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.

I'd give this a five star but for the ball head. It doesn't lock well with a spotting scope or a heavy lens and camera body on it. I ended up buying a Neewer pan/tilt head, which fortunately fits the K&F tripod well. Other than that, it is a decent piece of equipment. Just keep in mind, it is a travel tripod, and won't give you a solid mount impervious to wiggling from wind or hand adjustments. For that, I continue to look for that elusive affordable tripod.

"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!

Since my old binoculars were no longer up to date, I decided on this monocular.
The scope of delivery includes the monocular, a bag, cleaning cloths and instructions.

Like many others here, I couldn't focus the monocular at the beginning. But if you take a look at the instructions, it quickly becomes clear why this is the case.
Followed the instructions step by step, the monocular could be focused and shows a really great picture.
Especially with a discount I can only warmly recommend it to you.

I'd give this a five star but for the ball head. It doesn't lock well with a spotting scope or a heavy lens and camera body on it. I ended up buying a Neewer pan/tilt head, which fortunately fits the K&F tripod well. Other than that, it is a decent piece of equipment. Just keep in mind, it is a travel tripod, and won't give you a solid mount impervious to wiggling from wind or hand adjustments. For that, I continue to look for that elusive affordable tripod.

I'd give this a five star but for the ball head. It doesn't lock well with a spotting scope or a heavy lens and camera body on it. I ended up buying a Neewer pan/tilt head, which fortunately fits the K&F tripod well. Other than that, it is a decent piece of equipment. Just keep in mind, it is a travel tripod, and won't give you a solid mount impervious to wiggling from wind or hand adjustments. For that, I continue to look for that elusive affordable tripod.