There’s a new kid in town – Adasion. Adasion seems to be an optical company with just two products: 12×42 binoculars and a 12×56 monocular. Both are quite popular, though I expect that’s mainly due to the “discounted” price for the binoculars. Let’s take a quick look at what you get for your money from …
Adasion Optics: 12×42 Binoculars and a 12×56 Monocular Read More »
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Vortex Optics makes four very similar monoculars in their Solo line. The Vortex Optics Solo monoculars come in 8x and 10x magnifications and 25mm and 36mm objective lens sizes. Combine those specifications appropriately and you get the four monoculars in the list just …
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Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. A few months ago, I bought this Wingspan monocular. It’s been one of my better purchases over the years. It sits beside me as I work at the dining room table, so I can grab it quickly to spot the birds in the …
Eyeskey Cyclops 10-30×50 HD Monocular: Wingspan Plus Zoom Read More »
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. A monocular for night vision is not nearly so hard to find today as it once was. You can find a wide range of night vision monoculars – so wide that picking the best night vision monoculars is pretty much an impossible task. …
Night Vision Monocular Reviews: A Look at 4 of the Best Read More »
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. I’ve recently learned to play a great board game called Wingspan. I’ve played it over 50 times in the past couple of months. So when I found the Wingspan 10×50 monocular from Wingspan Optics (formerly Polaris Optics), it seemed a natural fit for …
Wingspan 10×50 Monocular: Good Glass for a Great Price Read More »
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. If you want to take pictures and create videos with your cell phone and an inexpensive, small, handheld, optical device, you should check out the Gosky Titan 12×50 High Power Monocular. This is a very popular package that should do just what you …
Gosky Titan 12×50 Monocular: Good Optics, Questionable Phone Adapter Read More »
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. It’s hard to know what to call this monocular. You’ll see it called the Minox Minoscope, the Minox Macroscope, and the Minox mini-telescope. Whatever you decide to call it, I think you’ll be pleased with what it can do for you.
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Sometimes you don’t need to say much about a thing, and it’s still enough. That’s going to be the case with this Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 10×42 monocular review, because it’s (sadly) difficult to find more than the basics about this unit. The …
Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 10×42 Monocular Review: What More Can I Say? Read More »
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Want to feel a little like James Bond? The Docter 8×21 C Monocular can give you that feeling, if only for a few minutes. This tiny Docter monocular fits in the palm of your hand. It’s the small size that makes you feel …
Docter Monocular (8×21 C) Review: Wish There Were One in My House Read More »
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. If you’re looking for a monocular that is tiny and doesn’t take a hand as steady as a rock to use, check out the Nikon 5×15 High Grade (HG) monocular. There seem to be two versions of the Nikon 5×15 monocular in the …
Nikon 5×15 High Grade Monocular Review: Like a Rock Read More »
