12x42 HD Binoculars for Adults High Powered with Phone Adapter and Tripod, Super Bright BAK4 Prism Waterproof Binoculars for Bird Watching Hunting Hiking Safari Travel Sports

I got these to do wildlife observation. They worked quite well, and it was surprisingly easy to take pictures with the supplied attachment.The attachment does require that you not have a phone case on, and for some reason the tripod is designed to attach to the phone holder and not the binoculars (they don't have a screw for mounting at all), but the phone holder at least took very good photos. They are well worth the $65 I spent on them.These binoculars and attachments aren't what I'd call professional quality, but they were cheap enough to not worry about losing to a fall or drop, and they are good enough to make me quite happy with them over some of my more expensive equipment.

I'm thoroughly impressed with these 12x42 HD Binoculars. The view is incredibly sharp and crystal clear, which is surprising given their affordable price. They come with useful extras like a phone adapter and small tripod, perfect for capturing what you see.What I really appreciate is the customizability. You can adjust them for use with or without glasses, and fine-tune the sharpness for each eye. They also come in a quality carrying bag, making them great for travel.I've used them for bird watching and on a cruise, and they've been excellent. The 12x zoom provides a great balance of magnification and stability. Whether you're a casual observer or an enthusiast, these binoculars offer exceptional performance without breaking the bank. Highly recommended for anyone seeking quality 12x zoom binoculars.

Wanted a good pair of binoculars without breaking the bank. They're great!! The view is crystal clear and bright.They've exceeded my expectations. The images are so sharp and the binoculars are very lightweight, no problem holding them up for long periods of time.They come in a case with a strap, plus a comfy neck strap you attach to the binocs, a phone attachment, instruction book, and a lense cleaner cloth. There are nice soft black rubber caps for the eyepieces and the ends of the lenses.I can see details on leaves on a plant trellis at least 1 1/2 acres away.You can wear glasses with these. Just twist the "eye masks" (eye cups) in or out to adjust for wearing glasses. I was worried about this, but I can keep my glasses on and the binoc eyepieces don't scratch or smear my glasses lenses.The little instruction book has all the info you need to use them, they're easy to focus.In the little book page 03 they tell you how to get a free tripod or phone adapter no charge. I emailed them and customer service replied with a kind, friendly message in less than a day. That's how customer support should be. My free tripod is in the mail.I surfed the web for reviews on these binocs besides checking out what buyers said on Amazon. Reviewers on the Web like them too. Outdoorsly.com listed these as one of the 10 Best Binoculars for Bird Watching, "Best Binoculars with Phone Holder" and Bestviewsreviews.com ranked these #3 out of 40, 9.9 out of 10.0 for Best Binoculars of 2021.The other binoculars that got good reviews cost a lot more. The price on these plus the sharp clear image makes them a very, very good deal.

Got this because it had a high rating on a website, high ratings here, and was on sale. Liked the idea of the tripod and being able to attach the smartphone to it. Have to save the binoculars themselves seem fine, lightweight, and easy to use. The tripod also seems quite sturdy and easy to use. Had a little problems figuring out how to attach the smartphone with the right camera, but that was more about my smartphone I think. I suspect that unless I'm going to be sitting for a long period of time, I'll end up just hanging binoculars around my neck and also hanging my camera with the long lens on it rather than trying to finagle the smartphone. Especially as, with my smartphone, which is a Samsung Galaxy S10, the picture is kind of small with just a circle and lots of black surrounding that. Of course, it maybe I just need to play around with that more. Wasn't entirely impressed with the instruction book. Particularly with the instructions on putting on the strap. I had to just kind of figure it out for myself with a tiny bit of help from the pictures. Also took me a bit to figure out how to attach the tripod, but that was because I hadn't carefully looked at the picture of all the parts of the binoculars first. So that one's on me. I think they'll be good binoculars. I just don't know that all the bells and whistles are worth it. Also, the case is kind of weird as if I don't try to stuff the tripod and the other attachments into the case the flap pulls down too far and misses the velcro closure. But if I sort of stuff the tripod in, in a not very secure way as there isn't enough room to actually put it in the bag, then the flap matches up with the velcro. Seems a bit of a weird design. I'll probably end up carrying a bag with my camera and throwing the tripod and the other attachments into there and hoping that the flap will stay down on the bag even without the velcro meeting up well. Seems a bit of a design flaw.