occer 25-75x70 Spotting Scope Telescope with Tripod,Long Eye Relief 45 Degree Angled Eyepiece Scopes,Waterproof Spotter Scope for Hunting,Target Shooting,Bird Watching,Archery,Wildlife-with Carry Case

Returned.OUTRIGHT LIES IN BULLETS.Bullet 1: DOES NOT provide super clear and crisp viewing (can't focus at 75x)Bullet 2: DOES NOT HAVE LONG EYE RELIEF (have to place eye against ocular lens eyepiece)Bullet 3: IS NOT suitable for Long range target,like hunting,shooting,stargazing and other (can't read 1 inch lettering at 100 yards let alone see precise impact on sighting target)Bullet 4: Tripod DOES NOT sit separately in case, Velcro-type sealed flap (as they call it) MISSING MATING VELCRO on case. Should be called flop; nothing to attach "flap" to, it just flops around in case.Bullet 5: Dust caps are useless as they are poorly fit and immediately fall off.

I got this scope for target shooting. Other brands are far more expensive and I wanted to try an alternative. I used this at 25, 50 and 75yards for spotting my hits on the targets and it works just great. The lower 2 magnifications are all you really need unless you're doing some real long distance shooting. Both the 25x and 50x allowed me to spot every tag on the target, so would the 75x but it's tricky to get on the target as the magnification is so high. Very little (if any) distortion that I can detect and the included tripod works well on a table. All in all a great bargain buy!

Our kids started getting in to bird watching so we wanted to try using a spotting scope instead of binoculars and this works pretty well. It has a great zoom for bird watching and it's easy to use.The tripod that comes with it is really small so I ended up putting it on a larger tripod that we have. We've never used or owned a spotting scope before so we don't really have anything to compare it to. The price seemed good relative to other spotting scopes on the market, but I've found that we don't use it as much as I thought we would so I'm not sure it was really worth it for us.

So it is extremely light. As in no glass inside. There is no eye relief. You need to put your eye right on the lens. It doesn't focus sharply. I think the magnification is exadurated. For a beginner it is a definite entry level scope. Mine arrived with a broken tripod which made no difference because I use a better one. The lens caps are just slightly too big and easily fall off the lenses. You get what you pay for. It is not a thousand dollar scope so don't expect it to act like one. It makes smaller things look bigger. Nothing more.

after I got acclimated to the strength of the scope I really enjoyed it. At first I had a bit of a learning curve on how to get it "lined up" with the subject matter. definitely not for moving subject but excellent on stationary subject. adjustment between 25, 50,75 is easily adjusted by turning eye piece. fine tuning is accomplished by rotating dial on barrel of scope. appears to be well made

A very good scope for the price

The tripod is not very good and would not hold it in one position when I tried to tighten it broke with ease but the scope it’s self is nice

You get what you pay for. The picture isnt clear and the unit is horrible in any low light at all.