Vortex Optics Solo R/T 8x36 Monocular
Objective Lens Diameter : 36mm
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Tripod Compatible : No|
Fog Proof : Yes|
Lens Coating : Fully Multi-Coated|
Focus Type : Center Focus|
Magnification : 8x
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About Vortex Optics Solo R/T 8x36 Monocular
Overall Feedback:
93% positive
87% found it easy to use
It is easy to adjust and focus the monocular using one hand, which will be useful while hiking.
The monocular is compact and does not shake when used free-handed, unlike a 20x spotting scope.
The monocular is easy to carry without any issues due to its small and light design.
79% highlighted the great field of vision, but 21% faced difficulties
The exit pupil width is small, so it requires precise alignment of the eye and ocular lens for a clear image.
93% were satisfied with the image quality, while 7% weren't
Adjusting the image clarity with one hand is difficult due to the stiff ring, as I have mentioned.
87% liked the lightweight design, but 13% found it heavy
The monocular has a great build quality and feels like it will last long as long as I don't abuse it.
The overall size difference doesn't make much difference to me. The usability of the R/T model makes up for the slightly larger size.
I find the monocular comfortable to hold, but it could be smaller and lighter.
The monocular is slightly heavy due to its high quality material.
85% impressed by its high magnification power, but 15% didn't
The monocular has low levels of distortion in all lighting and weather conditions, making it optically great for the money.
I compared the magnification power of this monocular with a decent binocular. It takes minutes to focus and even when I think I got the best focus I still can't read a reasonably sized label through this scope.
91% praised the crystal-clear optics, but 9% experienced distortion
I find the monoculars provide extreme clarity when trying to see something in the distance.
The monocular has great optical clarity for the money with low levels of distortion in any lighting or weather conditions.
I compared the focus time of this monocular with a decent binocular and found that it takes minutes to focus. Even after getting the best focus, I could not read a reasonably sized label through this scope.
