Monocular PROCHE Collapsible Waterproof Telescope Review

My favorite purchase this month. The binoculars look solid and have a solid magnification. Definitely worth the price and comes with the extras you need like a pouch and microfiber cloth. I took it to the beach and it was great to take with me while I checked out the birds, boats and stuff along the shore. I will buy another one as a gift. Overall a great product and many binoculars have a meager 3x magnification, 20x magnification is a good place to start.

The telescope and compass kit is very good. I gave it to my wife and she loved the compass. It was kind of a giveaway, but whatever. She's a bird watcher and we like to go camping so we thought it would be a fun gift and kind of classy compared to the cheap monocular I bought her years ago. Haven't worn it outside yet, but it makes a really nice gift. The case is actually better than I thought. Again, she really liked the compass, so it was perfect for darning her stockings.

I bought two of these for Christmas, one for my 10 year old daughter and one for my 69 year old father-in-law when they go bird watching in the garden. The scope is well done; It feels durable, adjusts easily, folds compact enough to carry in your pocket and has a clean new look! For so much money I was expecting a toy or something that isn't that easy to use; I was wrong, it has a great lens and the features are as advertised and exceed all expectations!

Light weight, decent build, high magnification, decent price. An excellent portable telescope for non-professional recreation in a compact form factor. I'd say it's nice and cheap for a young person to play with, but with such a high magnification and small lens it can be too difficult for a small child to keep anything sharp or centered. But for my situation it's perfect. The tiny compass isn't of very good quality and requires a lot of work to get an accurate bearing, but I personally thought

I thought it was a toy because Revain sold it that way and bought it for my daughter so she could pretend to be a pirate. Well, it's not a toy. This is a true functional telescope. Glass lenses, metal body, adjustable focus. I had to constantly remind my daughter not to touch the lenses and NOT to smack her on objects. When I bought it, it was only $17. Now that's $3 more. My daughter is only 4 so she's still learning how to hold it to look at things. It's very easy. So if you're new to…