The Kentfaith 8x42 binoculars are a great value, you can see very far away and it’s super clear. These binoculars aren’t for close up, I didn’t get a great quality picture at 50ft or less. The carrying case and strap are a nice touch. Over all these are great and well worth the money, I’ve never really needed binoculars but now I’m going to use them for just about everything.

I was able to use this camera attachment on my Celeston 10x50 Outlander and Barska 20x80 and is fits perfect and snug on both binoculars. The little camera is adjustable as far as fitment on your eyepiece.The app is very easy to use and you get to view the binoculars live on your phone. It connected to my android phone right away and the performance and functionality is smooth. You can then take captures of what you are viewing or record it as video. The quality depends on the focus, clarity and what you are viewing. Overall I am very happy with this little camera and for the price I think it is worth having.

Great microscope for viewing coins up close or entire coin images. Coin collectors will love this. Easy to use.

I bought this for coin viewing and it works great. It's amazing what you can see up close and better than with a magnifying glass. Card comes already inserted but my need to remove it and reinsert it for the device to recognize it. I can upgrade later, but this works fine for now.

I bought it for coin viewing and it works great. It's amazing what you can see up close and better than with a magnifying glass. The card is already inserted, but I need to remove and reinsert it for the device to recognize it. I may upgrade later, but this is working great for now.

This makes viewing coins and plant material up close eazy.

I purchased this for use with my Celestron 25 x 100 Binoculars that weigh about 9 pounds. This is not a recommended use for this item, but setting the binoculars up in a safe location and keeping the weight balanced over the base and just pivoting to watch the views it worked well.The actual location was on a cruise ship balcony so we used it as the ship moved along. The key is to balance the weight and get it adjusted to the correct height for eye level viewing.I don't think it would work well for viewing stars or planets unless they were near the horizon.

GAME IS UP NOW