MaxUSee HD 10-30x50 Zoom Monocular Telescope
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About MaxUSee HD 10-30x50 Zoom Monocular Telescope
Overall Feedback:
69% positive
79% found it easy to use
I find the scope easy to hold and adjust with durable focus knobs that maintain focus while turning.
I helped people at the range with the monocular and it helped them to know where the impact is.
75% highlighted the great field of vision
I am impressed with the amazing image quality and the ability to focus on distance and movement.
70% were satisfied with the image quality, while 30% weren't
I am satisfied with the image quality of the monocular, especially with the distance, movement to focus between distances, and overall image.
At this price point, there may be some distortion and chromatic aberration around the edges of the image.
The clarity through the scope is poor and everything seems hazy. I cannot get a good crisp image no matter how much I try to focus.
81% liked the lightweight design
Using monoculars instead of binoculars improves the experience as they are lighter.
76% impressed by its high magnification power, but 24% didn't
I typically use 30x magnification at 100yds to see 22 cal holes.
I am satisfied with the magnification power of the monocular, especially the distance, movement to focus between distances, and overall image.
In low light conditions, the optical quality of the monocular seems quite good.
I provided information about the magnification power of the monoculars, specifying the power used for each picture taken.
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77% liked night vision capabilities
I was pleasantly surprised by the clarity of the view once I got it right.
70% praised the crystal-clear optics, but 30% experienced distortion
I am impressed with the amazing image and the distance, movement to focus between distances, and overall image.
The optical clarity of this monocular is good, although not as sharp as higher-priced scopes, it is still plenty sharp in the center of the viewing area.
I am disappointed with the optical clarity of the monoculars. Everything seems hazy and I cannot get a good crisp image no matter how much I try to focus.
68% praised the smartphone compatibility, while 32% weren't impressed
The monocular comes with a metal phone adapter to take nice photos of the moon, stars, and even nature.
I can take pictures through the phone with the phone stand, which is a nice feature.
With higher power magnification, I could do a great job on a phone and the monocular will zoom fairly well on the moon.
The cell phone holder/adapter is of poor quality.
