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One of the smallest zoom monoculars available, the Brunton ECHO Pocket Scope lets you have a closer look at the world around you—whether you’re hiking, birdwatching, or checking out the local wildlife while traveling. The BaK-4 prism glass and lens multi-coating provide a sharp image with 7x magnification, while the size (4.2 inches long and 1.4 inches in diameter) makes it easy to keep close at hand Read More
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While a pocket scope is limited in magnification, the Brunton is surprisingly strong for its size. My personal test passed with flying colors - to spot a stop sign a block away or read a street name sign from the same distance is one of the main uses and they both work perfectly for me. Great for public transportation when a GPS device is not available.
As you might expect, this is light-duty magnification - that isn't to say that it doesn't come in a rugged, lightweight, ergonomic, and truly compact case.
Unfortunately this scope is not worth the cost of shipping! I was so surprised that this was a Brunton product as it falls into the dollar store junk category for me.
I suspect that it is a fake. Brunton wouldn't be in business very long if this was the quality of their merchandise. Never a clear image. Always a little out of focus.
I've been pondering a monocular for my EDC and for use hiking for a while, but not sure if I'd prefer it over my compact Nikon binoculars. The Nikons are just too big for EDC and I want something lighter for hiking. I find this scope useful, the size and weight work well for EDC but haven't had a chance to hike with it. I was surprised at how close it focuses, it could be used to look at bugs and such. On the down side, the field of view (if that's the right term) seems small and I really get that whole "looking through a toilet tube" experience that I don't really get using the compact Nikons. After my experience with these, I will definitely look at other brands/models to see if a higher price-point monocular eliminates these concerns. While I like this product, its not what I'd choose as a final solution.