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Celestron 52322 Landscout 12 36X60 Spotting Review

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Revainrating 4 out of 5  
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Details

BrandCelestron
Objective Lens Diameter60 Millimeters
Item Weight0.51 Kilograms
Lens Coating DescriptionFully Coated

Description of Celestron 52322 Landscout 12 36X60 Spotting

Fully Coated Optics: Increased light transmission for bright, sharp images. Compact, Lightweight: Portable and packable, so you can take it on any excursion out in the field or on the range. Rotating tripod mount: Place the orientation of the eyepiece in the best viewing position for application. 12-36x Zoom Eyepiece: Adjustable magnification - wide field of view for general viewing or detailed up-close viewing when needed. Rubber grip for easy magnification adjustment. Large focus wheel with rubber grip: Easily focus on the subject, even when wearing gloves.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Not bad. will get the job done at low cost.

You get what you pay for, but it's not bad for the price and functionality. I wanted it for target shooting and it should work. I have several binoculars to compare and MFG can claim all specs like 12-36X. but in my testing it looks more like a real 12-20X. Not a deal breaker for me. so I thought it was 12-20X. Pros: 1. Overall good volume for the price 2. Very portable.3. Small and easy to carry.4. If you are looking for binoculars in the 12-20X range then for the price this is not bad. Good…

Pros
  • Compact, Lightweight: Portable and packs down small so you can take it with you on any trip to the field or shooting range
Cons
  • There are cons

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Great for the price. Nice Pictures. Portable. The tripod needs to be replaced. However, the Lando 20-60 X 80 spotting scope is much better

I compared a Celestron 12-36 X 60 spotting scope with a 20x -60 x 80 Lando and 20-60 x 80 Goski. The much cheaper and more portable Celestron produced reasonably good, sharp images that deteriorated only slightly at higher powers, as did the Lando. However, the apparent image size of the Lando 20-60 X 80 and Gosky at 20x minimum magnification actually appeared larger than that of the Celestron at 36x magnification, and certainly much sharper and brighter at 20x initial magnification. Also the…

Pros
  • Large focusing wheel with rubber grip: easy to focus even with gloves
Cons
  • I will add later

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Great spotting scope if you're looking for portability

I bought this scope because it's small, light and fits in my daily backpack for hiking and birding trips. I have an Opticron 20-60x 80 scope that costs 10 times as much, but I rarely use it because of the added weight of the tripod. Overall I was very impressed with the Celestron 12-36xx60 scope. In the field it definitely helps to see details that I can't see with the binoculars. I did a direct comparison with the Opticron for reading newspaper prints at 50ft. The Opticron has the best picture

Pros
  • Fully coated optics: improved light transmission for bright, clear images
Cons
  • Upgradeable