This monocular comes with tons of accessories. It includes lens protection covers for both front lens and the back eyepiece, a carrying case and a strap, a charging cable and plug, a lens cleaning cloth and even a cable storage case. It feels very solid and the built quality is excellent. The view is bright and clear. It is very easy to use - I can use it by single hand and it is focus capable. The focus wheel is on the top of the body so I can adjust the focus easily using my index finger. It is handy for sight seeing because of its lightweight. But if I want to take picture or video, i would set the the telescope on a tripod to avoid vibration. Overall, it is a high-quality built product and it is also fun to use.

K&F Concept 3G/4G Camera:
Fantastic image during the day and at night with white LED or IR. In addition, the camera can actually do without internet or power connection. Smooth operation when watching videos. Detected movements are communicated via push.
The software still has room for improvement

If you turn on the IR illuminator and turn off the viewer, you think the entire device is off...but the IR illuminator is still on!!!!! You can power the device with a power bank via a USB cable to carry less weight and ensure longer runtime.

Easy to install, really obvious setup and the camera seems to be working fine.
However, the night vision is a bit weak. Although it works in the dark, the IR LEDs may be too much for the CCD to manage.
You get a picture but I would defy anyone to pick out details and unless your brickwork is the usual red variety it will swamp. I've decided to put some tape on a coupe of the IR to see if that helps. It could be better if there is a way to dim the IR, but for the price paid it's really a steal. Solar charging works as advertised, even on cloudy days.

There is quite a long latency from camera to screen, I suspect most don't worry about that and detection works well and no false positives (so far).

No X-pattern, virtually no color cast, and a 1-5 stop range (vs. the more common 2-5) make the Kentfaith True Color ND Vario the best variable ND on the market for most situations. Technically, a little extra warmth can be noticed in head-to-head comparisons, but it's almost impossible to tell otherwise and close enough to be matched in post with no ill effects on compressed photos or video.

I wish the IR filtering was implemented in True Color, but perhaps the technology used here doesn't allow for that. Because IR is not filtered, certain lighting conditions can be undesirable or even unusable, especially when more visible light is cut off. Assuming (possibly erroneously) that one flaw is a necessary compromise for the True Color's unmatched color accuracy, I feel the True Color ND-Vario is as perfect as a VND can get, and first VND that doesn't feel like a compromise between accuracy and practicality.

Here's hoping for a true color version of their 5-9 stop next!

K&F Concept 3G/4G camera:
Fantastic picture during the day and at night with white LED or IR. In addition, the camera can actually do without an internet or power connection. Smooth operation when watching the videos. Detected movements are communicated via push.
The software still has room for improvement

I am impressed with the quality of the Starscope Monocular by VivReal. Zoomed images are very clear and it is easy to focus. It is nicely packaged with accessories; smartphone holder, remote control, carry bag, tripod and cloth. I have a couple of tripods I will be using with it since the accompanying tripod is small and limited in its use. The smartphone holder takes time to get comfortable with. I haven't had a chance yet to get really good focused pictures with my iPhone. I am hoping with time I will get better at it. I primarily use the monocular for looking at birds and other wildlife. I look forward to many hiking adventures and trips to the mountains using my new monocular.

Campark Trail Game Camera 14MP 1080P Waterproof Hunting Scouting Cam for Wildlife Monitoring with 120°Detecting Range Night Vision 2.4" LCD IR LEDs
I have been using trail/game cameras for over six years and this one has excellent features and performance for the price as of this writing 62$ . Most important to me is sensitivity and high quality imagery and video and the quality of 14MP imagery and 1080 and 720 video is impressive. The most important workload feature to me is the live image preview and media review - this used to be unheard of at this price point. I have paid 150 and 180 for cameras that didn't have this feature. It is so much better to see exactly what area you are going to capture and what you have captured so far without removing the camera or the disk to check the media in the computer. I have taken hundreds of images and several hundred 1 minute videos while testing this on a single set of batteries so am impressed with battery life. Trigger sensitivity has been quite good with the side sensors and the highest setting you can catch the animal in action just as they enter the frame - see the picture attached of just the nose of an elk triggering and the head of a squirrel then they jump into action. I use these cameras to get close ups of birds and small mammals as well as large game and can get clear video and triggers on birds as small as chickadees. Minimum focus distance is about 24 inches so if you put the subject closer than that it will naturally be a little out of focus so account for that in your shoot layout all cameras have that issue you can't get too close and be in focus. Another nice feature is a mounting bracket for a permanent installation which would be useful for home security monitoring applications. I triggered on myself many times walking around so I'm sure it would be good for monitoring trespassing and suspicious activity at least 50 to 75 feet away. The IR night lights are very bright. I made a comprehensive video review on YouTube if you want to see that just search CamPark 14MP Trail Camera Test and look for the one with a big elk on the thumbnail.