Hawk Spotting Scope Camera – Wireless HD Video Streaming, Fits 36-58mm Eyepieces, App-Controlled, 12+ Hour Battery, Weather & Drop Resistant, No Wi-Fi/Cell Service Needed

Fantastic camera !! Connected easily to iPad . Very easy to setup . Very clear image. Time saver for long range shooting . Highly recommend !!!

When I first bought it, all worked good. First day on the range a week later, app freezes when opening. Tried uninstall and install, nothing. App will not work. Waste of money.

I love that you can see a 6" target 100 yards away, like it is right in from of you. Use it on your smartphone or tablet. Each shot is numbered and colored if you want. Images and clarity is super. Next I will use it at 300 yards.

I was on the fence w/ the SME (SpotShot), which I saw all over the place @ a SoCal Tournament, but video quality (per reviews) was iffy. I opted for the LONGSHOT based on the quality reviews, but there's obviously a price to pay for better vids/pics & a relatively decent app (I paired to my iPad to keep my phone free). Onto the review... I was the only parent in our section (outdoor Tournament) that had a scope camera (others had binoculars, phone/zoom attachments or mini video cameras w/ very decent zoom, but looked like Doc Ock w/ cables dangling/connected to a monitor & having to be within the vicinity of the camera. One of the parents next to us was blown away with us just sitting in our chairs (in the shade), with our scope 10 feet away while we're just staring & zooming into an iPad (we're easily 100 yards from our daughter, with our daughter shooting another 60 meters to the target), but was no issue at all piggy-backing this camera off of a Vortex Diamondback HD 20-60x85 (DS-85A). Less than 2 hours later though? NOTHING. No power (no warning either before it powered off) & no outlets to plug in. 2 hours barely covered 1 round considering the # of competitors, then we were back to standing up to stare into the scopes or take pics through the scope w/ our phones. Pic/Vid quality was "decent" (nothing like looking directly into the Vortex), but still looked good & was BEYOND convenient (though horrendous battery life was an absolute buzzkill). It was so bad (even trying to optimize, by powering off/on during breaks & only enabling when absolutely necessary), I ended up picking up an Anker 521 Portable Power Station in preparation for the next tournament, just so I can have an easily accessible power outlet to have this thing plugged in to ensure we can watch every end without any concerns. Had this device had a higher-output battery (or come with an extra battery considering the $), this would easily be 4+ stars scope camera...

The setup was easy (IPad) and picture quality is great. Some issues with orientation of the image\live view- when switching to picture library it switching to the portrait even though IPad is on landscape orientation. Immature software I guess.. Another minor complain - size and weight - I wish to see something less bulky. I suspect strong winds might be a problem. Having good tripod is a must - tried it on weak one - image is even more shaky comparing to the just a spotting scope (wind about 15 knots). Like that product a lot!

I have not used advanced features like zeroing assist, but the camera works fine and had no trouble connecting

I like the ability to see my shots on my tablet up close. I was not impressed with the view with my present spotting scope. Maybe a higher end scope would improve upon that. I'm still having issues saving my recordings.

Picture quality & ease of use was top notch, but frame rate for videoing was not what I thought it would be. It did not capture & record live footage very well at all. Camera would be great for taking stills, but not live footage.