Celestron - Ultima 100 Angled Spotting Scope - 22 to 66x100mm Zoom Eyepiece - Multi-Coated Optics for Bird Watching, Wildlife, Scenery and Hunting - Waterproof and Fogproof - Includes Soft Carrying Case

[Music] it's about two months that i'm playing with a regal 65 m2 yes it's a spotting scope a well-made one not too expensive and compatible with standard 1.25 inches eyepieces here my impressions a spotting scope is a refractor plus a 45 degrees erecting prism in a rugged and lightweight package nothing prevents to point it at the sky however the 45 degrees prism is not as comfortable as a 90 degrees star diagonal to observe but it is much better than a straight through binocular there is no system to add a finder or a red dot and you are limited to 1.25 inches eyepieces i think a spotting scope excels if you need a travel sturdy grab-and-go refractor to be used for both nature and sky observations even if the sky part will get most of the use specs are 65 millimeters at spotting scope with internal focusing and a magnesium housing sort of mid-quality zoom 40 degrees 62 degrees but wit