BRESSER Spotting Scope - £24.99 @ Lidl

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BRESSER Spotting Scope £24.99 @ Lidl

£24.99 Lidl5 Dec 16

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ED19

4 Dec 16

Seems a good price for a decent brand scope. Comments please if not !

BRESSER Spotting Scope1
£24.99
each
5 year warranty
360° rotatable scope, ideal for nature and bird watching, with a fully coated optical glass lens
Includes table tripod with pan-handle and anti-slip feet, pull-out sunshade, protective cap, carry case and cleaning cloth
Specifications:

Magnification (x): 20 - 60
Field of view (at 20x) (m): 29 wide at 1,000
Close range adjustment from (m): 12

Top comments

neoshinobi

5 Dec 16 13 #3

Awesome I love Brazzers. Great brand

scottz17 to Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 10 #7

I'd recommend an optician if you can't spot the moon without these...

markusrambarkus

5 Dec 16 8 #22

I paid 250 quid for one of these. They saw me coming.

muffboy

5 Dec 16 3 #15

I have one of these, it can easily spot the bird who lives in the house opposite.

All comments (30)

Agent004

4 Dec 16 #1

Good spot (excuse the non intended pun) will be trying my local Lidl tomorrow, Cheers OP :sunglasses:

crazylegs

5 Dec 16 #2

How good are these, magnification wise
they worth getting or waste of time!

neoshinobi

5 Dec 16 13 #3

Awesome I love Brazzers. Great brand

CartoonHead78 to neoshinobi

5 Dec 16 1 #5

lol, hope others don't type that into google!!

Wolf2010 to neoshinobi

5 Dec 16 1 #6

It's bressers

Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 #4

Which one the best to spot the moon. Also should be cheap. Anyone can recommend?

scottz17 to Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 10 #7

I'd recommend an optician if you can't spot the moon without these...

zx636r to Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 #9

Specsavers?
:neutral_face:

miggy111

5 Dec 16 2 #8

Well they do say you'll go blind

hcc27

5 Dec 16 #10

There was a joke in there somewhere.

Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 1 #11

Comon guys you know what i meant. I want to see the moon in high details.

MAdam98 to Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 1 #13

You'll see but the quality won't necessarily be that great.
I've taken some decent pics with a 70mm refractor tho so...

r401caw to Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 1 #18

With all things optical - you get what you pay for - for the money this is a good place to start - I've had one for about 6 years

oliverhussick to Tanweeralqarni

5 Dec 16 1 #19

That would be a telescope you seek......

Spotting scopes are just that. For spotting something at medium magnification then switching to something with more magnification for close up inspection, like a sniper scope, or the binoculars I keep near my upstairs window when my neighbour improves her tan on the balcony....

kazdean

5 Dec 16 #12

Anyone know if it's easy to attach a camera or mobile phone to these to take photos. Cheers

mecheekymonkey

5 Dec 16 #14

Gonna scope out my local Lidl and see what the fuss is all about

muffboy

5 Dec 16 3 #15

I have one of these, it can easily spot the bird who lives in the house opposite.

smelladeal to muffboy

5 Dec 16 2 #20

:smile::D

tusk1979

5 Dec 16 1 #16

Can this be attached to a full size photographic tripod?

Is it suitable for checking out birds on my local beach in the summer?

r401caw to tusk1979

5 Dec 16 #17

Yes it can

toaster

5 Dec 16 3 #21

More spec on this scope:

http://www.bresser.de/en/Sport-Optics/Spotting-Scopes/National-Geographic-20-60x60-Spotting-Scope.html

markusrambarkus

5 Dec 16 8 #22

I paid 250 quid for one of these. They saw me coming.

Kamikaze1987

5 Dec 16 #23

Hot deal for all the peeping toms have some heat you windo peeping pervs:{

Billilo

5 Dec 16 1 #24

Thanks picked one up this morning. Going to the Kruger Park in December so this will come in handy.

john184

5 Dec 16 #25

Not in my local (Lisburn).

Agent004

5 Dec 16 #26

Picked one up from Lidl Winton Bournemouth today looks very good for the price, will be trying to catch Santa as he speeds in on Christmas Eve :smile:

dwl99

5 Dec 16 1 #27

Specs look good for the money, how are the optics?

Scale70

5 Dec 16 1 #28

These are excellent. I use one for archery. A 122cm target fills the viewfinder at 50 yards at lowest zoom. Perfect.

skipoffwork

22 Jan 17 #29

I bought one from Lidl for £25
It's awfully difficult to try and get a focussed image at all, and when you do it's as dull as ditchwater. Don't waste your money.

juliawright

12 Jul 17 #30

This post is really great. Now I use Gosky 20-60X 80 Porro Prism Spotting Scope. It is a really nice and easy to use Scope. The view is clear and the quality is excellent. Planning to take some photos of the moon when the sky gets clear. Good value for the money.

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