Gosky 20-60x60 HD Spotting Scope with Tripod, Carrying Bag and Scope Phone Adapter - BAK4 45 Degree Angled Spotter Scope Bird Watching Wildlife Scenery

Great scope for this money. Clear view, good quality, not so heavy.

This is my first spotting scope. Bought is because it's waterproof, has a 20x60 zoom, and comes with a tripod, phone mount and carry case, all for a great price. I've used it for the first time this past weekend and it's great! Lets me see my 100 yard and 200 yard shots easily. It feels like a quality piece too!Not sure why other reviewers are complaining about the attachments. Had no problem attaching the tripod or the phone attachment. There is some fiddling that is needed to get the phone to line up properly but since the attachment is meant for any phone it only makes sense that you need to play around with it. No issues with clarity or focusing. Zoom is easy to use.

I wanted to take the time and leave a review in hopes of helping others make an informed decision about this scope. I was looking for a reasonably priced scope for use in target shooting and looked at a few different brands on Amazon. I wanted to stay under $100 and realized that there would be a certain quality hit. I reviewed and teetered between the Emarth 20-60x60AE, the Huicocy 20-60x60mm, Gosky 20-60x60HD, Landove 20-60x65mm and the Roxant Blackbird 12-36x50mm. Although the Roxant got great reviews, I decided against it at the start because I didn't feel it would give enough magnification at 100 yards.The other scopes basically got the same ratings, with comments about decreased clarity at full magnification. With it being a tossup with all around cost and features, I decided on the Gosky. The scope arrived quickly and was packed in a non-descript box with generic information. This initial impression lead me to think that most of these scopes are basically the same manufacture with a bit of branding slapped on. They probably are all churned out of the same plant in China. The first scope did have a manufacturing issue with the front optic being attached to the scope body crookedly. Upon contacting Amazon, a replacement was sent out immediately. Kudos to amazon. The second scope was fine.I took the scope to our property the next week and put it to use sighting in a new 22 scope. The Gosky worked great at 50 yards, providing a good view of the 22 cal holes in the target. I moved it out to 100 yards and was still able to see the shots, but it was definitely at the scope's maximum capability. The attached image shows views at 50 and 100 yards.On a side note, the attachment for taking pphotos with a cell phone is frustrating to say the least, and those looking for the sole purpose of "digiscoping" should look elsewhere. I was able to get some photos for this post and will never use it again! I also haven't used the included tripod as I have a decent camera tripod. It looked fairly sturdy and should work fine for this lightweight scope but you will need to use it on a table top or from a prone position.So for anyone who casually shoots and is looking for a reasonably priced scope, the Gosky should perform adequately. Being under $100, don't expect pristine optics at maximum magnification and you won't disappointed. I hope the image and feedback helps. I wished there were more examples of targets at 100 yards when I was looking for a scope as it would have saved some consternation!

The media could not be loaded. This spotting scope has brought so much joy and sparked a real interest in birding because of the quality and ease of use. I was very surprised at the zoom quality and clarity considering the great price. I love the iphone clip that allows you to capture videos and photographs. It's what transforms observation to interaction. My iphone camera is not the best quality, so any haziness comes from that and not the scope. All birding pictures were taken through the window from inside my home and the day after getting the scope. This scope and accessories are easy to use. I have been posting pictures to social media and my friends have enjoyed them so much that many of them are buying one for themselves. I would say a bigger tripod is necessary, otherwise this is a great purchase!!

If you're just looking for a basic spotting scope for 100m zeroing on the range, bird watching, or even moon watching then this will do it. The accessories are pretty useless however, the stand lacks adjustability and the phone camera adapter does not work very well at all. Mine gets squeezed at an angle or is too loose. Using a LG G7 ThinQ. Not a fan of the objective lens cap either, it's a pain to put on and keep on. Why couldn't they use a slip cover like the eyepiece?

I bought this scope to watch birds and other wildlife. The scope is very sturdy and well made. The zoom works well and the image is very clear. The scope comes with an easy to use cell phone mount for taking pictures using your phone. The carrying case is well made and padded to protect the scope. The tripod mount is nothing fancy, but it is sturdy and holds the scope well. The only downside is the tripod is pretty small - best used on a tabletop. You might want to purchase a full-sized tripod if you were taking this on hikes, etc.Overall, a well made product at a good price.

Great quality especially for how affordable very clear can see very cleary a lot further than I originally expected

I've used this at the range multiple times now, I like it a lot. Every aspect of it works very well, even the tripod and phone mount that other reviews complain about suit me perfectly.Gosky have a slightly newer/fancier looking unit of same magnification (see pic). it's inferior to this one in several ways. I compared both side by side. The other unit felt cheap/fragile by comparison.I love the simple effectiveness of the ph mount. The tripod is compact and lightweight. Works fine for benchtop use.Image clarity is fine, for my purposes. I compared it to some vortex units, that were much pricier. They were slightly better, and their stated magnification wasn't exaggerated.That's my only "beef" about Gosky. It's 60x was about the same as the Vortex 48x. But, the compactness of this unit and it's magnificationworks great for me, in a well lit indoor 200yd range, to see my .223 shots on paper.I am using it with cellphone attached, and I do use the phones 2x zoom to help, but the scopes zoom is actually sufficient by itself.