LAKWAR Universal Cell Phone Adapter Mount, 360°Rotatable Cell Phone Mount for Binoculars, Spotting Scope, Microscope and Astronomical Telescope, for iPhone, Samsung, Moto, OnePlus Etc

Whilst this may be mostly plastic, it does the job really well. I have paid 5 times the amount trying to find a decent phone mount and none are as good as this. I use mine on a Orion reflecting telescope and it absolutely nails it!

I use this for taking photos of cytology slides. I attach it to one eyepiece of my binocular microscope and slide my phone into place, jiggling it about until I get a good picture. Once the phone is positioned I can focus and move about the slide as normal whilst veiwing the image on my phone screen. It cuts dramatically the amount of seasickness I feel if I have a lot of slides to trawl through. I can also snap away as much as I want. The idea of this product is dead simple and it works well, there is not much that can go wrong. Having said that the soft plastic baffles that hold the phone in place from either side were rubbish. They deformed and slid as soon as preasure was applied and the phone would move about in use (a tiny movement makes a big difference), I discarded these and use a dod of bluetack to keep things stable.

The device is well engineered and adjusted as required to my iPhone. Unfortunately my Swarovski telescope eyepiece was too large for the adapter eyepiece part.more suitable for binoculars or monoculars.

Absolutely Brilliant 👏 So easy to install, works a treat Samsung galaxy A53.

Spent the best part of 30mins trying to secure my phone before giving up. The rubber feet that hold the phone can only be described as gelatinous when they aren't constantly slipping off the mount entirely. The plastic construction is a given...I'm not expecting anything else but the functional physical design is abysmal. Both the X, Y axis and rolling orientation of your phone are controlled by a single screw. miss one of them? Tough luck, unscrew and lose the other two. Rinse and repeat and repeat until the stars have finally aligned and you realise your phone isn't flush with exit pupil let alone level. It's currently retailing for £10.99 Would I be complaining if it was £1.99? Probably yes. You still have to spend the effort to answer the doorbell and wrap it. 0/10 Do not buy

Depending on what you’re fitting it to it can be fiddly; worked well with an IPhone XR and a pair of 16x50 binoculars - but once fixed and in place works very well. For the price I would recommend and on its first outing allowed some great pictures of the moon.

Great purchase for a telescope only issue is that the grip that holds the phone should be glued into place

I found this quite frustrating to use. It was awkward to fit properly and then fiddly to adjust once everything was in place. I bought it hoping for a simple way to line my phone up with the eyepiece, but in practice I struggled to get it positioned the way I wanted and it never really worked smoothly for me. It may suit some setups better than others, but for my use I found it more hassle than it was worth and ultimately disappointing.

De plástico. Encaja bien para mis prismáticos y mi Poco X6. Por este precio, cumple perfectamente su función. Tómate tu tiempo para ajustarlo la primera vez, luego recomiendo hacer una señal en los prismáticos y dejar tal y como está el adaptador para veces futuras (yo tardo 1 min en volver a ponerlo de esa forma).

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Affordable and easy to use universal mount. Works really well with iPhone 11 Pro.

Nous avons mis un peu de temps à trouver comment bien le régler pour ne pas que le téléphone bouge sur le support. Mais ensuite c'est assez simple à utiliser. Il faut juste avoir le tour. Nous l'utilisons avec 2 téléphones différents et sur différents oculaires sans problème. Le plus difficile est la mise en station du télescope au final. Ça secoue pas mal quand on touche le téléphone donc c'est plus stable avec un pointeur. Mettre un retardateur de 5 secondes pour la prise de vue. Reste à trouver les bons réglages photos et attendre les bonnes conditions météos. Nous avons pu obtenir de bon résultats sur la nébuleuse d'Orion. Évidemment ça ne remplace pas du bon matériel d'astrophoto mais ça permet de garder un souvenir de nos observations.