DrPhone MONO V1 Monocular Telescope 25x30 – Compact & Vintage Design – Manual Focus – For Travel, Nature & Sports

The DrPhone MONO V1 monocular telescope combines a classic retro look with modern portability. This compact viewer is ideal for anyone who wants to observe distant objects while travelling, hiking, at sports events, concerts or outdoor activities.

Thanks to the extendable design and the sturdy aluminium casing, the viewer feels solid and you can easily take it anywhere.

25x magnification: A magnification of 25x means that an object 25 metres away appears as if it is only 1 metre from you.
You see many more details than with the naked eye — ideal for landscapes, animals, sports and sightseeing.

30 mm objective lens: The objective lens is the large lens at the front of the telescope.
With a diameter of 30 mm, it captures enough light for a clear image during the day and in cloudy weather.
Larger lenses = more light = brighter image.

25 mm eyepiece: The eyepiece is the part you look through.
A diameter of 25 mm provides a comfortable viewing aperture, allowing you to observe the image easily and comfortably without having to position your eye exactly.

Field of view: 76 metres at 1000 metres This means you can see an area 76 metres wide at a distance of 1000 metres.
Practical example: you don’t just see one person in the distance, but a wider scene, such as a group of people, several animals or a large part of the landscape.

Eye Relief: 22.2 mm: The eye relief indicates how much distance there can be between your eye and the eyepiece while still seeing the full image.
With 22.2 mm eye relief, this telescope is comfortable to use, even if you wear glasses.

Exit pupil: 4.3 mm: The exit pupil determines how much light ultimately enters your eye.
A value of 4.3 mm provides a pleasant and clear image in normal daylight and twilight.

Durable and portable: It comes with a carrying pouch for protection, so you can take it anywhere and never miss important or beautiful scenes.

Suitable for low light (without misleading claims): The lenses are suitable for use at twilight and cloudy weather, better than toy viewers.
Note: this product has no infrared or digital night vision function — it is an optical telescope.

How to use the DrPhone MONO V1 monocular telescope:

1. Fully extend the telescope
   Pull the extendable part (the tube) all the way out.

2. Aim at the object
   Point the large lens (front) at the object you want to view and look through the eyepiece.

3. Focus by sliding
   Slowly slide the telescope slightly in or out until the image becomes visible.
   If you have extended it too far, slide it back a little.

4. Fine-tune for a sharp image
   Then carefully turn the eyepiece while making small movements with the telescope until the image is as sharp as possible.

Parts of the telescope:

• Eyepiece – The part you look through
• Extendable tube – For adjusting the focus
• Objective lens – The large lens at the front (captures the light)

Suitable for:

• Travelling and city trips
• Hiking and nature
• Birdwatching (short to medium distance)
• Sports events
• Concerts and festivals
• Sightseeing

Product specifications:
- Magnification: 25X
- Objective: 30mm
- Eyepiece: 25mm
- Field of view: 76 m/1000 m
- Eye Relief: 22.2mm
- Exit pupil: 4.3mm
- Weight: Approx. 200g

Dimensions

• Total length extended: approx. 32.5 cm
• Segments:

• • Handle: 11 cm

  • Middle section: 8 cm

  • Extension part: 7.5 cm

  • Eyepiece part: 7 cm

• Diameter objective lens: 30 mm
• Diameter eyepiece: 25 mm

Thanks to this smart design, the viewer is compact when retracted, but still offers a comfortable viewing experience when extended.

Important usage and maintenance tips:

• Always adjust the focus slowly and carefully for the best image and to prevent wear.

Safety:

1. Never look directly at the sun through the telescope. This can cause serious eye damage.
2. Store the telescope in a dry place when not in use for a long time to prevent moisture damage.

Maintenance:

1. Clean the lens only with the supplied soft cloth.
   If there are stubborn stains, use one or two drops of alcohol on the cloth.
2. Never open the telescope or try to clean the inside. This can damage the optical system and void the warranty.