Works great!

I love this Monocular much more than my Binoculars and find this Monocular very easy to use and focus and lock in on my target and focus! Very nice quality and come complete with covers for both sides to protect the lenses and also come complete with a velvet like material bag to protect the body!This lives in the door of the car for those long Sunday drives over the Pennines national park for spotting some of the incredible wildlife! Very Impressed with this monocular!

I’ve been wanting to see the nest our moorhens on the pond have been making. Needing something lightweight to carry across to pond but something that would help me see them properly. This does help with that and so portable so for days out in the future and seeing objects in the distance a good thing to have. What I’d like most I suppose on it which is a bit of a niggle to me is maybe a strap for carrying it that but better. Apart from that it just a basic monocular telescope which has good magnification but not the highest rate at all. Suppose it’s all to do with price and that’s why some are double the money or money. If just wanting one for looking at birds and wildlife in your garden or days out spotting things good enough for that. I think for the more experienced bird watcher though it might not be good enough. Serves our purpose though snd being kept in a handy place to watch the wildlife on our pond.