My friend git this for Christmas and I was playing with his - I loved it so I bought one! Good quality lenses, and I works great with my iPhone16 Pro Max. I takes a while to get the phone lenses aligned, but once you do, you will get a great telephoto option. NOT good for using on the go, but for wildlife photography where you can sit it on it's tripod - perfect.

I bought a refurbished one. The carton it arrived in was original although a bit battered. But that didn't concern me.The accessories that are included are very good and will be of use, especially the mobile phone adapter.The monocular itself feels pretty rugged and well made. What surprised me was how good the image is. The focus knob is easy to adjust and is smooth to operate There is minimal chromatic aberration noticeable. The image overall is on par with my much more expensive Hawke ED binoculars.Great value for money.

Acheté en vente flash en prévision de randonnées estivales.L'appareil est de bonne qualité, bien équipé (trépied, adaptateur téléphone, housse de transport) et très facile à prendre en main.Petit test rapide en photos (redmi note 7) sur un objet inanimé, plus facile pour se faire la main!Hâte de tester dans de vraies conditions mais je suis satisfait du produit.

Anbei ein paar Bilder. Ich habe das alte Galaxy S7 mit dem sehr guten Zubehör Stativ und Smartphone Halterung an das Monokular angeschlossen. Ich habe parallel bilder mit dem Galaxy Note S10 mit Zoom gemacht Punkt das sind die unscharfen und Bilder mit dem S7 angeschlossen an das Adasion. Ich bin mit dem adasian mehr als zufrieden man kann aus großer Entfernung hervorragend Dinge beobachten und Fotos schießen, die sonst mit einem riesigen Teleobjektiv nur möglich wären und dann bei einer großen Kamera. Habe ein Note 10 und ein S7 Galaxy. Das Note 10 hat noch zusätzlich zweifach optischen Zoom und die Bilder mit dem Note sind noch besser. Das sind die letzten mit dem Berg und dem Baum und den Kindern, die ich eingestellt habe. Der Nachteil beim großen Note 10 ist, dass es sehr schwer und unhandlich ist, während das S7 viel schneller montiert ist . Das Stativ und die Handyhalterung sind bei diesem Gerät aber so stabil, dass auch ein so schweres Smartphone wie das Note 10 benutzt werden können . Klare Kaufempfehlung!

The product arrived on time, was just as described and well worth the money. The view is clear and the two focus mechanisms are easy to reach and operate. Very happy with this purchase!

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I take my Adasion 12x56 monocular with me when I go walking along a local river. I like being able to see the details of birds and flowers that are nearby. I love being able to see birds farther away enough to identify them. The monocular's 12-power magnification (equivalent to a 600mm camera lens) means that sometimes I can watch birds from far enough away that they don't fly away first. For instance, I came upon goldfinches eating seeds from tall dry weeds growing next to a local path. Crossing to the other side of the path, I watched the birds for five minutes with them filling up most of the viewing area in marvelous detail.The monocular's large exit lens brings in enough light that I can easily view things in fairly low light. I like that. On the way back from the river, I check on a small flock of wood ducks that gathers in a canal flowing beneath a canopy of trees. The shaded, late afternoon canal is not too dark for this monocular.Instead of using the supplied hand strap, I attached a camera strap to the monocular and wear it around my neck. The Adasion 12x56 is lighter and has more magnification than my 8x42 binoculars which I wear with a chest harness for convenience. The additional magnification of the monocular also magnifies the natural movement of one's hands more than does the 8-power binoculars. I'm used to image stabilization with my digital camera and may explore a much more expensive image-stabilized monocular someday. In the meantime, I've decided the view from the extra magnification outweighs the additional shake in the view and just live with it. I could haul the monopod around mounted to my metal camera tripod, but I see a monocular as a quick, nimble viewing experience. If I had an 80-power spotting scope, I'd be using the tripod.I've experimented with taking photos through the monocular using my iPhone. I mounted the monocular, adapter, and phone on a regular metal camera tripod. A regular camera tripod is more stable than the little plastic tabletop tripod included with the monocular and allows taking pictures while you're standing up. I used the phone's self-timer to avoid camera shake. Worked like a charm for stationary subjects. With image stabilization being part of the camera in many smartphones these days, I'll be experimenting with handholding the monocular-iPhone rig to see what kind of results I might get.In the attached images, the sunflowers in the first image were taken with the monocular; the second image shows the sunflowers taken without the monocular, similar to the regular view from our eyes. Standing close to the sunflowers, the monocular allows me to watch the bees at work! In the image of the northern flicker woodpecker on the telephone pole, the monocular brought me close enough to see its spots and clearly identify it—had it not already identified itself with its signature loud call.If you're looking for a well-built, hand-holdable, high-powered monocular at a modest cost, I'd recommend the Adasion 12x56. While I have no way of verifying the claims that the monocular employs a superior BAK4 prism and multi-coated optics for superior image clarity and nitrogen gas to prevent moisture from seeping inside, I like that they claim such. My senses tell me this is a sturdy device, not overly heavy, encased in a rubberized outer skin with a tripod thread, which focuses smoothly and lets in loads of light. At this price point, the fact that the monocular's optics aren't corrected for chromatic abberation (purple or green fringes around bright objects) is no reason to discount the Adasion 12x56.

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As I also own and love a pair of Adasion Binoculars, I wanted something a little more portable and easy to use. This monocular checks all the boxes. It has incredible clarity and is easier to use (than the binoculars) since it can be held with one hand. I also find it easy to focus and find things farther away now that I am only magnifying the one eye. I thought the focus knob was in a convenient position and I have been able to focus clearly on something 20 ft away just as easily as I could focus on something 200 ft away. I always thought binoculars were the way to go, but I am convinced that a monocular is much easier, convenient, and more powerful.The accessories that came with it are wonderful as well. The tripod is sturdy and easy to mount and the phone attachment, similar to the one for the binocular, is also excellent. I think the tension knobs are a great addition and hold my phone securely. I also appreciate the fact that not only can I keep both the monocular and the phone attachment in the included case, the phone attachment is held in a velcro sleeve that securely stays in place in the monocular case. This leaves the perfect amount of room to hold the monocular. It was a great use of space.Overall, it's a great product for someone looking to get into birding, or looking for something smaller and portable to bring to a concert or show. Don't let the size fool you though, it's quite powerful.