Pajuva PPMA01 High Power Monocular Scope Waterproof Monoculars with Phone Clip and Tripod for Cell Phone for Bird Watching (Black)

Monocular Telescope Scope High Power Monoculars with Phone Clip and Tripod for Cell Phone for Bird Watching, Hunting, Camping, Hiking, Outdoor, Surveillance Features: 1.Monocular with 40X60 magnification 2.The high-quality optics provide high quality image. 3.Suitable for travel, fishing, hiking, birds watching and outdoor activities. 4.Durable, high quality material is also suitable for harsh environments. 5.Works well in low light and night 6.Multi coated optics guarantee superior light transmission and brightness 7.Dual focus capability 8.Single hand operation 9.Powerful, ultra-compact and ultra-lightweight 10.Objective lens: The diameter of the objective or front lens. 11.The larger the objective lens, the more light, and the brighter the image 12.Day night vision.It will help you see things in low light, it doesn't help you see things in the dark Specifications: Magnification: 40x60 Field Angle: 6.4 Degrees Type of Prism - BAK4 Field of view: 1500M/9500M Lens coating: Fully multi-coated Eye Lens Diameter: 22mm Objective lens diameter: 60 mm Dimensions(in): 2.16(L)x2.75(W)x5.90(H) Weight: 330g Package Included: 1 x Monocular Telescope 1 x Lens Cloth 1 x Lens Covers 1 x Hand Strap 1 x Cloth Bag 1 x User Manual 1 x Phone Clip 1 x Extendable Tripod Notice: 1. Do not look directly at the sun through a telescope, otherwise it will hurt your eyes. 2. Please put it in a dry place if it is long term unused. 3. Wipe the lens with dry and clean cloth. If there are some stubborn stains, please use the cloth dipped some alcohol. It would be easy to remove.

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