Review on 🐦 Kylietech 12X42 Binoculars with Phone Adapter: HD Waterproof Fogproof Compact Binoculars for Bird Watching, Hunting, Hiking, Sports, and Concerts by Sherri Williams

This is my second pair of these and it's a fun story. Although they are VERY well made and durable, they don't take a lot of abuse. I have a small luxury sedan, not an SUV, and they look pretty good and still adjust and focus, but one of the lenses in the right tube was pinched and obviously it would be ridiculous to spend two or three bills to get a 45- Repair dollar binoculars. so i ordered another one. This is a separate, interesting story. I was staying with my little brother in San Diego when I one clicked them for free shipping. It was Wednesday evening and the first promise was delivery the following Tuesday. Not planning on returning home until Sunday, I decided enough was enough. I then received a notification that they were delivered on Friday morning and a photo of the package was posted on my front door. Well I live in a good area and when we arrived Sunday afternoon the package was still there. As with the first, these binoculars came perfect out of the box and are wonderful binoculars at an incredible price. The optical quality is really TERRIBLE and they are lightweight, worn around the neck and infinitely adjustable and focused. At 12x magnification they're sometimes hard to keep still, but the image is incredible and the field of view is wide enough to be very useful. . They come with a tripod mount adapter that can be found by loosening the knurled nut between the objective lenses. The phone gadget works pretty well with my Moto X and I only see a round but sharp image in the center of the phone. In that sense, this works and you might find it useful. As phones keep getting bigger and thinner, the adapter may not accept yours. I suggest you don't consider this an important reason to buy. Simply put, these are SUPERB binoculars with SUPERB optical quality that are easy to carry and use. Don't rely on cell phone tricks and don't hit them with your car.