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Mauricio Lizarde
Reviewed in Mexico on February 26, 2025
Lo agarré en oferta, me costó $418 pesos. Es de buen material, muy cómodo y fácil de transportar. Es un excelente producto para distancias cortas (unos 300-500 metros aproximadamente).
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
For the low price I was pleasantly surprised, it seems well made too. Shirt pocket size, perfect for the car glove box.I'd recommend this monocular over inexpensive (under $50) compact binoculars any day for image quality, plus it is much more discreet.Remember to adjust the eyepiece to suit your vision.
Jon
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
If you're looking for a small, inexpensive, easy to pack monocular for spotting things up ahead, this is not a terrible choice. My main complaints are that my hand is not steady enough to get a good view with the very small unit and the 25mm lens, but if I hold it up against something, then everything gets easier.It focuses in by turning the eyepiece, and I cannot detect any distortion. It's not quite as bright as a 40mm monocular, obviously, but it does a good job. Furthermore, it comes with a nice medium to heavyweight cloth pouch with Velcro, and has a belt or MOLLE strap on the back. The exterior is a rubberized material covering an aluminum body, so it's got some ability to withstand a drop onto the rocks.If you want something that travels well on a budget, this might work out well for you.
Jo
Reviewed in India on February 8, 2024
Good brand.
Carlos Cabrera
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
Buen equipo, mejor aún considerando el precio.
M. G. Smith
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
This is one of 18 monoculars I bought recently for a comparison video. As you might expect from a company that makes serious telescopes, the G2 is solidly built and performs well. The attention to detail stands out. The folding eyepiece and textured thumb grip are nice little touches. The focus ring is just a little stiff, but images are bright and crisp. At $11.95, it's an excellent value.
Maarten
Reviewed in the Netherlands on May 11, 2023
Unclear image and uncomfortably close to the eye. No clear image at 10 meter. Not recommend
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023
Updated Review:After owning and using the Upclose for a couple weeks I am not so happy with it. Yes, you can see closer but there is a major issue of fogging. Can not get a clear image unless I look off center in the eye piece and tilt the monocular up just a bit. Have to hold it just right to see a clear image. Upclose will go into my kayak bag with stuff I don't care about if it gets damaged.I need to find a better small monocular! I really wanted to like this thing but Upclose did not do it for me.Original Review:I recently returned a different monocular, "Monocular Telescope 12X50 Outdoor Telescope ... By hd360pro." Cost of that monocular is three times cost of Upclose, weight and diameter is about two times Upclose, but performance is about half of Upclose. Even though the other claims 12x50, what I observed with the Upclose was just as bright and appeared to have more magnification. The 12x50 does have a wider field of view.The Upclose is very light and easy to carry, though the case is worthless to me as my hiking belt is 2 inches wide. The case is not all that good anyway, the way the velcro is aligned does not hold the cover down tight leaving a loop at the top of the monocular and the belt loop does not look like it will last long. No lens caps is a down side but this thing is inexpensive, if it is lost or damaged it will not be a great expense to replace. I have it in a case on my belt similar to what it came with and it is available to use in an instant.I have only used it one day, but in varying conditions from bright to after sunset. It performed to my satisfaction. Keep in mind this thing is cheap, of course it will not compare well to high quality products. But for ease of use, quality of view compared to price, this device is a good buy for casual use.
bilal asfour
Reviewed in Australia on November 25, 2022
Great little gadget, works well enough for the outdoors if you're hiking or sight seeing. There are better monoculars out there but at this price point I highly recommend this product as it looks and feels like a quality item. Very satisfied.
Jerry G
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019
I didnt expect much for 13 dollars but the hazy view makes it really bad. Maybe I got a bad copy. I wanted a small and light monocular for carrying in my mtn bike pack. Small and light were really what I wanted. There are ones that cost around 60 USD - and I would have bought one except they weigh more than 6 OZ due to the rubber armour. Which seems stupid. I have a pair of 10x25 Bushnell Legend HDs that are fantastic! But 8 oz for just having with me is too much to my already too heavy bike pack. I wanted 2 oz but settled for 4oz for not much more money - 25 buck. That product also is horrible for regular use but its fine for my purposes. At least the view is clear....
Cliente
Reviewed in Spain on July 3, 2019
La imágen es amplia, clara y nítida. Sin distorsiones ni cambios en el color. Acabado robusto y cómodo. Suave al tacto. Resultados buenos para un monocular tan compacto. Incluye correa de sujeción.A tener en cuenta: la ampliación de este monocular requiere habilidad para evitar mover la imagen en exceso al sostenerlo con la mano. El reducido tamaño del objetivo junto con la alta ampliación produce un campo visual estrecho, indicado para la observación de objetos a media distancia. Si se necesita un campo visual amplio con poco movimiento de la imagen, recomiendo una ampliación inferior (8x o menor) con un diámetro del objetivo igual o superior (25mm o superior) para este tipo de monoculares compactos sostenidos en mano.
SouthernFried
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2018
I bought these. All under $20. - Celestron upClose g2 10x25 (71213) - HDE 15X Zoom Compact Monocular 21mm - Roxant High Definition Ultra-Light mini - Imaisen no name. Bought because it had "Amazons Choice" on the page. Only 1 review.To get right to the point. The Celestron UpClose g2 was the only "usable" monocular in the bunch. Even that has a very small aperture (like looking through a straw.) But, at least it was relatively easy to get a sight and pretty clear once you had it. I am keeping it.This Roxant was the absolute worst of the bunch. Cloudy, could never get a good focus...and in a group of very cheap monoculars, this thing felt the cheapest. But, it was actually the most expensive. The rest were cheaper.The Imaisen (Amazons choice) was close to the Roxant in crappiness. Cloudy, lousy focus...just miserable. lol.The HDE 15X Zoom Compact Monocular 21mm, I am on the fence. It actually has a pretty darn good zoom feature. You really can zoom much closer than any of the other monoculars. It was surprising actually...if you could find what your looking at. It was almost impossible to focus in on any object. If the others were like looking through a straw...this one was like looking through a pinhole. I spent considerable time trying to line up a sight picture to where there is actually an image in the scope. I believe this is called Eye Relief...and it is absolutely horrible. However, once you did find an object in the distance and zoomed in on it, it was a lot larger than any of the others. It was impressive...for the entire second I could hold the image. This should be called Small & Shaky. Still, I'm thinking of keeping it cuz the zoom is kinda cool.So, I'm keeping the Celestron and I'll pop it in our camper or truck, just to have something. But, I am definetely going to get something better. After looking through these things for an hour or so, then picking up my Nikon 7x50 Binoculars...I almost cried.Hope this helps.- SF
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