25-75x85 UHD Spotting Scope with Tripod Carrying Bag & Upgraded Phone Adapter - Super Bright BAK4 Prism Waterproof Spotting Scopes for Target Shooting, Hunting, Bird Watching, Wildlife Viewing

I received LULOLO 25-75x80 UHD (Ultra High Definition) spotting scope to test in many different settings and here is my detailed review. Just a little about myself. I am an amateur astronomer and owns all different kind of binoculars and telescopes.The LULOLO 25-75x80 spotting scope is a great new addition to my somewhat large collection of different kinds of optics. The scope comes in a beautifully designed box. Any man would be thrilled to receive this as a generous gift. I am impressed with the box design/feel so much that I am keeping it for myself. Inside you can see that the spotting scope is packed very securely and it come with a custom designed carrying case, a small tripod for viewing or simply using it to display in your office or home. Another thing that impressed me is that LULOLO added eye piece dust cover for Ocular lens and a very advance lens caps that is spring loaded and fits perfectly at the front of Objective lens to keep dust and moister out. The box also comes with a cellphone adapter, cleaning cloth, a quick guide booklet, and a lifetime warranty card. Thank you LULOLO for backing your product with great warranty.Spotting Scope:The scope is very well made. The scope is also anti-slip which is very handy in the field. All around it looks a solid piece of precision instrument. The dark green color looks very clean and earthy. This is not an average spotting scope. It comes with an impressive 80-millimeter Objective lens. To compare, good average refractor telescopes are around 80 mm. So, this is a big spotting scope.Another new feature that I was excited to see that this scope comes with a built-in dew shield, baffle extension or if you like to call it sunshade. Much appreciated feature for seasonal professional in the field especially when using this scope during heavy fog days or light rain days.Now here is a tough part so please read my entire review. This scope has powerful magnification. If you have not ever used a powerful binocular, monocular or a telescope than you need to do some homework and learn how to use a high magnification precision equipment. You need to learn about “seeing” in the astronomy world. Also, you need to learn about grid glassing in the hunting world plus few other important concepts. Even the low magnification on this spotting scope is 25X which is in my books way powerful. My recommendation is to read on magnification and how to use them effectively. Many times, I see negative reviews and most of the time it’s not an equipment issue. New owners don’t know how to use them correctly.Another thing I would like to point out that this is a big 80 mm objective lens, made to collect a lot of light so if you try to use it on a very sunny summer day then the image result will be so bright that it will look like a white out image (not a scope fault). For super bright sunny days you need a 30 mm objective lens or even lower because you don’t need to collect a lot of light, so a different scope is needed with lower aperture. I also find it interesting that some do find this scope heavy. With my experience this scope is actually very light. The company is not cutting any corners, and the lens is a solid 80 mm with a strong shell body. This scope is also nitrogen purged so it provides a better waterproofing and fog protection. Great to look for any rare bird sighting during foggy days.Let’s talk about the zoom and zoom ring. I would keep this scope at 25 power all time and if any of my target of choice peek further interest then I will switch it to even more power. The zoom twist by the eye piece has tiny grip squares means even if you are wearing gloves you can easily change the zoom setting. Also, the same grip points are used on the focus knob. The focus knop is above the spotting scope and it’s bulky so it’s not hard to twist.Let’s quickly dive in Porro Prism which this scope offers and super important for any detailed/clear image. Porro Prism are simply having two prisms at 45 degrees, used in an angle to correct the image by deflecting the light path by 180 degrees. In porro prism the light is reflected twice and changing it direction by 90 degrees while maintaining its orientation.As this spotting scope is using BAK4 prism, not BK-7 prism which refers to a type of borosilicate glass used for more light passage and less reflection. BaK-4 refers to a light barium crown glass that provides higher levels of image quality. The exit pupil of a BK-7 or K9 prism is not perfectly round which can easily cause clarity issues.You all have noticed that in description it stated that the objective lens is FMC (Fully Multi-Coated). The is one of the best coatings you can get on a lens, and it reduces reflection and improve light transmission, which results in sharper and brighter images. So, in summary this scope is using a large 80 mm lens to gather more light, FMC lens, Porro Prism, nitrogen purge, 20 mm eye piece with zoom features. You are getting everything you need to get one of the best images if all the weather conditions are correct.This scope is also very suitable to view not just our moon but all four Galilean moons of Jupiter. Which is Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto. You can even see the largest moon of Saturn, Titan (if the weather conditions are optimal).I hope you all get to enjoy these beautiful, well built with extra bells and whistles LULOLO 25-75x80 spotting scope. The company really went above and beyond to satisfy his customer fan based. This equipment does require a little bit of learning on your part so please do so. This is a precision refined instrument and would not function properly even if dropped once so much care is needed when handling. Have a great time using them in the field. This spotting scope with its large aperture is great for any low light settings. I went ahead and did all the pictures in low light settings. I will go further and even state that this is a good aperture for even night viewing of vistas, landscape, mountains and some stargazing.

I’ve been thinking about picking up a spotting scope for a while now, mostly because my hunting buddy always talks about how essential it is for spotting deer from a distance. The problem was, the one he recommended was way out of my budget—some of these high-end models can run you up to $1,500! As someone who works hard for a living and doesn’t have money to throw around on gear like that, I knew I needed to start with something more budget-friendly but still good quality. After doing some research, I decided to try out this LULOLO 25-75X85 Scope.When the package arrived, I won’t lie, I was a little nervous. You never really know with online shopping, but once I unboxed this scope, I was immediately impressed. It’s built like a tank, honestly. The construction feels solid, and you can tell it’s made to withstand the elements. I was expecting something a bit flimsy for the price, but nope—this thing feels really durable. Even just holding it in your hands, you get the sense that it’ll stand up to whatever you throw at it, whether it's a rough hike, a bumpy ride in the truck, or just general wear and tear.Setting it up was a breeze, too. The focus knob is smooth and easy to adjust, which makes it simple to get a sharp, clear image, even when I’m trying to zoom in at maximum magnification. The magnification knob, which lets you adjust between 25X and 75X, is also easy to turn and locks into place without any awkward wobbling. You can tell they paid attention to the little details. Everything feels smooth, nothing feels cheap or out of place.One thing I didn’t expect was how handy the soft case is. It comes with nice padding inside, so when I toss it in the back of the truck or carry it around in the field, I know it’s protected. A lot of scopes in this price range don’t come with a case that’s actually useful, but this one’s surprisingly good—keeps the spotting scope safe and sound, even when I’m out on rough terrain.The included tabletop tripod is also a nice touch. It’s nothing fancy, but it gets the job done for basic, quick spotting. That said, I have a full-size tripod that I use for photography, and I found that mounting the scope on that really added some stability. It gives me more control over the scope’s movements and makes it way easier to adjust for different angles when I’m on the ground.Now, let’s talk about the digital phone adapter that comes with the spotter scope. I’ve never used one before, but after reading the manual and setting it up, I was able to start snapping photos and videos through the scope in no time. This little accessory might seem like a small bonus, but it’s actually one of the highlights of this whole package. I’ve taken some amazing shots of wildlife from a distance, and the quality has been better than I expected. For a casual hunter like me, this adapter is the perfect way to capture those moments when you spot something cool but don’t want to leave the scope behind.For just $160, I honestly can’t believe how much value you’re getting. This scope has more than exceeded my expectations, especially when I think about the fact that I’m still able to get a crystal-clear, magnified view for such a reasonable price. I’ve been using it to spot deer and other animals in the field, and I’m able to get up-close views without feeling like I’ve spent a fortune. Sure, there are scopes that are more powerful and more expensive, but as a casual hunter, I’m not sure what I’d be getting for that extra $1,000 or more. I’ve got everything I need here—clear optics, solid build, and a great price.I honestly can’t recommend this scope enough for anyone who’s looking for a quality spotting scope without breaking the bank. If you’re just getting into hunting or don’t need the absolute highest-end gear, this LULOLO 25-75X85 is a fantastic option that doesn’t skimp on the essentials. If you're like me and want something that works, is easy to use, and won’t cost you an arm and a leg, you’re going to love this scope.