Spotting Scopes 100MM 25-75X HD Monocular Telescope for Bird Watching & Hunting & Target Shooting with Tripod, Phone Adapter, Carrying Bag
$154.42
- FMC coating technology : There are many glass-air contact surfaces inside the spotting scopes, and each surface will lose light due to reflection. If the contact surface uses a single-layer coating, the light reflection loss exceeds 20%; However, if the FMC multilayer antireflection coating is used, the reflection loss can be greatly reduced, and the light transmittance can even be as high as 99.5%, making the image bright and clear.
- Lotus lens technology : The objective lens adopts the lotus lens technology. When water drops on the lens, it is like dripping on a lotus leaf, which can quickly form water droplets and slide away without leaving traces and is easy to clean. With high strength, high toughness, and corrosion resistance, it can still be easily adapted to wetlands, rainforests, or seaside and other humid environments.
- Precise double focusing : The spotting scopes can be used for fast focusing and precise fine-tuning. The magnification can be infinitely freely zoomed between 25-75X. It is beneficial to quickly capture the target in different environments, making the overall focusing process more convenient and accurate, and the focusing sensitivity is higher.
- Retractable hood : When observing under backlight, sidelight or other stray light, the retractable hood can reduce the entry of unnecessary light and improve the clarity of imaging. The spotting scopes is also equipped with a professional protective cover and phone adapter, so that it can be carried around and recorded easily.
- Global Warranty Service: All our products with global warranty. If you have any quality problems, please feel free to contact us. We will provide you with an unconditional refund service, allowing you to enjoy world-class after-sales service anytime, anywhere!
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| Weight | 6.856368 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22 × 9.8 × 6.3 in |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 22 x 9.8 x 6.3 inches |
| Package Weight | 3.11 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9 x 1.18 x 2.95 inches |
| Item Weight | 1026 Grams |
| Brand Name | KEXWAXX |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Glass |
| Part Number | KEXWAXX |
| ASIN | B08BCG3HC2 |
| Date First Available | June 17, 2020 |
| Manufacturer | KEXWAXX |
3 reviews for Spotting Scopes 100MM 25-75X HD Monocular Telescope for Bird Watching & Hunting & Target Shooting with Tripod, Phone Adapter, Carrying Bag
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We received the KEXWAXX Spotting Scopes 100MM 25-75X HD Monocular Telescope for Bird Watching & Hunting & Target Shooting with Tripod, Phone Adapter, Carrying Bag in exchange for this review.We originally got this spotting scope for use on the archery range (My daughter and I are affiliated with a competitive archery team through our local GS council) In its usual use we found this scope to be well suited, providing a crisp distortion-free view of the target. Please note, though, that for field use, it is far better attached to a larger free-standing tripod (Like one used for larger telescopes or an SLR camera) instead of the small tabletop style tripod provided with the scope. I particularly like that the included carrying/protective case is designed to permit you to mount the scope onto any tripod and actually use all the features of the scope without ever needing to remove the case. Now, out of curiosity, we decided one night to see if this scope could be used for light stargazing. We found it could greatly enhance our view of the moon, as expected, since it is so large to start with, but we were also very pleasantly surprised to see that we could actually see Saturn as a ball with rings around it, and Jupiter clearly had colors swathed around it and a red spot! This was STILL rather tiny for each of these features, but they were clearly NOT just pinpoints of light like all the stars were. I imagine this was pretty much what Galileo saw when he first started identifying other planets! So it could be useful for this if you wanted to see things up in the night sky. (Will gladly try it out for the next comet that comes our way!)
Charles May –
This is more convenient to tote around than a large astronomical telescope, and you can see Saturn’s rings and moon craters fairly well with it. I am attaching a photo I took with my iPhone using an adapter on the eyepiece of this telescope.There is some chromatic aberration here and the focus is imprecise at high power (the attached photo is at the telescope’s max power 75x, with the iPhone at 2x magnification).With that said, it’s better than the cheapest astronomical telescopes. But its lens quality is no match for a decent astronomical telescope.So buy it for what it’s good at – land spotting and very casual astronomical use where you don’t want to tote around a trunk-filling telescope. I am a little disappointed I got it because I wish I had spent about four times as much for better quality optics. But I will continue to use it.
Lz –
This past year we got to camp a few different rustic and nature heavy spots. Sometimes you forget how relaxing it is to be the visitor and just spectate nature.This scope helped give some better appreciation for the more delicate parts of nature we tend to take for granted and just plain overlook.Birds, butterflies, and assorted flower swarming insects were all on the “natureflix” live stream we set up. Corny? Maybe.. but it worked. The kids loved it and got engaged with nature from a distance. Each time we dialed in on a new “program” they were tasked with observing and documenting their findings.Definitely looking forward to dragging this along our next season of “natureflix” 😎