Roxant Authentic Blackbird High Definition Spotting Scope with Zoom - Rubber Armor, Fully Multi-Coated Optical Glass Lens + BAK4 Prism. Includes Tripod & Case + Lifetime Replacement

Even though the Hummingbird has a wider aperture, the Blackbird is quite a bit larger. 1) The weight is the same. 4) Their images are of high quality. 5) The Hummingbird has enough eye relief at 20x to be comfortable to use while wearing a prescription glasses. As a result of the Blackbird's lack of eye relief, I am forced to remove my glasses. I have to remove my glasses when the magnification is high on both scopes. **6) The Blackbird's magnification range is higher than most other binoculars. 7) The Blackbird offers a shaded area. **8) All of the Hummingbird products are also available in a small 50mm version that fits into a In comparison with 56mm, it has a lower cost. 9) Both scopes contain In the Blackbird case, the scope can remain attached to the tripod adapter, and the case fits loosely enough that it can be left in it. Which recommendations do I have for you? Those who wear glasses and observe birds can benefit from the 56mm Hummingbird lens. When you are on a budget and don't wear glasses, the Blackbird is the best choice. In case you need the short, sweet and sweetest optic on the market, go for the 50mm Hummingbird. When it comes to shooting targets, you have to have the Blackbird.

Reed Burnett

| Sep 11, 2020

That's a nice package. As soon as you open the box, you find the carrying case (with a scope inside), the instructions, and a tripod. My tripod is made of metal with a tough black coating, and when I opened it up on the table, I found it to be very The rubber feet really secured it in place, as it was not able to wiggle at all. You can adjust the positioning of the scope using the arm which has a smooth articulation and which, when tightened, does a great job of holding it in place. While the bag feels like a lightweight nylon, I am certain that it would work just fine in my range bag to keep my scope safe from anything that might damage it. It would be good for Roxant to consider creating an aftermarket part It can be put in a neoprene case! The scope of the project is very small. This scope is nine inches long and weighs a little less than a pound, as you can see from the pictures. Approximately 2 oz. Having held it in my hands, I feel it is of good quality. I also loved that the dials have just the right amount of resistance and that the caps had just enough to ensure that they wouldn't just fall off. It feels as if the rubber coating is of high quality, and the matte black finish is clean and shiny. If they offered it in coyote tan and od green, I'd appreciate it a lot. The following is a summary of performance The scope was mounted quickly to the tripod and the view across the street was checked. This is amazing! As I looked out the window, I was able to see the dishTV antenna of my neighbor. I was visiting my sister that weekend, and I took the camera into Manhattan, where I was able to get an incredibly clear image of a building peeking out over some trees in Central Park. It is clear from the picture of how far I was and the fact that I did not have an attachment to attach Just placed the lens of my phone camera over the view scope and took the picture as close as I could. Here's a shot from the top. I could clearly see the image when I viewed it It looks like I'll be taking the scope to the range this weekend and posting more pics and an update to my review as soon as I have them. In conclusion, we can state the following This range scope is a great choice if you're looking for an inexpensive range scope. There is no doubt that this product is incredibly well designed and extremely functional (especially in this price range). The scope would be great for the range, but I could see myself taking it with us on a day hike with the kids and having them look through it as we take breaks during the hike. I'm glad you've made it this far. Thanks for your patience. My hope is that I helped you make a decision about buying.

Dane Love

| Nov 12, 2020