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Input:
I'm evaluating this for its price, and for the 100-150$ you can expect to pay for one of these, it will get the job done.  I was not interested in spending 500-1000$ for big name optics, though they would get me the crystal clear, razor sharp focus at greater distances. We used this to spot hits on painted steel between 350yds and 950yds.  It was a struggle to ID impacts at 950yds, due to the limited overall clarity at that range.  But in perspective, thats like looking for a quarter a half mile away.  The image will have some color distortion and some mirage the greater the magnification, I attached an image while we were setting up of my brother painting the target; max magnification at (I believe) 450yds. In the center you can clearly see his hand, hair, the seperate 1" wide posts etc. The distortion stays closer to the edge when using your eye (this photo was just taken holding my phone camera over the eyepiece). You can also see the blue distortion on the edge of the snow and the blur as it gets closer to the edge.  For the minor distortion, given the great distances we used it at and considering the price is low enough that I can put it in its carry case wrapped in a towel and lug it around in my pack without worrying; it is definitely worthy of 5 stars.  I used the cheap amazon choice fixed leg tripod and it was an excellent pair.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive