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Telescope Phone Adapter
Universal Smartphone Adapter / Telescope Phone Mount
- Exclusive patent telescope phone adapter
- Widely compatible telescope phone mount
- 3-step installation mount
- One-piece no screw adapter
- Conpact and sturdy telescope phone mount adapter
- Soft silicone clip protect your phone
- Follow ergonomics
3-Step Installation Portable Adapter
- Install the stretch clip to the phone
- Adjust the slider and align the phone's main lens
- Pinch the handle and snap the telescope eyepiece into the adapter's clamp
- Caution: Not for soft eyeshields（eyepiece covers）
Telescope Phone Adapter Using Exclusive Patented Design
Utilize the screen of your phone to simply explore the natural beauty.
- Did you continue using your eyes to search for images in the eyepiece?
- Did you tired of the traditional Phone Telescope Mount?
- Did you bothered by the messy screws and unstable construction of traditional adapters?
This Phone Adapter Mount will be a solution for all problems!
Convex Phone Camera Solutions
If your smartphone camera is raised, please choose EVA pada to stick on clip inner (the pads are available in 3 thicknesses: 2mm, 3mm, 4mm) to fill the gap on your phone back to make it flushes with the camera. (or use it with a phone case).
EVA Spacer Usage at Eyepiece End
If you need to match the equipment eyepiece is too small, or the equipment is too heavy, you can attach the matching EVA spacer to the inside of the eyepiece clamp to increase the gripping force, which can grip more tightly and also better protect the eyepiece optics.
Not Suitable for Protruding Soft Eyepiece Covers
Eyepiece clips have a maximum clamping force of 6.6 lb, which is not applicable if your equipment eyepieces are soft eyepiece covers. It will deform and fall off due to excessive force.
Widely Used
Adapter can be used on for telescopes, binoculars, monocular, microscopes, astronomical telescopes, night vision, spotting scopes and most optical devices.
CarD
2025-08-08 12:25:28
I used this smartphone adapter with an iPhone 13Pro Max and my Opticron Oregon Oasis 8x42 binoculars mounted on a tripod. The adapter holds the iPhone securely and allows for easy alignment of the camera lens. It did not put pressure on the side buttons (iPhone was in a case). I used the supplied sponge stickers to create a more secure gripping area for mounting to the binocular eyepiece. The adapter sits firmly on the eyepiece and with a small bungee cord to secure the opposite eyepiece side as a counterweight everything was very stable. The first photo is of an eagle's nest viewed thru binoculars (f/1.5 exp 1/5319 sec ISO-50 35mm focal length 77). The second photo is of the eagle's nest without the binoculars (f/1.5 exp 1/5882 sec ISO-50 35mm focal length 77). The third photo is of a duck at a closer distance using the binoculars (f/1.5 exp 1/1751 sec ISO-50 35mm focal length 77). Overall, I am very pleased with this adapter mount and its easy use.
Schmez
2025-07-15 21:55:35
I have tried so many different smartphone adapters - each claiming to be the best - well this one truly lives up to expectations. The design is unique and makes the process so easy. This is my go to tool whenever using my smartphone for capturing images on my telescope.It is well designed and a great investment
Brad Kozak
2025-06-16 12:47:15
This gadget looks like it would work. In practice…not so much. There are better/easier designs for a bracket on the market. I suggest you look for them. This one is more trouble than it’s worth.
Brian
2025-06-15 11:07:52
It's light weight. For the price, it seems dependable. My spotting scopes zoom is on the eye piece, made it impossible to zoom with the attachment. It would also rotate the zoom if I had he mount a certain direction, I had to ensure it was on the right or left depending on if I was zoomed in or not. Overall, not bad for the price but I wouldn't recommend it for scopes with the zoom on the eye piece. Ill be sending to my sister for her to try on her spotting scope.
Customer
2025-05-29 11:36:05
The first image is what my phone's (Pixel 4a) camera typically yields without zooming. The second image is using this device with an 8X25 monocular without zooming. The third image is using the device with the monocular and 2X zoom. Use of a tripod highly recommended as the further you zoom, the more your movement is exaggerated.The device itself seems pretty sturdy and easy enough to align with both my phone and monocular. It is, however, easy to knock one or more of the three components out of alignment with each other. Overall, this is a good price for a pretty solid device. I'd buy it again.
Richard R. Clarke
2025-05-18 16:22:45
We purchased an inexpensive Aomekie Telescope for our grandson’s 8th birthday. The Aomekie suction cup phone holder was of poor quality and design. We ordered this phone adapter (due to the positive reviews ) and it worked flawlessly. The phone was stable and focused and easy enough for a young child to use.
Carolina
2025-05-13 17:53:22
The hole the phone camera must align with is at the middle of the body of this adapter, so when I use my iPhone XS with it, the phone completely hangs below it. The spring tension is not adequate to keep the phone solidly in place when using with hand held binoculars. This might work okay with a telescope or microscope, but it still is only gripping the top portion of the phone and is iffy in my book. So I returned it.Another adapter on Amazon has a clamp that grips the phone in the middle and can be tightened securely and the hole for the camera pivots on an arm. It works much better.
Joe B.
2025-04-17 13:13:11
I don't write reviews, but this product earned its praise. Quickly line up the lens and then pinch onto the spotting scope.Springs seem strong enough to hold, but not so strong as to damage the optics or phone.Brilliant design.Longevity is the only real question mark, but I'm very impressed.
Valerio
2025-04-01 20:17:26
Adatto per telescopi ma non per tutti
Rudolf Luksch
2025-03-25 12:49:34
Danke, passt
Client d'
2025-03-06 10:34:28
Adaptateur utilisé pour digiscopie :iPhone /longue vue . Parfait, stable et solide.
BlackBear
2025-02-27 15:39:49
This seems strong and a better design than others. It works great on my binoculars and would fit scopes with smaller eyepieces. Unfortunately it isn't big enough to fit the eyepiece on my spotting scope. A pity it couldn't fit a 10mm bigger diameter.
jrb
2025-02-04 18:22:11
Um meine Smartphones mit dem Fernglas, Monokular oder Teleskop zu befestigen, suchte ich nach einer geeigneten Lösung und hatte mich für diesen Adapter entschieden. Gut verpackt kam er bei mir an. Eine mehrsprachige Anleitung (auszugsweise, siehe Fotos) und kleine selbstklebende Gummipads wurde alles geliefert. Die Handhabung ist aus meiner Sicht selbsterklärend und funktioniert recht gut. Am besten fand ich das die Öffnung für die Kamera-Linse verschiebbar ist, was die Ausrichtung erheblich erleichtert.Ich habe den Spektiv-Adapter mit verschiedenen Smartphones ausprobiert und es ging so weit recht gut. Nur mit meinem älteren iPhone 7 Plus saß das nicht so gut, weil die Kameralinse relativ weit oben sitzt und somit nicht genügend Halt für das iPhone gegeben war, siehe Fotos.Ansonsten ist dieser Adapter von der Qualität echt gut und stabil. Die Verarbeitung ist ebenfalls recht ordentlich. Mein Test mit einem Fernglas, Monokular, einem Teleskop und sogar mit dem Mikroskop verlief echt gut. Allerdings darf kein weiches Gummi für die Sicht dran sein, das hält dann nicht so gut. Aber in der Regel ist die Gummierung bei meinen Geräten, zum einen nicht weich, nicht überstehend und relativ fest. So konnte ich mein Smartphone sehr gut mit diesem Adapter daran befestigen. Und auch die Art der Befestigung ist mit einer guten Vorspannung gegeben. Als Hilfe ist auch eine kleine Skala drauf, was für mich nicht so wichtig war.Ich bin jedenfalls mit diesem Spektiv-Adapter sehr zufrieden, auch mit der kleinen Einschränkung für mein iPhone 7 Plus. Denn meine anderen Smartphones S22 Ultra und P30 funktionierte das einwandfrei. Bei mehreren Kameralinsen, muss man halt nur wissen, welche Linse beim Durchschauen aktiv ist, notfalls aus dem Fenster rausgucken und dann dementsprechend leicht verschieben. Es ist einer der besten Spektiv-Halter, die ich bisher in den Händen hatte und das Preis- Leitungsverhältnis finde ich für diesen Qualitätsstandard vollkommen okay ;-)Vielen Dank, dass Du Dir die Zeit genommen hast meine Rezension zu lesen. Ich hoffe, dass ich damit ein wenig, auch mit den Fotos, weiterhelfen konnte.
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