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Question: Would the image be a little shaky with the 10X magnification?
Document: I am rating this 4 stars because at 180 its too expensive. I have the mil-hash version and it's a great range scope. This would be a great all around replacement for binoculars if is was priced around 100. At 180 is a little much.
It is compact and easy to carry around. Its tough, dont have to worry about it bouncing around it can handle it. Its not the best glass but its far from the worst, for the price you can't really complain. It is easy to focus I just wish it was a little higher power that would be nice.
The tradeoff, however, is image quality. There is no doubt that this larger scope has greater magnification (10x vs. 8x of the Minox) and gathers significantly more light to create a brighter image, even in relatively dark conditions (that's what the second number means, how big the lens is, 42mm for the Bushnell vs. 25mm on the Minox).Overall,  I am delighted with this purchase and feel that this is a state-of-the-art item.
I would recommend this - already have - to a friend(s).
I am extremely impressed by this scope. About the size of a standard flashlight, it is a marvel. Solidly built with lens caps on either end, the unit has an ingenious one-handed focus wheel that works perfectly. It is also 100% water and fog-proof, with a rugged rubberized coating.In looking through it, I am even more impressed: a crystal-clear, super bright image that really opens up the world.
The most important thing to keep in mind is that this has to be one of the top monoculars on the market. The optics are super clear even when there isn't much light out (the size of the front glass is very benificial/helpful with the lighting and clarity). I keep this item in its little case and in my &#34;Mongo&#34; by Maxpidition along with other items.
I am impressed that the light-gathering is significantly better than the unassisted eye; that is to say, looking through here shows a brighter image than without it!I have another scope that I love, theMinox Macroscope 8x25 Waterproof Rubber Armored Mini Telescope, Black Edition 62207that I compare this to. The Minox is a bit smaller and requires two hands to focus, though it does seem to allow focus on even closer objects than the Bushnell (for example, a butterfly just a few feet away).
I have been blind in one eye since I was 13 (am now 68) and am an adventure traveler and birder. For years I have carried around heavy outdoor binoculars,  wishing I could get a monocular that would be just as good quality as the binoculars. I only need half of the binoculars of course with my one eye. These are wonderful. Just as good as my high quality binoculars,  but half the weight. Even if I had two eyes I might like them for the ease of use.
We live in Alaska. Do you think we get any use out of binoculars and/or monoculars? My wife was tired of using binoculars. Her eyesight is getting worse, and the weight of our really good binoculars is too much for her. So when we found these monoculars on the internet, we thought we'd give them a try. We read the reviews of several minoculars, from high end to low end.
We are not dissatisfied in the least. My wife can't go anywhere without them now. She even packs them in her handbag. And everytime there's a turn out, we have to pull over so she can spy out the wild life! What used to be a 2 hour trip from Palmer to Denali has turned into a 4 hour trip with all the stops. Oh well, she's happy so I'm happy! Great product. Highly recommend it!
Answer: yes