Phone Adapter Pro for Binoculars. Monoculars, Spotting Scopes, Astronomical Telescopes and Microscopes. Use It With Any Smartphone - Ideal for Capturing Your Adventures.

After spending most of 2days messing around with a adapter for my binoculars, I was finally able to use them with this device,don’t buy any adapters for attachment of iPhone to binoculars or telescope, this is the only thing that works properly and provides ease of use,I can’t recommend this product enough, out of the box, onto my binoculars and working in about two minutes 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Bought to fit on my telescope. Phone goes in and is held incredibly firmly and in a stationary position. I actually think, if not careful, you could over tighten it and damage the phone. The mount on to the eyepiece is also solid. 3 'grips' tighten around the eyepiece, when turning the wheel. Very easy to fit and sits very firmly. Perhaps not a product fault, but the hole, which the phone lens looks through could do with being slightly larger. But that's maybe the lens on my phone causing the issue.

The adapter was quickly and easily attached to the eyepiece of my 8x32 binoculars and once the lens of the camera had been correctly aligned the cradle held my iphone 14 Max firmly in place. Using the zoom on the iphone would normally result in a loss in picture quality however with the binoculars the sharpness remained. Naturally taking a photo whilst holding the binoculars steady is somewhat awkward and the shots of the moon required resting elbows against the window ledge otherwise it would have been impossible to focus the image. For moon photos one trick used was to switch to video and then take snapshots or screenshots (remembering to reduce contrast first). Without paying for a digital camera and zoom lens, this seems a cheap and satisfactory hack. In the field and without a tripod, any distance photography is tricky but im looking forward to taking pictures of birds in the garden…

Good product, good price and fast delivery.

Depends on the type of smartphone you have, and where the camera is positioned. Microscope picture shows up as a circle on your phone screen. you open the camera app to be able to see the microscope slide. its useful for if you become tired looking through the microscope binoculars/monocular. I suppose it would be suitable to mount on a telescope as well. Cheaper option than buying the actual camera to connect to the microscope.

Warning ! Don't overtighten the screws too much, especially the one that holds the phone, I did it too much the first time and heard a small snap, but nothing broke, it's all good, but I realized you don't get a feel for how tight is the screw that holds the phone, just tighten it until the phone stops slipping up and down and no more than that. Was looking at this and another one called Gosky, went with this because of the reviews, and don't regret it at all, it's lightweight, sturdy (made of some hard plastic) and easy to use, must fit all sort of phones, it fit a Samsung A50 and a Pocophone F1 perfectly ! Used it on Celestron Skymaster 20x80 binoculars, and on that one, the adapter fits just at the limit, with the rubber eye rests rolled, as they're not removable (see the 5s video) But the good thing is it fits and it doesn't move. Pictures are taken from 5 or more miles away with the Pocophone F1.

This gadget works fine.

Bought for a telescope to try and use it along with my phone to take pictures of the moon. The idea of how it fits together is good but I struggled to get it to secure on the telescope and not fall off. With it being used on a telescope it does make the phone unbalance the telescope which can make focusing on what you want to look at hard, this could be rectified if it had another tripod fitting so you could add additional support.