HUTACT 12×56 High Power Monocular Telescope with Smartphone
HUTACT 12×56 High Power Monocular Telescope with Smartphone Adapter &Tripod, Larger Vision Monoculars for Adults Kids with BAK4 Prism & FMC Lens, Suitable for Bird Watching Hiking Camping
| Dimensions: | 26.2 x 6.6 x 9.1 centimetres |
| Brand: | HUTACT |
| Model: | EL-005 |
| Part: | EL-005 |
| Colour: | Green |
| Dimensions: | 26.2 x 6.6 x 9.1 centimetres |
For the price you cannot go wrong with this – just as good if not better than more expensive ones. The photo mount could be a little more solid but that is because phone is heavy. Would recommend
The HUTACT 12×56 High Power Monocular Telescope has exceeded my expectations. Its high power capabilities provide a remarkable zoom, allowing for detailed observation during activities like bird watching, hiking, and camping. The great quality of the BAK4 Prism and FMC Lens ensures crisp and clear images.
The comfort grip is a thoughtful addition, making extended use a pleasure rather than a strain. Whether for adults or kids, this monocular telescope offers a larger vision and an immersive viewing experience. The inclusion of a smartphone adapter and tripod enhances its versatility, making it a fantastic choice for capturing and sharing those breathtaking moments.
In conclusion, the HUTACT 12×56 Monocular Telescope is a high-quality optical instrument that combines powerful performance with user-friendly features. It’s an excellent companion for nature enthusiasts and outdoor activities, providing an unparalleled visual experience.
The HUTACT 12×56 High Power Monocular Telescope has greatly enhanced my outdoor experiences, especially for bird-watching. Its 12x magnification and 56mm objective lens offer a clear and detailed view, capturing more light for brighter images. The inclusion of a smartphone adapter and tripod proves practical, allowing me to easily document and share my observations. The BAK4 prism and FMC lens ensure sharp and vivid visuals. This monocular strikes a perfect balance between portability and powerful optics. Overall, it’s a reliable handheld telescope with valuable accessories, making it an excellent choice for various outdoor activities, adding both convenience and joy to my adventures.
A monocular or binoculars is down to personal preference. I always find that I cannot get the pinpoint focus with a monocular as I can with a pair of binoculars. This Hutact monocular does a prettey good job with the focus for ranges between about four metres and infinity.
The build of this monocular is very good and has a good robust feel about it. The manufacturer claims it to be waterproof and so it should be good for all outdoor activities when the viewed object wants to be brought closer. The user can use the monocular with or without glasses – I prefer without – but performance is just as good in either case. The optics let lots of light through enabling the monocular to be used when lighting is not that good.
The unit comes with a carrying case and shoulder strap as well as two draw bags for the monocular and attachments. Everything will fit snuggly in the carrying case. A hand strat is included for the monocular as well as lens caps.
I think the atachments are included as a bit of a gimmick. There is a very cheap tripod that the monocular can be attached to but, to use it, you would need to lay down or find a suitable ledge to set the tripod on. There is also a smartphone attachment enabling the camera to take photos throught the monocular. For me it was far too fiddly to set up so will never be used.
This is a real performer with a 56mm front element it lets in plenty of light even at dawn or dusk this is still usable compared to the 45mm versions, it’s well coated to withstand the weather and gives a 12x magnification so good for all sorts from bird watching to sports, it also includes a carry case, tripod and smartphone adaptor so you can take images on your phone through this, overall, good value and good performance.
Comes with everything in this kit, monocular is great to hold and operate gives a nice clear view with the added tripod mount. I do feel the attachment for the phone to take pictures is a fiddle and a bit of a gimmick .
This is a good starter kit aimed at older children and adults and good value for the money.
Being SVI for the past 30 years, I’ve seen a number of relatively low-cost monocculars. This ‘scope is brilliant value: Amazingly bright optics which preserve true-to-life colours in the fixed x12 magnification. The minimum focus distance is about 6 metres, so it is not going to see much use indoors, but the combination of good magnification with large objective gives a good conic angle of viewing (almost 10 degrees). At a little over 500g, it’s not going to live in my shirt pocket! – but it is quite portable in its well-padded carry case and strap. The camera/phone mount is a work-in-progress for me: Can’t see how my Doro is going to make that work! But I’ve got a good monoccular! That’s all I wanted!