PhysioPhyx 80x100 Monocular-Telescope
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About PhysioPhyx 80x100 Monocular-Telescope
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
78% liked night vision capabilities, but 22% experienced issues
I don't have built-in IR night vision in my monocular, but the ambient city light is usually good enough illumination for night vision.
Night vision was negligible.
In my experience, the night vision is low and doesn't seem to pick up in the dark, but I've only used it a couple of times.
87% found it easy to use
The monocular is easy to use and set up.
The monocular telescope is much easier to use than ordinary binoculars since most people squint with one eye anyhow.
The product is much easier to use than ordinary binoculars since most people squint with one eye anyhow.
The zoom feature is easy to use and the monocular is light weight and compact.
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79% were satisfied with the image quality, while 21% weren't
I found the objects to be bright and clear even as light was fading late in the day.
I took a video that was very clear and great from a distance of about 100ft.
I can see a much brighter image with this monocular.
The image quality is very blurry.
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78% highlighted the great field of vision, but 22% faced difficulties
There is noticeable lens distortion from the center.
82% praised the smartphone compatibility, while 18% weren't impressed
The monocular worked well with my Samsung galaxy fe20.
I found it very easy to hook my phone and align the field of view with my phone camera.
I found the smartphone adapter largely incompatible with my multi-lens smartphone.
