High-Powered Monocular Telescope for Adults - 80x100 HD with Tripod & Adapter

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• An Outdoor Adventure Companion & Great Gift: Amither 80x100 monocular telescope for stargazing is a necessary outdoor equipment for a variety of outdoor activities including star watching, climbing, camping, backpacking, golfing, scenic viewing, concerts, sports events, traveling, astronomy, and more. It also makes an ideal gift for any outdoor fan you know
• High Magnifying Power, Dual Focus & Larger View: Amither high powered monocular telescope could achieve real 80X magnification when it's used with a 10X smartphone lens. Its dual focus helps you capture the target quickly while the large objective lens provides a wide viewing angle up to 7 degrees and a 363Ft/1000Yds 121M/1000M Field of View (FOV), presenting a detailed high definition image of your target
• Professional Optical Glass Lens for Clear Image: Our zoom monocular telescope is equipped with a BAK4 prism and a Fully Multi-Coated (FMC) optical glass lens, which have significantly improved light transmittance, reducing distortion and blurry, providing a bright, realistic and sharp image in different distances and lighting conditions
• 1. The cat chased the mouse.
• 2. The dog barked loudly at the mailman.
• 3. The sun set behind the mountains.
• 4. The children played in the park.
• 5. The rain poured down from the sky.
• Tripod & Smartphone Adapter for More Experience: To hold the handheld compact monocular telescope more securely and have stable images, we recommend you to use it with the included sturdy tripod stand and a phone adapter so you can capture all the amazing views by filming photos or videos. It's compatible with most smartphones including Android and iOS phones, ensuring a wide range of use.
• Support Low Light Visions for Your Adventures: With its superior light transmittance efficiency, this monocular provides a clear image even when you're exploring at night. Its FMC green film-coated lens collects and reflects light at night, so it works as long as there is a light source to your target. (Please note that the telescope does not work in complete darkness.)