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Question: I will use to read small print line-ups 200 yards away on a major league scoreboard.  Is this the right compact magnifier?
Document: If what you want to focus on is less than 10 meters than this will work for you. Otherwise, it is incapable of focusing on anything of real distance, which is precisely why one might want a monocular. It is compact but so is a small rock in your hand.
For quickly viewing a general area, it's great. But if you are trying to pinpoint a small object (such as a bird) or read text, it takes time and some practice to effectively steady the monocular. This isn't a defect though, it's just a characteristic of using such a high zoom.The only thing that seems particularly cheap in the construction is the knob for the focus.
These are nice monoculars for a very reasonable cost. I will be using this while I am scouting deer and determining quality of rack at 200 plus yards from my stand. Nice size, easily concealed, and lightweight versus carrying binoculars. Quality of glass is quite good, construction is better than I anticipated. For what I want to do with these, they will serve me well.
Purchased to use at the range at 50 yards but had to switch back to binoculars because the image was so shaky i couldn't see squat.
Brings out yer Pirate, anything cool enough for Jack Sparrow is cool enough for the bleachers at a sporting event. I watch the Aggies play, much easier to follow the action than trying to use binoculars. I plan to spot elk with them this fall. The truth is my right eye is legally blind having a monocular is a good fit for me.
When that was done, I could store it in my coat pocket and bring it around anywhere. Sometimes I hold it up to my smartphone to take extremely long-distance photos with reasonable resolution. I don't need the thin, gratuitous carrying sleeve it came with.This would be a great monocular for anyone who regularly needed to study images up to a quarter mile away. Like I said, I use it to watch for buses and it does a great job for that.
You already know the magnification, it's 16x. If the magnification isn't right, that mistake is on you. The size is largely determined by the objective lens. You already know this mono will be 40mm wide at one end, so you know how large it will be, for the most part.Some other major considerations that affect picture: (nothing to do with the numbers)- Quality of glass- Quality of constructionThis is nearly impossible to determine in this price range.
I like it. It's just  the right size and has a clear view. I would recommend it highly . The cost didn't break me.
it was just ok. I need it for my job and could not focus it on the numbers that I needed to read. I think for hunting or wildlife it would be good.
Same quality as Orion I bought and gave away. Rapid focus with minimal movement on focus wheel. Crisp image great cost. Thanks.
Answer: no