25-75x60 Spotting Scope with 64in Tripod, Carry Bag - Clear Low Light Vision Spotting Scopes - Fogproof Spotting Scopes for Target Shooting, Hunting, Birding, Wildlife Viewing

I recently purchased the Nexiview 25-75x60 Spotting Scope with 64in Tripod and Carry Bag in the striking Green color, and I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase. This spotting scope has truly exceeded my expectations in so many ways, making it an essential companion for all my outdoor adventures. First and foremost, the clarity and low-light vision of this scope are absolutely outstanding. Whether I'm out in the early morning or late evening, the Nexiview spotting scope delivers crystal-clear images, allowing me to capture every detail with precision. The 25-75x zoom capability is incredibly versatile, making it perfect for various activities, from birdwatching and wildlife viewing to target shooting and hunting. The fogproof feature is a game-changer for those unpredictable weather conditions. I've used this scope in misty mornings and rainy days, and it still provided me with a sharp and unobstructed view. It's a relief knowing that I can rely on my Nexiview spotting scope no matter the weather. The inclusion of the 64-inch tripod is a fantastic addition. It's sturdy, easy to set up, and provides a stable platform for long-duration observations. The carry bag is also a thoughtful touch, ensuring that I can transport the scope and tripod conveniently and safely. The green color of the equipment adds a touch of style and makes it easy to spot in the field. Overall, the Nexiview 25-75x60 Spotting Scope has enhanced my outdoor experiences and made them even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this spotting scope to anyone who appreciates quality optics and exceptional performance. It's a reliable and versatile tool that's perfect for birdwatchers, hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, and anyone who loves to get a closer look at the world around them. This spotting scope truly delivers on its promise of clear, fogproof vision and is a valuable addition to any outdoor adventure.

The scope is good for a budget model, and works out to about 50 yards. The tripod is a piece of junk and wobbles incessantly. If you're over 6' tall like me you have to crane your neck down uncomfortably to use it. At max height it's neither tall enough or sturdy enough, and will constantly wobble or lose sight picture. With a better tripod it's a functional scope for short range shooting.

Tripod is super cheap. Almost be better not to even include it. The scope works well but for the price paid you have to remember it's a budget scope. It would be nice if the rubber eyepiece was snugger so it doesn't fall off. Be prepared to lose the protective cover on your eyepiece. I won't say I'm unhappy with this because I think the price was fair for what you got. It does seem pretty clear overall and I'm sure it will do the trick. It was important to me to keep the price down because this will get thrown in the trunk with a bunch of other heavy objects when I go to the shooting range. I think it'll do the trick for what I'm looking for. The focusing wheel is super sensitive. It would be nice if it clicked and held a little firmer. I can recommend this if you realize you're not paying much so don't expect much. Final verdict..... It's fair for the price.

I regret buying this "spotting scope" and should have known better. I just thought it might be easier to lug to the range for spotting my targets at 200 yards or less, versus my having to haul my big and heavy all metal and glass lense optic (old japanese made Spacemaster). After getting use to its focusing knobs, I put some targets out at 300, 200, and 100 yards and proceeded to see how well the scope worked. At 300 yards it was totally useless, unable to see my 300 mag paper holes. More so, even in a light wind, this light plastic optic shook so much that I was unable to even see my 3'x3' target. I gave some thought to lead bagging it for stability, but given its blurred and grainy picture at 300 yards knew it would be a waste of time. 200 yards proved much better, as I could see my bullet holes, not perfectly, but good enough for sighting a rifle or riflescope in. But again, it was an exercise in frustration given how much the scope vibrated in even light wind... 100 yards proved to be the "sweet spot," as I could clearly see holes made by my 300 blackout, 9mm uzi, and 22lr, even with the scope vibration. So, if I plan on shooting 100 yards or less, I'll probably just use this optic, assuming I can get it back from my wife, who uses it to ID birds from inside of our front window at our bird feeders located about 50 yards distant. No wind vibration to worry about either, lol. BTW, the supplied tripod is of decent quality, well suited for the optic intended use, which I estimate to be out to about 150 yards. Hope this helps!

I would easily pay $ 100 for this and be happy. Very nice for that price. Video shows pellet holes at 85 yards. At sundown.