Compact, go-anywhere 5×10 MiniQuick model is no larger or heavier than a fountain pen, and includes handy pocket clip
Patented T* anti-reflective multi-coating and non-slip housing
5X magnification, ten-millimeter objective diameter, two-millimeter exit pupil, and 16.5-millimeter eye relief; weather-proof housing sealed against water spray; 4.5 inches long; lightweight 0.8-ounce weight
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Thanks for the video. I have considered to get this monocular since long time and recently I bought one. Small and lightweight, like a pen with clip. Sharp optics but the contrast is pretty poor. Also the body construction could be better: plastic and pretty slippery. For the price you could expect a more solid and robust construction so I consider Miniquick to be overpriced.
Still, it’s very useful and I don’t regret I got it because I use it almost every day. And that’s what matters.
Thanks for showing, take care Taro
nice piece dude…
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you need to explain “high quality” it does not mean “won’t get head ache” also “probably hook it up” is a useless opinion. please do a better job. I am relying on your expertise when shopping. thank you
Is this the monocular used in the BOURNE ULTIMATUM?
carl zeiss is the best
Love how small it is, but the field of view must be pretty narrow, no? I start to feel a bit claustrophobic looking through 10×25 binoculars and am still getting used to the 7×18 monocular I just got yesterday.
Zeiss didnt make it, a cheap company in taiwan did then stuck counterfit stickers on it
look just like a whiteboard marker gotta love it about sized and looks
the price is supprisiingly amazing expensive but love the comparison with brunton echo
Most over-priced piece of junk I’ve ever owned. I realized I’d been duped when I used it and realized that it rendered no more detail than the naked eye. 5X larger image, yes, but 5X less clarity.
The “exit pupil” for that 5×10 monocular is only 2mm. With only a 10mm lens it must not preform well in low light conditions despite its high quality optics and coatings.
I love how compact that thing is.
Lmao wiskeyfox smdh
Nice review. I am a retired Paratrooper and love my binoculars, monoculars, flashlights, etc. I live on the Pamlico River in NC and have a pier that is a about 300 meters from my house. I leave this by the riverside door and also take it with me while boating. I also keep a Fujinon 7×50 meibo set of binoculars for edc on the water. The optics on the Fujinon are amazing so I didn’t expect to like this monocular. I have, however, been pleasantly surprised at how much I like them. I also hike and kayak a lot. The Zeiss Monocular is now my edc for kayaking and hiking, and I use them on the boat more than I thought I would. In full daylight the optics are superb for the size/weight. Not good in low light situations though. For hiking and kayaking the lightweight monocular is outstanding. If you have no issues with weight or size go with a set of Fujinons or something similar. The Zeiss is priced on the high side but for what I use them for I love It! I’ve used them for a number of years with no problems.