Features

What is a monocular anyway? What is the difference?
    A monocular is a miniature, low powered scope which you hold in your hand like a binocular but use with one eye like a telescope. A Monocular contains the merits of both binoculars and spotting scopes whereas with much smaller size. It can be small enough to slip easily into a pocket or a purse (like this one!). By contrast a spotting scope or a binocular is too huge to take along, there is always a monocular.

Why not buying a monocular?
    Anytime you need to take a peek, think monocular. Is that a stone or a frog out on that street? Pull a monocular out of your pocket and take a look. What does that advertisement say across the shopping center? Pull a monocular out of your purse or pocket and take a look. Some actually have a very close focus, but turn any magnifier over, hold it over an object and you have a magnifier.
　

Specifications

* Size: 15x32
            15 X Power Magnification - Provides ideal magnification for most applications.
            32mm Optics Lens - Delivers clear, sharp & detailed images.
* Field Of View: 87/1000m
* Exit Pupil Diameter: 2.8mm
* Exit Pupil Distance: 16.8mm
* Focus adjustable: you can adjust the focus by rotating the focusing circle attached to the zoom lens to get a high sharpness vision. A long distance vision will be reached out to you.How amazing!
* Fully coated lenses
* Fog and water proof
* Pocket-size makes it portable, and can be eaily used by both left-hander or right-hander.
　

NOTE:
    In order to protect your eyes, synthetic rubber can be used the places that contact the eyes. The rubber contains the matter may cause allergy, people who has rubber allergy will sometimes get eczema or macula, please use it after consulting doctor. Don't watch the sun through it. Your eyes will be hurt.