TL;DR: As of June 16, get this high-definition monocular telescope for only $45.99 — a 16% discount!
Exploring the great outdoors can be a lot more exciting with a high-quality pair of binoculars. But, if you aren’t into lugging around a clunky object on your adventures, or making multiple adjustments just to see that bird or mountain up close, this high-definition monocular telescope may be a better choice. You can even use it to snap photos and take pictures on your phone. Grab one now for just $45.99, normally $54.99.
Powerful magnification, small device
Unlike heavy, bulky binoculars, this telescope weighs under a pound and is less than seven inches long. This compact size allows you to carry it with you on your next fishing trip, hike, or sporting event. It also makes it easier to grab the telescope, move the swing-up eyepiece, and look through the lens, all with only one hand.
Adjust just one 50 x 60 magnification lens to get a closer shot of your subject. You could read a sign, identify a bird flying up high, or see faces up to 3,000 meters away. Fully coated optics and BAK4 prisms provide a crystal-clear viewing experience.
These are great for hunters, birdwatchers, concert-goers, fishers, or people who like traveling. With this telescope in your hand, you may want to get a closer view of just about anything you see outside.
Take stunning pictures and videos
The telescope also comes with an aluminum tripod that's designed for hands-free viewing. Or, you can use the telescope to capture pictures or videos through your smartphone camera.
Doing so is simpler than it sounds — just use the universal spring clip to mount your phone’s camera lens up to the telescope eyepiece. Then, just look through your phone screen to snap photos or record videos.
Start seeing more in the outdoors with the High-Definition Monocular Telescope, just $45.99 (reg. $54.99) for a limited time.
Prices subject to change.
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