The cameras in today's smartphone's such as the Samsung Galaxy S7,S8 and S9 are better than today's compact cameras costing in the region of £200. For instance better slow motion and higher resolution 4K footage when the compacts are still carrying HD specs. So why do most amateur photographers and film makers still rather prefer a cheaper lower quality compact camera than a smartphone? Well its the lack of zoom on smartphone's, so here after much searching on Amazon I settled on the 12X50mm telescope by MUI that cost £30 at the time of review (Amazon UK £30 https://amzn.to/2QErj2y).

The key reasons why I bought this over others is its robust design and the fact that it came with everything such as Tripod, smartphone attachment, blue tooth remote so was ready to use out of the box. However one thing lacking were instructions of how to attach your smartphone to the Telescope, which I finally figured out so do watch the video for both the full review, and how to actually attach the Telescope to your smartphone as well as what results to expect.

The bottom line is that it beats the compact cameras in terms of brightness of image captured because the telescope has a much larger lens, so could suck in much more light than the compact camera. Also it is stable when used as a hand held which altogether is why I rate it 10/10 or 5/5 for amazon! You can buy it here from Amazon UK for £30 https://amzn.to/2QErj2y.

USA - Amazon $32 link - https://amzn.to/2xfkqfY

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By HGR

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