ROXANT High Definition Ultra-Light Mini Monocular Pocket Scope
Tripod Compatible : No
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Weight : 2.7 ounces|
Focus Type : Center Focus|
Dimensions : 4 x 5 x 1.5 inches|
Magnification : 7x18
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About ROXANT High Definition Ultra-Light Mini Monocular Pocket Scope
Overall Feedback:
67% positive
69% found it easy to use, but 31% experienced difficulties
I find the viewing field of the monoculars to be very narrow, which can make it difficult to use.
67% highlighted the great field of vision, but 33% faced difficulties
I can use the monoculars without my glasses for a close-up view of things a couple of hundred yards away, but when looking further, I bump into the limits and need to look through my glasses to get a good focus.
The optical quality is so-so with a narrow viewing field. The 7x magnification is okay as long as the scope is aimed accurately and bright enough, but there is no light-gathering resulting in a small, relatively dark view.
67% were satisfied with the image quality, while 33% weren't
At -3 correction, I can use it without my glasses to get a close-up view of things a couple hundred yards away. However, when looking further, I bump into the limits and need to look through my glasses to get a good focus.
The optical quality is so-so, the viewing field is narrow, and the 7x magnification is okay as long as I can aim accurately.
65% impressed by its high magnification power, but 35% didn't
The magnification power of this monocular is fine but not great. Additionally, the optical quality is so-so and the viewing field is very narrow. Based on my experience, I have used this monocular and commented accordingly.
62% liked night vision capabilities, but 38% experienced issues
On a cloudy day or at dusk, the monocular is not useful for me, which is a deal breaker. However, it may not be a problem for others.
