80x100 Monocular-Telescope High Powered for Smartphone Low Night Vision Monoculars for Adults High Definition Monocular Telescope for Stargazing Hunting Wildlife Bird Watching Travel Camping Hiking

I recently purchased the 80X100 Monoculars for Adults by Physiophyx, and I have to say I was impressed. The powerful 80x magnification provides clear images, making it perfect for birdwatching, stargazing, or any other outdoor activities. It is also very compact for the amount of magnification that you can acquire from this monocular. I have been using it for archery . Whenever I want to see how close I am to the bullseye on my shots , I just zoom in for a clear close up look. . Great for instant feedback and how to adjust on my following shots. It comes with a small tripod base and smartphone attachment so you can view the images on your phone. The scope has a rubber armor exterior that offers a comfortable grip while protecting the device from impacts. It is also very lightweight and fits into your back pocket easily. Overall, these monoculars offer excellent value for the price, combining power and portability. They’ve quickly become a favorite tool for my outdoor activities. I Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable high-power monocular!

Strength nowhere near what is advertised, at best 8x40 if that. Would not recommend item.

This monocular is a pretty nice piece for the price. Very easy to set up for phone attachment. It can even be put on the phone with the case still on, so that’s very nice. As others have stated though, this is definitely not 80x magnification. I’m not sure exactly how much, but personally, I didn’t need it that powerful to begin with anyway. The tripod and phone attachment are plastic, but they do the trick. (And honestly, what else would you expect for this price?) The monocular itself, however, seems pretty durable and well made. I used this to get some pretty good pics of fighter jets and overall I was quite satisfied with the results. In my pics you can see how it looks through the phone without being zoomed in (the pic with the ring around the edges). The other pics are with my phone zoom set in at various settings. Overall with the phone camera zoom, it did very well! As others have stated as well, for video use it’s definitely best with the tripod. I have pretty stable hands and there was still considerable shake when I tried videoing. For me, it was a good fit for what I was looking for. Would recommend.

Not worth anything. Not nearly what it was advertised for. If you just want some fun then maybe go for it but NOT if you want to get clear pictures of far away

Junk junk junk