As children's toys or cheap backpack monocular for the quick glance recommended.

The monocular is in truth a 12x30, I measured habs.
The image is a dark AP 2.5mm accordingly.
The field of view is woefully small. I compared it with 10x50 binoculars with a known field of view and appreciate the field of view of the small Kenko to 65m / 1000m. The typical "look through the toilet paper roll".
The picture itself is very low in contrast and faint (and therefore usable only in good light and even then quickly tiring), but amazingly sharp. No CAs recognizable. But is probably because that the field of view is so low that the picture can reach any critical lens edges. ; O)

As children's toys a real tip! As cheap "always-casual-bag-unit" whose unintentional loss may mean no great loss, as well.

It is difficult to handle. The tiny eye cup does not deserve the name! One should grab it with both fists and "chucking" with a firm grip. Then press the fingers of the eyepiece fist against the frontal bone, how it works reasonably.
The included case is a cheaper but good dust and dirt protection. More it is not, but it should also not be more.

Oh, at E. I have the part for 6 euros nochwas shot. It came directly from China and was six weeks on the road.

Actually, it is worth only two stars, but since the sharpness of the images really satisfying and the price is so low, we are not even that. ; O) But it must be clear that he gets no binoculars spare everyone here! It's a toy! A good, but just a toy!