A zoom monocular that fits in one hand
A 10-300x zoom monocular with a 40mm multi-coated objective lens, a tabletop tripod and a phone clip so you can shoot through the lens with your own camera. Built for glassing distant terrain, wildlife and scenery, not deep-space astronomy.
Binoculars are bulky and a phone camera runs out of reach fast. This is a single tube that zooms from a wide, bright 10x up to a long 300x reach, sets down on its own tripod, and holds your phone right behind the eyepiece so you can actually keep what you see.
What you're getting
A twist of the zoom ring runs you from 10x to 300x over a 40mm multi-coated objective lens. Wide and bright at the low end for handheld glassing; go long at the high end with the tripod under it for a steadier, brighter view.
Clip your phone on behind the eyepiece and its camera sees exactly what you see through the lens - line up the shot, then snap it or shoot video without holding anything steady by hand.
Comes with a compact tabletop tripod, a phone clip adapter, a dust cover, a cleaning cloth and a carrying pouch with a portable strap - everything needed to set it up and pack it back down.
Specifications
| Type | Single-barrel zoom monocular |
|---|---|
| Zoom range | 10x - 300x, continuously variable |
| Objective lens | 40mm, full multi-layer coated |
| Field of view | 3.5° at 10x, 2.0° at 300x |
| Phone compatibility | Included clip-on adapter fits most smartphones |
| Mount | Included tabletop tripod, standard tripod thread |
| Included accessories | Tripod, phone clip, dust cover, cleaning cloth, carrying pouch, portable strap |
| Body | Matte black, textured grip zoom ring |
| Guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee |
Where it earns its keep
- Glassing a ridgeline or a field edge while hunting or hiking
- Birdwatching and wildlife viewing from a distance
- Sitting in the stands at a game, concert or air show
- Checking out scenery on road trips and campsites
- Casual moon-watching and bright night-sky viewing with the tripod
Questions
Is this a real astronomical telescope?
No - it is a handheld zoom monocular built for terrestrial viewing: wildlife, scenery and long-range glassing. At its highest zoom it can pick out the moon on a clear night, but it is not built or marketed for deep-space astronomy.
Do I need the tripod at 300x?
You will want it. Like any handheld optic, the image gets harder to hold steady - and dimmer - as you zoom in, so the included tripod is there for anything past the lower end of the range.
Does the phone clip fit any phone?
It is an adjustable clip-on adapter sized for most smartphones. Line the lens up with your phone's camera and it snaps stills or video through the eyepiece.
What if I don't like it?
You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Email support@mytacticalpromos.com and we will make it right.
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$99.99One-time · no subscription Add to cartZoom and field-of-view figures are the manufacturer's stated optical specifications. Image brightness and clarity decrease at higher zoom, as with any optic of this size - a tripod is recommended above the lower end of the zoom range.