Initially, I rated the product lower, the tripod had a problem when going up and down, Amazon did not help at all, it cost 4 times more to return the item to the United States than the same value of the item, simply bad service from Amazon, they did not want to help in nothing. from the manufacturer k&f, they were attentive, they helped with everything, the service is spectacular from k&f, you will never be alone, they sent me the exchange part by courier, super contant for the support of the manufacturer, highly recommended k&f. :)

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. ;)

The cable, which is often rated poorly because it is not as flexible, is an absolute advantage of this camera. Otherwise I would not have been able to push the camera through the narrow pipes. The camera is highly recommended

I purchased this because it was highly rated by CNET; inexpensive and after installation it works like a charm! Highly recommend!

We just love this binoculars!

The filters from K&F Concept are rated here. The filters are supplied together with three cleaning cloths for the objective lens and filters. The filter fits my Sony Alpha 6400 with 3.5-5.6/18-135mm lens. With a little sensitivity, the filter can be easily screwed onto the lens and then holds tight. The main purpose of the filter is that the light has much softer transitions and edges than without it. However, this is the lowest level, so the differences are really only minimal. In principle, the packaging is not that practical, since the filter has to be wrapped in the plastic foil again and again and then in the plastic packaging.

Rated 77mm Magnet Lens Filter Set
The lens filters come in a nice little pouch.

The magnetic adapter ring idea is pretty clever. Simply attach the ring and put the filters on.

As far as I can tell, I think the filters are of very good quality and also properly processed.

Depending on the area of application, the lens is rated totally differently. I use it for still life and with extension rings for close-ups of more or less static subjects. It is absolutely top and for the price a hammer. But as soon as movement comes into play and a reasonably fast autofocus is required, you can throw the lens in the bin. But the price has to come from somewhere. The autofocus isn't the quietest, but that doesn't bother me at all either. I would buy it again anytime.