Like other reviewers here, the more I use and get used to this camera the more I like it. I use on a small reflector telescope and a high quality monocular. It is easier for me to use then looking through the eyepieces, which require contorting my body uncomfortably, especially when the instruments are mounted on tripods and tables. And several people can view the image at once, which is a big advantage over an eyepiece. And takes photos as well, of pretty good quality, all remotely.

The more I use and get used to this camera the more I like it. I use on a small reflector telescope and a high quality monocular. It is easier for me to use then looking through the eyepieces, which require contorting my body uncomfortably, especially when the instruments are mounted on tripods and tables. And several people can view the image at once, which is a big advantage over an eyepiece. And takes photos as well, of pretty good quality, all remotely.

The battery has lasted a few hours so far, and the unit powers down when nothing is connected to its builtin hotspot for a while.

Yea, if your thinking to yourself these aren't Military grade you'd be correct. There not! However what they are is a great and affordable place to start becoming used to NVG. If your a civilian and you cant see in the dark, these will definitely get you to being able to see and have a tactical advantage in the night. If your just wanting to look around your property at night and see the vast amounts of wildlife you wont ever see in the daytime... this is the way to go. You can spend 5k, 8k, 10k on US Military grade NVG to only use them once or twice a year, go for it. But if you cant afford them high price tag NVG's, this will get you to see in the dark for a 10th of the % of the expensive ones. Being able to see in the dark gives you a tactical advantage so don't let thousands of dollars prevent you from being in that advantage group. Mounts perfectly to ANY battle helmet or can be worn on your head with the provided head strap or also can just be used as binoculars for casual viewing in the dark. You choose, but for me I'm gonna definitely see in the dark... question is....are you?

"K&F Concept monocular telescope/telescope" is evaluated. The telescope is predominantly dark green and consists of an aluminum alloy with a non-slip rubber layer. The telescope has a total size of 20 cm , at the front , at the lens , the diameter is 6 cm , at the back , at the eyepiece , it is 4.5 cm in diameter . It has a magnification of 10 - 30 with a lens diameter of 50 mm. The telescope sits securely in the hand and is easy to adjust. If you have a firm, level surface, you can use the tripod, otherwise it's too wobbly. The magnification is set with the large wheel on the eyepiece, and the sharpness can be readjusted with the small wheel. The view is quite clear and clear , quite sharp overall , it takes a little getting used to when taking pictures . Overall, the telescope is okay for the price. 4 stars !

A monocular telescope is supplied. The external impression is very good. Everything is cleanly processed and makes a good quality impression. It makes a robust impression, although its own weight is very light. You can use it as a lens for your cell phone, or just as a telescope. both work very well and the objects are enlarged very well. Conclusion: all in all a good price-performance ratio and easy to use. My recommendation has it!

My granddaughter is preparing to join the military and is hoping for a job in the medical field. She loved getting this and had a lot of fun. You've certainly changed since I was a kid. It's all WiFi and so easy to connect and use. She used it connected to her tablet. It has slides that contain a few things to help you get used to it. It comes well packaged with instructions. The picture quality is very good.

We have three bird feeders in our back yard. The monocular telescope is easy to adjust and zone in on the birds when they consume our seeds. We had a second monocular telescope to compare this one with and this model is much easier to use. I also appreciate the sturdy storage case. Thanks!

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.