We got this so we could check for a suspected raccoon in our roof. We could hear scratching noises and thought perhaps that was what we were hearing. We were able to see right where the stinking critter was hiding with this camera. I’m impressed! And I called a pest control company right away.

I had low expectations but it turns out this monopod is perfect for my 10x42 binoculars (adapters purchased separately). I'm 5'7" tall, and I use this star gaze as well as for some terrestrial viewing; with the binocular attachment (adds a couple inches), I'm able to comfortably point the binoculars at both earthbound targets and celestial targets. Naturally, if you point your binoculars at zenith, you're going to have a problem, but a more expensive monopod wouldn't fix that.The alternative I was looking at was a $200 monopod, so I used the $180 I saved on some new telescope gear. ;)

We just love this binoculars!

I used for insurance roof inspections, and it worked great, even fully extended.

got this prism last week and as you can see from my example photo it works amazingly well! It is easy to apply to the lens and creates an incredible effect! If you are interested in concert photography, I would definitely recommend this!

Not much to say other than I'm very happy with it.

I've accidentally found things I wasn't even looking for!

I found a roof leak by mistake.
When I looked around for poor insulation one day, I checked another day after it rained and happened to see a very small blue dot on the ceiling which disappeared the next day--it was a water leak in the roof.

I found a dysfunctional AC power outlet which was, for some reason, beaming out heat when it wasn't in use.

I've found that heat on my electronics don't radiate where I thought, so I've moved the small cooling fans to more effective places.

The depth of view is incredible. I can see the roof supports through the plaster board in my ceiling! This little unit has that name brand thermo camera beat hands down!

It seems sturdy enough, though I had to adapt my coop a bit - add some wood to move this out a little way so it would miss the roof. A bit more narrow than my other automatic door. The anti-pinch function works, it'll stop like a garage door and reopen if it encounters too much resistance. It will try again about a minute later.

My main problem - why put the USB charge port in the way of the door opening? Wouldn't along the side have been better?