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ECHO7018 Explore Brunton 7X18 Echo Pocket Scope Monocular ECHO7018 Reviews. Brunton 7X18 Echo Pocket Scope Monocular ECHO7018 is a fantastic new addition to the Brunton Spotting Scopes family. Combining an affordable price in a package that does not compromise quality, the Brunton 7X18 Echo Pocket Scope Monocular ECHO7018 can fulfill your needs without compromising your checkbook.
What could be the spy's most valuable tool, Brunton 7X18 Echo Pocket Scope Monocular ECHO7018 is remarkable. Built with BaK-4 prism glass and the multi-coated optics Brunton Echo Pocket Scope ECHO-7018 has a near focus of only 13 inches. Quality optics have never been so small. Take a peek at Brunton Echo Pocket Spotting Scope before it takes a peek at you. Brunton 7x18mm Echo Monocular ECHO7018 comes with a lanyard and a case. Specifications for Brunton Echo 7x18 Pocket-size Monocular:Model:  ECHO7018Power:  7XObjective diameter:  18mmOverall dimensions:  1.3" ...  
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Average Ratings:
Overall rating:  4.43 out of 5
Easy To Set Up:  4.43 out of 5
Usability:  4.14 out of 5
Features:  4.14 out of 5
Value for your money:  4.57 out of 5
Meets expectations:  4.29 out of 5
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Not bad for the price!

Author: PhilR. {!} from Central TX on Jul 9, 2008
Would recommend:  yes

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Product Ratings:
Overall rating:  5 out of 5
Easy To Set Up:  5 out of 5
Features:  5 out of 5
Meets expectations:  5 out of 5
Usability:  4 out of 5
Value for your money:  5 out of 5

This model is lightweight, and it's outer coating (possibly rubberized?) has a pleasing feel. Eye relief is good, but somewhat difficult to use when wearing sunglasses. The optics are fairly sharp given the price, and it focuses very quickly. There is some distortion around the edges, but not enough to distract from viewing. Light gathering is about what you could expect - good for daylight, not good for dusk or dawn. This is to be expected given it's small objective lens. As already mentioned, the pouch is rather flimsy, so get something a bit nicer if you plan to carry on your belt. The only "con", and it's a slight one, is that the focusing barrel is a bit stiff, and since it takes so little movement to greatly change the focus, you can easily overshoot the setting you need. IOW, it's a bit touchy, but you will get used to it in a short period of time. All in all, it's not the best monocular by far, but it provides a greater amount of performance for the money than ...
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Extremely convenient optic at great price!

Author: Ellen Singleton from Blythewood, SC on Nov 27, 2007
Would recommend:  yes

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Product Ratings:
Overall rating:  5 out of 5
Easy To Set Up:  5 out of 5
Features:  5 out of 5
Meets expectations:  5 out of 5
Usability:  5 out of 5
Value for your money:  5 out of 5

Pretty much all the rest of the reviews have already said what I was going to!! This is great, handy little gadget to have around, and since it's so small you can easily take it with you anywhere. I carry it in my purse or my pocket when taking a walk in the woods so I'm always prepared if I should see a rare bird (or something else)! The images are extremely crisp and bright-- surprisingly so considering the meager price of this instrument! Highly recommended for anyone who just likes to survey their world!

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Quality Inexpensive Travel Optic, Great Value, Caveats apply

Author: Pubpersona from Washington on Aug 13, 2007
Pros:  Compact, Clear optics with good eye relief for eyeglass wearers
Cons:  -small & easy to drop during normal use (so use the lanyard!)
Would recommend:  yes

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Product Ratings:
Overall rating:  4 out of 5
Easy To Set Up:  4 out of 5
Features:  3 out of 5
Meets expectations:  3 out of 5
Usability:  3 out of 5
Value for your money:  5 out of 5

High quality bright view for a low price: Use this where expensive optics might be at risk of damage or loss. Some leakage of tube grease on the inside diameter of the lens barrel forward of the objective lens (not inside the lens) Clean it carefully and you have a bright, contrasty and well-resolved image for a great price. I'd recommend using the flimsy nylon belt pouch it comes with as a case but not as a carrier. -Use the lanyard as the small size makes this easy to drop. Its size is both a pro & a con. - Good eye relief for eyeglass wearers- -Mine broke after extreme abuse (a seven-foot fall to a ceramic floor) on a sea cruise. The prism came loose) No good optic will survive this degree of abuse, but for the price one doesn't cry too much.

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Brunton Echo Pocket Scope

Author: Jones {!} from Peoria on Aug 4, 2007
Pros:  Good field of view
Cons:  Too big, could be clearer
Would recommend:  yes

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Product Ratings:
Overall rating:  3 out of 5
Easy To Set Up:  3 out of 5
Features:  3 out of 5
Meets expectations:  3 out of 5
Usability:  3 out of 5
Value for your money:  3 out of 5

I own three monoculars: a 6x18 Audubon, a Brunton 7X18 Echo Pocket Scope, and a Zeiss 5x10 Miniquick. One would expect the Zeiss at four times the price of the other two to be the best, but such is not the case.The Audobon is the smallest and gives the clearest image. I have had 13 people compare the three monoculars. One chose the Brunton and the other 12 chose the Audubon as the clearest and easiest to use. I took all three on a recent trip to Italy and found the Audubon to be the most satisfactory for looking at cathedral ceilings, wall paintings and birds.

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A Must Have Instrument! Amazing Value!

Author: Peakview {!} from Boulder, CO on Jul 26, 2007
Pros:  Close Focus 13-inches!, Light/small, good optics
Cons:  None - this is a must have instrument!
Would recommend:  yes

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Product Ratings:
Overall rating:  5 out of 5
Easy To Set Up:  5 out of 5
Features:  5 out of 5
Meets expectations:  5 out of 5
Usability:  5 out of 5
Value for your money:  5 out of 5

Amazing! Close Focus 13-inches!, Light/small, good optics, good depth of field, 1/2 turn to go from infinity to 13-inches. Anybody who hikes NEEDS this instrument. Provides easy trail side insect eye view of flowers and plants, crystal structure of rocks, lichens. Just an amazing tool. I've bought 9 so far as presents for nieces and nephews, friends and family. At ~$25 a great value. Absolutely amazing!

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