Wingspan Optics ProSpotter 10X42 Compact Monocular Scope. New Advanced PrismView Optics Creates Spectacularly Crisp, Brilliant Viewing Experience. Compact and Lightweight. One Hand Focus. Waterproof

I have always struggled with binoculars as I wear glasses and have dodgy eyes....but here is the answer..only one eye has to cooperate. Can use them easily with glasses or without. This is so easy to use and adjust. Rediscovering love of bird watching. Highly recommend them. Good that they have a place to attach them to a tripod.

the eyepiece or viewfinder on this lens has no eyecup or flange to allow you eye to fit without your eyelashesobscuring the image your trying to see. i found it impossible to see anything clearly without a big black shadow (my eyelashes) blocking most of the view. all it need is a rubber eyecup that would both keep your eyelashes clear of the glass, and also to block any sunglare. the annoying thing is that the image was sharp. you cant hold it with one hand and view because of the poorly designed eyepiece, i could only get it to my left eye, couldn't see a thing through my right. a sharp lens ruined just because of a phenomenally bad design, for what would actually be a cheap part

Very good image and easy to use monocular. Front cover attaches easily but as other reviews have said, it would be good if the eye lens cover was also attached. Have fixed it easily though with a piece of cord!

Received promptly. Worked as expected and advertised. Good value for money

Excellent optics, good quality item.

Esta bien

I have been a "Binocular Die Hard " since my great grandfather gave me his oldFrench-Made Birders from the 1920's. That was back in 1969.When we upgraded to Nikon in 1990, Mon-oculars were just getting a sales push...I dismissed them as a gimmick.TODAY.... I don't carry my binoculars.....I carry this everywhere, even running on trails. Why?The idea of spotting is to be quick and these are PERFECT.I more than double my sightings in a day, even having a rare otter sighting.The visual experience is very close to binoculars and I really don't miss anything about binos...I am more excited about how I can follow and focus so much moving wildlife.There are larger sizes and fields of focus from Polaris, but this is a perfect hand held size and price.The weight and size are a perfect fit for most hands extra weight and size can get annoying to carry.Whether focusing nearby or across the lake, these point and focus at double speed with one hand only.These are certainly heavy enough to take a beating....but, for this low price, if I drop them on the trail it is not like losing Nikons.

Researched this to have in my beach swim bag. Not too expensive to be left unattended on the beach. But very good quality, and optics. Great value. Before I bought this one I read several hours about optics on wikipedia. I'm glad I did as it helps you understand the #'s 10x.... Everything is a trade off. I had a pair of small binoculars that were too hard to hold steady if looking at something at distance. This is much more useful. Hopefully I'll have this one a long time. If it walks away or gets donnated to Posidon (falls in the ocean) I'll get the same one again.The only improvement would be to have the non attached lens cap for the eye side, stay on a little better. If it hadn't fallen off when I take it out of the case, I remove it and put it back into the carrying case, so haven't lost it yet.

I love this monocular. It is a light, extremely well made piece of equipment at an affordable price. As you can see from the picture attached, I keep one of the monoculars beside my kitchen windows for quick viewing of passing birds in my back yard. What you cannot see is that I also have one in my car for pulling over to catch a closeup of wildlife in my area. You also cannot see all six of the monoculars I have given as gifts in the past two years, nor can you see the several I plan to give at Christmas this year. What you CAN SEE with this monocular, however, are all the details of beauty around you.

On my first outing to spot and observe animals, the Wingspan ProSpotter pick out an animal I could not see with unaided vision. In addition, my binoculars, which I no longer use after today, could not pick it out. The wide objective lens gathers more light, thus making for a clear view.I have double vision, which makes binoculars difficult to use without glasses. The monocular is the answer. I can use it with or without glasses and have no double vision problem.