ROXANT Authentic Grip Scope Monocular - HD Wide View for Crisp Images

Amazon Customer: The large objective makes for some good low light viewing. At dusk, I can make out game with the scope beter than with my own eyes. The size makes it easy to hold while adjusting the focus ring with one hand. It has a long field focus so focus adjustment isn't really nessary for basic scouting. This is a huge plus while hunting. Focus can be set so any distance from 50 yards to infinity will be clear.

United States on Nov 12, 2023

Arnold: not as far as expected, too big for the pocket, but the clarity, big lens, excellent customer service is nice

United States on Oct 11, 2023

A. Lesser: should have bought a more powerful scope

United States on Oct 01, 2023

jotajotajotajota: As you can see in the photo next to a Vortex Solo 8x25 it's a rather large monocular. Does that matter? Well, why would anyone trade the view of binoculars for the discomfort of a monocular, unless it was to have a pocket-size optic? Also, what's with the viewfinder sticking out of the eyepiece? That doesn`t make any sense. One should be able to use the monocular without having to screw out the eyepiece when using glasses. The issue shown in the pictures may be a defect of this particular sample. However, I wouldn`t want to risk ordering another one in case it is typical of this model. Also, when I try going to the Roxant support page I just get a "Page not found" site.
The only pro of the Roxant monocular is the long eye relief. It's very generous.
However, if you want a truly compact optic that has enough magnification to actually be useful, spend a little more and go with the Vortex 8x25. It's also a lot more rugged.

United States on Sep 28, 2023

AG: I use this for golf. Much clearer for distance viewing than my range finder. Good size. Easy to adjust focal settings. All round works well. Only issue is that it is “only” 6* Magnification. It’s very good but sometimes I wish it provided more. I can’t really complain- I knew about that magnification before I committed to buy. And it’s really not a major issue. Certainly not enough to justify getting a more powerful model. Also this was only AUD40. Cheap.

Australia on Sep 14, 2023

Alex b.: Questioned if was a roxant,no response, made in china on box, beware!!!.

Canada on Apr 21, 2023

Maxwell Johnson: I was looking for something that was light weight that I could use in a back pack or store in a bike bag for my cycling trips. Rather than lugging around a heavy set of binoculars to look at birds, wildlife and objects of interest, I researched monocular/scopes. I eventually decided to purchase the Roxant grip scope as the reviews were highly recommending it as one of the best scopes on the market. I have had the opportunity to use the scope several times and I have not been disappointed. The scope has wide view high definition which I like and because of the multi coated lens and BAK-4 prism the images are crisp and clear. This scope is solidly made and very light weight, as well as, easy to hold in one’s hand. Just exactly what I wanted. I would highly recommend this scope.

Canada on Apr 10, 2021

Rachel HaldaneRachel Haldane: This is a solid well constructed monocular. It has a generally good design with pleasingly simple form. It is no bigger than it has to be, given that it has a good 30mm objective lens and rubber protective coating. It feels solid in the hand, and little 'knobs' on the exterior reduce any tendency for slippage. Personally, I might prefer an even simpler, smoother exterior design. The focusing wheel is fairly stiff, but for normal medium to distant viewing, it requires little adjustment. It will focus fairly close, and this is a feature I like in a monocular as not everything I want to see is in the far distance. It would be good if it could focus even closer to view objects very close by. Of course, those who do not need 'reading' spectacles will find the close focusing ability even better than I do. I bought at a good price, and am happy with my purchase. I use it for all sorts of things around the garden or when out walking. It has a fairly low level of magnification, which means that it is easy to hold steady, there is a generous field of view, and the ratio of magnification to objective lens diameter means that it is good in lower light. Overall it provides a clear bright image...

United Kingdom on May 07, 2020

Hugh Wylie: I live in Edinburgh, and it is one of the most interesting and beautiful cities in the world. It has a castle in the city centre, a high hill in a huge park with a palace and a parliament, a river running through it which rises in the hills to the West, a two mile long promenade by the Forth estuary, and a series of linked canals across the Central Belt of Scotland to Glasgow.
I am retired so all of the above are my regular walking routes, in addition to walking in other parts of Scotland. I have a good pair of Carl Zeiss Jenoptem 10x50 binoculars, and an old (19thC ) brass gamekeepers telescope made by Newbold and Bulford of London, with at least 20x magnification. Both of those are too heavy to comfortably carry on walks.I also have a pair of Olympus 8x30 light binoculars, which are good, but not that handy. I bought the Roxant to carry in my pocket,or bag, for ease of use and general viewing pleasure on walks. It does fit that bill perfectly.The vision is bright and clear, the grip is good, the body well made and light, and the focus margin is excellent ie., it does not have to be continuously re focussed unless for close or long distances. Both lenses are well recessed into...

United Kingdom on Apr 09, 2020

JonmanJonman: This Roxant monocular is a perfect addition to my survival collection. Sure, you can see the equivalent of 10 city blocks away from a good vantage point, but with this, you can see much more detail. I took it to the window to look about 1/4 mile away, and was able to clearly read the writing on storefront property doors, such as suite #'s, see the edges of the buildings and the areas on the sides and behind them with much more clarity as well. Basically, it's not supposed to magnify the expression on someone's face, though it is clear enough to see whether or not they're smiling! But the point of this, for me anyways, is to be able to clearly identify activity, to clearly see and identify movement, and with this monocular, i will be able to survey any location from a safe distance prior to entering the area.

There's a con though! The little bag this comes in is a good bag, granted. My issue with it though is that it's not padded at all. It's just the thin material of the bag protecting the lenses, both of them. I tell you that if you drop this while it's in the carry case and either side of it hits the ground on top of a lucky raised up and pointy object, it will probably...

United States on May 03, 2017