🔭 Nikon 7070 Binocular Window Mount: Secure, Hands-Free Viewing Experience in Black Review

Not sure if some will dislike it, the quality is amazing and it's made for heavy use. I can see where over tightening could potentially be a problem. Tighten just enough to hold it in place, common sense. Also, you do NOT need a separate ball head on top. It comes with a detachable quick release plate and does its job perfectly. There are tension knobs for all directions. It works great, I think it's great value for money and I'm looking forward to putting it to good use.

Strong design. Limitations include not being able to tilt it about the horizontal axis when attached to a car window, as others have pointed out. The size of the quick release plate is different than that used on the heads of various popular tripods such as the Promaster tripod. It would be more convenient to use if it was designed to accommodate a wider range of standard tripod baseplates. An added bonus is that the window adapter can remain attached to the camera when not mounted on a window…

Pros: Good solid construction, smooth movement, good window friction lock. I'd suggest going with a compact 50mm lens optic, but that's a user preference for what you're doing, from birdwatching to spotting to using the camera. Mine had a quick release for quickly attaching other quick change optics. Just slide in and twist the locking lever and it's secure. This is a good opportunity to detach the optic for driving and then reattach the optic in about 1 second instead of having to unlatch the…

I don't know what some people don't like about it, the quality is amazing and it is made to be difficult conditions. I can see where over tightening could potentially be a problem. Tighten just enough to hold it in place, common sense. Also, you do NOT need a separate ball head on top. It comes with a detachable quick release plate and does its job perfectly. There are tension knobs for all directions. It works great, I think it's great value for money and I'm looking forward to putting it to…

Pros: Good solid construction, smooth movement, good friction lock for the window seal, I used a 60mm spotting scope and no weight issues to project their window. I would suggest going with a compact 50mm lens optic, but that's a user preference for what you do, from birdwatching to surveillance to using cameras. Mine had a quick release for quickly attaching other quick release optics. Just slide in and twist the locking lever and it's secure. This is a good opportunity to remove the optics to