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Helios Monoculars

The Pocket Spy is shown folded flat for easier carrying, when in use it folds at the middle to look more like a cube - either way this is a very small monocular.

Stock Availability: Discontinued, details shown for reference purposes only.

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This page updated: 07 February 2012
Helios Pocket Spy
Magnification8x
Objective21mm
Field of View (°)6.5°
Twilight Factor12.96
Exit Pupil Size2.63mm
Weight90g
Dimensions: LxWxH45x45x45mm
Case / StrapCase
Price£19.95
Discontinued01/02/2012
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Larry Harision
15/09/2007 14:11:44
I have just received one of these as a present, and these little things are great.

It amazes me that the image is so good whilst being tiny to carry.

Excellent mini-monocular!

eebc - Jamie
15/09/2007 14:26:17
Thank you for your comments.

The image of the Helios Pocket Spy is far better that generally expected for such a small monocular.

Bob Brown
19/06/2010 08:16:16
I bought this to replace a poor pair of Chinese 10 x 25s as a carry-everywhere device, tempted by the fact that these are budget copies of the classic Zeiss Turmon.

Marvellous for the price, well made and sharp. I would like to own the Docter (Zeiss Jena), but four times the price from Germany! I am very happy with these.

eebc - Chris
19/06/2010 15:32:30
Thank you for your comments, the Helios one has a lot of enthusiasts, as you say well made, sharp image and not expensive.

The Docter one is very nice quality, or at least it was last time I some them (which must be 10-15 years ago now). I remember thinking they were expensive at around £40, which at the time was about the same as a pair of their 8x30 binoculars.

For those that want to have a look at the Docter here is a link to their website
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