20-60x80 Spotting Scopes for Target Shooting with Extendable Tripod, Phone Adapter, Remote Control, Carry Bag, Spotting Scope for Bird Watching Hunting, Waterproof Spotter Scope

Works great. Wanted to use the phone while shooting in the probe but you will have to buy a shorter tripod or lift up to see. The phone adapter works but not the most rugged piece of equipment.

The scope is great, but the tripod is junk. The phone attachment holds the phone in place in an unstable way and allows the phone to move easily. You have to readjust frequently.The images are amazing, but I would ditch the tripod and get another phone attachment.

Could not believe the Quality of the product for the price. The Spotting Scope’s view was crisp and clear. I would recommend this Scope to anyone looking for a Spotting Scope and doesn’t want to spend a $1,000.00.

The tripod is wobbly as the scope is way to much for the tripod. My first spotting scope. When I buy a heavy duty tripod should stop the wobbly vision in the scope. Amozon is the best place to buy from as they take care of any issue you have. Best thing they do not ship Fed X.

The actual spotting scope is pretty good. Don't count on the tripod as its too flimsy to support the weight of the spotting scope. When screwed to the tripod the spotting scope is too heavy for the tripod to support. It wobbles so much it is impossible to stay focused on the target

This is a pretty cool thing to use! We used it one night to watch the moon on a harvest moon/red moon night. Our youngest thought it was neat to be able to take pictures of it so close and see all the detail on the moon like you do in other pictures. It was a little difficult to get it into place but other than that, pretty simple to use really. My husband got more technical with it but says it's a really great value! Hope this helps!

Use this for long range shooting. 1000yds. Buddy has a same spec Vortex. Haven't found a difference. Great for the money.

First off, this isn't a pro-level Swarovski or Zeiss which cost 15-20x as much, or heck, even a Vortex will set you back 6x as much, so don't expect National Geographic quality photos with your cell phone when you snap a shot through it. It has some pretty obvious chromatic aberration (purple fringing) which is bad for pictures on high-contrast subjects, but for checking your hits on target at a couple hundred yards, or for watching a tree-line at dawn, this is a functional tool that will get you the info you need to see. That being said, the tripod is pretty flimsy, it's better than trying to hand-hold the scope, but I'd recommend grabbing a cheap off-brand tripod for 30 bucks and you'll improve the stability when looking through the glass tremendously.This does come with a universal cell phone mount which is actually pretty useful when you're working on your groups and don't want to get up and lose your stance just to see the target impact. With this you can just leave your phone on it and readily glance over and see the target with a quick glance once you've got it set up.