Koly BAK-4 Prism 10X25 Monocular Telescope, Compact Weather Resistant Scope with Snake Skin Grip, Designed for Bird Watching, Hiking, Hunting, Archery, and More, 10X Magnification, Black

You get what you pay for with glass and optics. While this certainly isn’t the best optic in my collection the size makes it very convenient to bring along. I payed around 20 bucks for it and brought it along my backpacking trip through Europe. It took up hardly and space in my bag and provided okay magnification. Quality definitely drops off in low light conditions but it’s still usable. I dropped it a few times and it got rained on a couple of times as well. It still works. 10/10 would buy again to serve the same purpose, a cheap convenient optic that I wouldn’t be heartbroken if it got lost, broken, or stolen.

This fits nicely in the pocket of my cargo shorts for biking. Has clear optics. Other reviewers said that the front lens fell out and mine did, too, right out of the box. I fixed it with a little Gorilla Glue and it's been fine for nearly two years. Easy to focus. Great monoculor for the price.

I have several monoculars but for the price, these are the best. Focus has been great and very good for traveling. I feel they are as sturdy as most optical instruments, which means care must be taken when hiking, but that is normal. And for the cost, easily replaced.

Works almost as described. However, arrived with lens detached, though I could push it back in place, but the weather proofing anti fog properties are compromised. Will return.

Works great

This seemed to be what I needed for my get home/bug out bags. It's small and easy to grip and use.However, the field of view at 40 feet was so SMALL that I knew it was a no/go.All I could see was a shake image with a Field of View aprox 4'x4'.In other words, if you were 40 feet from a man standing by a car, you'd get an image of the man from his waist to about two feet above his head. To see the front & back of his car you'd have to scan the car all the while trying hard to keep the stinking thing from moving 12 feet off target just because your fingers twitched a little bit.Wanted to like it but it's junk! Reminded me of something you'd get in a cereal box...yes, I am that old.Going to just use an 8 power scope I use to have on my AR. It's light, only 2 inches longer but has a wide field of view.

It's cheap, clear, water resistant, all that. Others were blurry, even more so on the edges, got water in them, fell apart, etc. This is the one I take on the water. Spent all afternoon getting rained on yesterday. No problem.

I try to keep my field gear as light as possible but I won't sacrifice function for ounces. I have a much larger, bulkier monocular , that attaches to my cellphone & tripod ,but that stays in my range bag . This handy product is more than adequate for blind,or treestand use, the ergonomics are spot on for 1 handed operation, and the optics are clear enough to tell a button buck from a doe at reasonable distances. There is no"for the price point" here, I got exactly what I wanted,and paid much less than I was willing pay to for it. That's a good deal in my book.