Gosky Piper Monocular Telescope, 15x55 HD Monocular
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About Gosky Piper Monocular Telescope, 15x55 HD Monocular
Overall Feedback:
71% positive
82% found it easy to use
Attaching the phone is fairly easy and photos come out great, but it is best with a tripod.
My wife loves this monocular because it is easier to hold steady with two hands and we can view an object with both eyes open.
I found the adjustment knob to be slow, smooth, and great to use.
It's easy for me to focus now and I no longer waste time setting up anything.
65% highlighted the great field of vision, but 35% faced difficulties
I found the rubberized body of the monocular comfortable to hold and it is great for coupling a cell phone to the eyepiece for photography.
My monocular's field of vision gets hazy and phases out around dusk.
79% were satisfied with the image quality, while 21% weren't
The monocular has true coated optical glass lenses, a bright image, no distortion at the edges, and no chromatic aberration.
I was able to read numbers off a street sign at 300 yards without any challenge using the scope, which provides clear images in both day and night settings.
The optics quality is much worse than my other $40 monocular bought on Amazon.
88% liked the lightweight design
The monocular is super comfortable and secure in my hand, indicating its lightweight design.
The monocular is lightweight, fits better in my pack, and is easy to carry around. It is also more powerful.
80% impressed by its high magnification power, but 20% didn't
I was able to spot deer at 5 or 600 yards and it seemed shaky, but I was also able to look at mountains a mile or more away and everything was still.
I can take decent distance photos with the monocular that I would never be able to get with just my phone.
The product has true coated optical glass lenses, a bright image, no distortion at the edges, and no chromatic aberration.
I find the monocular almost too high powered for viewing within 15 feet.
71% liked night vision capabilities, but 29% experienced issues
I can easily read the numbers off a street sign at 300 yards with the scope providing clarity in both day and night settings.
I am satisfied with the images, although the image quality is not as close as my huge telescope.
The monocular has a comfortable rubberized body and is great for coupling a cell phone to the eyepiece for photography.
My monocular has poor night vision performance as it becomes hazy and starts to phase out around dusk.
82% praised the crystal-clear optics, but 18% experienced distortion
Upon initial examination, I can confirm that the monocular is of top quality for this type of device.
The optics quality is horrible.
75% praised the smartphone compatibility, while 25% weren't impressed
The monocular is comfortable to hold and great for coupling a cell phone to the eyepiece for photography.
I found it a bit difficult to set up the monocular with the phone initially, but I was able to figure it out by looking at the photos in the description. (Note: The original sentence was already in first person, so step 1 was not necessary. Step 2 and 3 were applied to make the sentence more concise.)
I have complained that the phone adapter for the monocular is of poor quality and does not secure the holder, making it difficult to take clear photos.
It's not possible to shoot high quality images with a mobile phone unless I'm extremely patient, have a tripod and am shooting a picture of a non-moving object.
