This telescope comes in a sturdy box in a few pieces and is easy to assemble. The instruction sheet was in Chinese, but has English on the reverse and all the assembly stages are illustrated with a photo. As we have never owned a telescope it was daunting but in fact it went together easily.The telescope is a good size and made of reassuringly sturdy metal with a good tripod that doesn't wobble. It has three lenses (25mm) , medium (10mm) and high (5mm) with a "barlow lens" which is a lens you put on first that multiplies everything by three, then you add the actual lens into that. It sounds complicated but it all slots in fine.You really do need a simple guide to looking at astral things to enjoy this telescope, we had no idea what we were looking at. Mars was a red blob but I (perhaps childishly) found it exciting that I could see it was a solid, round object and not a red twinkle! We live in a town flooded with light pollution including a very large chemical plant and with two massive motorways nearby so we are never going to see much sky. The scope is not really suitable to pack up and take into Wales to enjoy their clear skies, we need to buy a case for it. However I am giving it five stars as it is a solid, well made scope for such a comparatively small amount of money. It would be well worth the manufacturers charging an extra £30 and supplying a carry case and a star gazing book with it.

I can't comment on how waterproof the light is (I did not seal the lens with silicone as others have recommended), but it has withstood numerous storms and it still shining very brightly. It projects very well onto my house from 12 feet away at the base. Also, the aluminum spike is much stronger than those with plastic that I previously used.

This BLACK+DECKER baby monitor works out of the box and has no significant problems that I could find. If you want something that works with decent features and you are willing to pay more for a recognizable brand, this camera is a good choice. However, I suggest upgrading to the 5" HD version for $50 more. That said, given this monitor's price and feature set, most competitors will provide a better value.Pros:-- The camera connects quickly the first time it is used (no user intervention required) and also each time it is turned back on. It just works out of the box.-- The connection uses a 2.4 GHz FHSS (frequency hopping spread spectrum) that should provide excellent security against would-be-hackers. There are no Wi-Fi passwords, accounts, or apps to use. To many people, this will be a big plus.-- The distance that the camera and monitor can be separated is impressive. I have a strong signal when placed at opposite corners of my house.-- Pan and tilt movements are quiet. They are not, however, smooth when viewed through the monitor. The overall range of motion is decent except for downward. If you want to put it on the end of a shelf and peer below it, that will not work.-- The monitor, but not the camera, can be unplugged and operate on battery.-- The lullabies are a fun option. There are five to choose from, with the additional option of a random selection.-- You can add more cameras to the monitor.-- Infrared (night vision) is decent.-- You can set an alarm for 2, 4, or 6 hours.-- The camera can be mounted on a wall or set on a shelf. This versatility will help find the optimal position.-- The noise level indicator on the monitor is sensitive and picks up even quiet sounds.-- The temperature indicator is a nice feature to help ensure the baby's room does not get too hot or cold.Cons:-- The box promises that the camera is "so clear it's like being there." Not quite. The resolution is subpar compared to most other cameras in 2022.-- The frame rate is not smooth, nor is it terrible. It is certainly not the "Smooth Motion" advertised.-- The speakers are too quiet on both the monitor and speaker. Two-way communication is further hampered by the laggy "talk" button on the monitor.-- The 2x Digital zoom is next to worthless. Without an optical zoom, it just makes the resolution even grainier.-- The camera could use a wider angle lens. The frame is limited.-- No Wi-Fi to worry about is an advantage in many circumstances. It also means you cannot view the camera from anything other than the provided monitor. For example, you cannot use a smartphone to check in while at work.

I wish it had a cover just for the magnifier I will never use the wide angle lens so reassembleing the two pieces is a pain after every show...and the only other issue is the size touches my screen a bit and flips my screen around frequently.. I havnt tried to adjust the screen sensitivity yet but hoping that will help =) otherwise it's amazing!

I haven't shelled out for or five times as much for the more expensive brand to compare but this does just fine. I've used it underwater in the ocean and fresh water. I've used it on our boat, skiing, biking. I finally scratched the lens on my first Asako after five years of use and recently replaced it with this one. Never a problem.

This was a lifesaver when I was traveling alone in London! I was able to get so much more in my pictures and easily fit everyone in selfies when I made new friends! The macro lens is a neat bonus too and I love to use it when taking photos of jewelry that I make for my Etsy shop. Thank you so much!!

I just recently purchased this well crafted coffee lens coffee mug. I love everything about it, it just looks so cool and I can tell that it was made to perfection from its creators. Overall this mug gets a five star rating and everyone else looking for a great coffee mug should purchase this and make it a great gift for someone!

Works well for my needs for web conferencing, but if you need a cam for posting videos, you may want to go up a level. Images are grainy under less than bright light. Pixels and resolution are not the whole story if the lens cannot capture enough light. It mounted easily and stays in place. I like the pan feature and the plug-and-play was almost effortless.