Magview Binocular Adapter Review at Sandra Raines blog

Magview Binocular Adapter Review. In my experience, using the compass with the phone stuck directly to the binocular adapter had no measurable effect on its north. The adapter is tough as nails, and i’ve dropped it on numerous hard surfaces over months of testing with zero damage. The adapter is machined out of aircraft grade aluminum and uses collapsing/expanding jaws that enable it to fit just about any optic imaginable with a small twist. Magview’s b1 binocular adapter is also creating a buzz. Slip it onto the eyecup and tighten the retaining screw. Very easy to set up as well as putting it to use in the field. A set it and forget it design. This is called the b1. Impossibly small yet impressively strong, the b1 adapter seamlessly integrates with your binocular of choice. Its minimalist design makes it the quickest. It’s called magview, as it uses a rare earth magnet on any phone or phone case (making it a universal adapter) and a small ring that attaches. Magview notes this sleek digiscoping system as incredibly small but impressively strong. This product has been a great addition to my binos. I am a fan of the new product for its ease of use, limited parts and the ability to have the same adapter for every. If i do get one, i will be sure to put it through some thorough testing resulting in a comprehensive review and will update this article with links to it.

In my experience, using the compass with the phone stuck directly to the binocular adapter had no measurable effect on its north. A set it and forget it design. The adapter is machined out of aircraft grade aluminum and uses collapsing/expanding jaws that enable it to fit just about any optic imaginable with a small twist. Magview’s b1 binocular adapter is also creating a buzz. Impossibly small yet impressively strong, the b1 adapter seamlessly integrates with your binocular of choice. It’s called magview, as it uses a rare earth magnet on any phone or phone case (making it a universal adapter) and a small ring that attaches. Magview notes this sleek digiscoping system as incredibly small but impressively strong. Slip it onto the eyecup and tighten the retaining screw. This product has been a great addition to my binos. This is called the b1.

B1 Binocular Adapter MAGVIEW Gear Premium Digiscoping

Magview Binocular Adapter Review This product has been a great addition to my binos. The adapter is machined out of aircraft grade aluminum and uses collapsing/expanding jaws that enable it to fit just about any optic imaginable with a small twist. Magview notes this sleek digiscoping system as incredibly small but impressively strong. Magview’s b1 binocular adapter is also creating a buzz. If i do get one, i will be sure to put it through some thorough testing resulting in a comprehensive review and will update this article with links to it. A set it and forget it design. Its minimalist design makes it the quickest. In my experience, using the compass with the phone stuck directly to the binocular adapter had no measurable effect on its north. This product has been a great addition to my binos. The adapter is tough as nails, and i’ve dropped it on numerous hard surfaces over months of testing with zero damage. I am a fan of the new product for its ease of use, limited parts and the ability to have the same adapter for every. Very easy to set up as well as putting it to use in the field. This is called the b1. It’s called magview, as it uses a rare earth magnet on any phone or phone case (making it a universal adapter) and a small ring that attaches. Slip it onto the eyecup and tighten the retaining screw. Impossibly small yet impressively strong, the b1 adapter seamlessly integrates with your binocular of choice.