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What Does the CAMMOO Monocular Have?
24mm Super Large Eyepiece
The largest eyepiece in monoculars - features more comfortable picture presentation, reducing dizziness
Super Fully Multi-Coating Lens
- As the core technical difficulty of the monocular, CAMMOO advanced SMC Super Fully Multi-coating further enhances the clarity of the picture.
- At the same time, SMC has better color reproduction and saturation, which is perfect choice for bird watching, concert, and the outdoors.
20mm BAK-4 Prism - High Light Transmission, No Dark Edge
- Large Prism collect more lights that give a brighter view even in a low light environment.
- Superior light transmission is guaranteed to deliver clear and crisp images, no dark edge.
IPX7 Nitrogen-Filled Fog & Waterproof - 100% Waterproof Under One Meter Water for 30 Minutes
- The advanced IPX7 nitrogen-filled waterproof technology has better performance than ordinary life waterproof, which offers excellent protection from water and dust while preventing the lens from ever fogging up.
- The durable rubber armor and solid metal frame ensure your monocular can also protect against drops, spills, scratches, and more so that an excellent choice of monocular for your outdoor adventures.
Q&A
What is the material of the monocular?
The CAMMOO monocular is made of high-quality PPS material, which has the characteristics of high temperature resistance and corrosion resistance. Compared with the ABS material used in other products, it has better stability and impact resistance, and children without peculiar smell can use it with confidence.
What's the function of coating? Is there a difference between different coatings?
Precise coating can better reduce the refraction of light, thereby providing a clearer image. Most of the monocular on the market have only the outermost lens coated with a single-layer coating, while the 8 pieces of glass in the CAMMOO monocular have been coated with a multi-layer coating process.
It seems that most monocular use FMC. Is your SMC better than FMC?
Yes. SMC (Super Multi-coated) lens has significant improvements in both color fidelity and brightness and the elimination of flare and ghost images. It provides anti-reflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces, which brings 10% higher light transmission than FMC.
Is the lens made of optical glass?
Yes, and we use Grade A optical glass from Germany. This material has added a large amount of metal oxides and rare earth elements, and has been forged through dozens of processes, which bring a more high-definition and professional light transmission effect.
Is it really waterproof?
Yes. IPX7 nitrogen-filled waterproof provides better waterproof effect than normal IPX5 life waterproof, the construction is such that any ingress from water if submerged at a depth of one metre for 30 minutes is prevented, meanwhile avoiding fogging in adverse conditions.
What does the metal frame mean?
The CAMMOO M12 monocular adopts a metal pressure ring design on the periphery of the objective lens. Most of other brands use ABS material, which cannot resist any bumps or drops, and it is prone to damage to the optical structure in the event of a collision. The metal pressure ring avoids these occurrences well, makes the optical structure more stable, and the product is more durable, extend product life.
What are the benefits of 24mm large eyepieces?
The 24mm eyepiece has a wider field of view compared to the 18mm eyepiece (or 20mm eyepiece) and can quickly capture the target. It is especially friendly to novices, without dizziness, and the experience is more comfortable.
Justin ODonnell
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Not as good of a zoom as I thought they'd have. I used it once now that just sit up the drawer.
Tiasha
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
Looking for a begginers monocular or just a affordable pair this is the option of recommend after trying this monocular Telescope...its a full set with attachable lens covers ,lens cleaning cloth, attachable carry strap and even a carry case to keep it protected in travel bag perhaps? Its durable material even makes it a good option for kids , the focus can be difficult at first but when you get the right adjustment you get a quality image which was easier for me to do honestly with the included phone attachment which allows for viewing the monocular image with the Telescope attached to the phone camera..💯
ACB
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
I bought these on with a coupon code for $10. I wasn't expecting the high quality. They are made with durable materials and work very well.The monocular came with two straps, a cleaning cloth, a durable case, and a phone attachment. Also has a place to put on monopod or tripod.The phone attachment was easy to use. Just took a couple minutes to adjust. It's easier to attach it to the phone first. Then to the monocular. I attached it to a monopod to video, and it was amazing. I was surprised at the quality of the video from a distance. One of the best deals I've had on amazon.
Bablu
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
Good for the price but the images are Shakey...
Lex Rex
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022
The Cammoo Monocular comes in a sturdy, good looking box. It can be used for storage and you can take it along for a walk - just adjust the provided strap to carry it in your hand or on the shoulder.The device is well-made, the body (made of plastic or polymer) looks good and solid.It's said to be "IPX7 Fog & Waterproof", which means it has a pretty good protection against water and moisture and unknown level of protection against dust. This is now a common level of protection for outdoor electronics.The cover cap for the front lens is attached to the monocular with a rubber ring, potentially can slip away if you're not careful. The protective cap for the eyepiece is on its own, but it has a loop so I put it on the handheld strap to make sure I won't lose it on a trail.The manual is OK, but not comprehensive. It says nothing about how to attach the hand-held strap and misses on couple other minor things.The Cammoo gives a crystal crisp picture, I really liked it! The view-port is not too large - looking at some object from 36 yards away my view-port was just about 10 by 10 feet, so dealing with moving objects "target acquisition" might be a bit of a challenge. I think this monocular is better suited for static objects. I had fun looking at an owl sitting on a branch, the clarity was very good.You tune it in by turning the focus knob. Right-handed people can use an index finger while holding the monocular in the right hand. Left-handed are at disadvantage - someone with a good dexterity may learn how to use a thumb, if not help with other hand, or perhaps turn it so the focus knob is on the top and lose the strap (see the pictures).I had some issue with the smart phone attachment and my older Samsung phone. I’m sure some 13-year-old kid would make it work in seconds, but I prefer a camera anyway.The biggest disappointment was a hand-held strap. The pad is actually good, but the strap with a small plastic fastener refuses to stay where you want it - it loosens every minute and I had to tighten it up many while walking on a trail.In the end I like the monocular, but I’m a bit disappointed that they made a good optical device and failed where things should be really easy! It should not be difficult to make a good, reliable strap with a dependable fastener. To make it even better the manufacturer may consider making the monocular ambidextrous, with regard to the hand-held strap. Little things can be very important.UPDATE:Two days after posting this review I was contacted by the Cammoo Customer service. They seem genuinely concerned about keeping customers happy, to the point of replacing the item with a new one if this is what it takes. I don’t need a replacement, but I think this is very important, so I am increasing my rating to 5 stars.
john
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022
This monocle is perfect for hunting or as a lightweight substitution for a spotting scope at the range.The glass quality was excellent with no distortion. And it's light enough that when strapped to your hand can be carried without being a bother.There was a slight challenge with getting a stable picture when looking through it. The fact that it is so light means that the smallest movement of your arm or hand causes the eyepiece to move. This may frustrate those who find it challenging to hold their bodies completely still. Also, because of this the use of this monocle on a boat would be futile.All-in all this will satisfy the needs of 85 out of 100 people. Birdwatchers, nosy neighbors and people using it to spot their shots up to 75 yards out will find this item works well!
BrewCityMusic
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2022
I have a $600 Spotting Scope that I use on hunts when i travel, but I wanted something smaller to use on my 80 acres for spotting, etc when not on the "Hunt" (and although I have a really nice set of professional Binoculars from the 60's that cost my Dad as much as a car back then - and are insanely amazing - they weigh a ton and I am afraid to carry them in the woods for fear of damage) ...OK, so for the price, I am completely impressed. Solid feel, and other than a bit of blurring or distortion around the far perimeter at full magnification, these are pretty darn good out to about 100yds for detail, and maybe 300 for spotting. Field is narrow (as expected) but all in all, they are solid and optically pretty darn nice for the $$. Low-Light is so-so (as with most inexpensive optics) but no shadowing, etc - just the typical reduction expected.For the $$ - a solid 5 stars. Given the peripheral distortion, regardless of price I have to knock off a star, sorry.
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