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Best Spotting Scopes
Spotting scopes are a great way to get a better view of something that's too far or too small to see with the naked eye. They are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, and can come with some useful attachments. Browse the top-ranked list of best spotting scopes below along with associated reviews and opinions.
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PENTAX - PF-80ED-A 3.1 inch/80mm Spotting Scope (Requires Eyepiece)
SKU: J7XP59X2HVSee all Binoculars, Telescopes & OpticsProduct Description
A lightweight, water-resistant spotting scope with ED glass and 80mm objective lenses for bright, clear viewing.$846.00 Your price for this item is $846.00 -
Nikon - ProStaff 5 16-48x60 Lightweight Field Spotting Scope (Angle Viewing)
SKU: J7CVR9HSQVSee all Binoculars, Telescopes & OpticsProduct Description
A lightweight, ergonomic black spotting scope with 16-48x magnification, water resistance, and built-in sunshade.$482.49 Your price for this item is $482.49 -
Swarovski - ATX Spotting Scope Modular Zoom Eyepiece (Angled Viewing)
SKU: JXH7J5ZFP9See all Binoculars, Telescopes & OpticsProduct Description
An angled eyepiece with high-contrast, non-stick coatings for clear, water-resistant spotting scope viewing.$2,999.00 Your price for this item is $2,999.00 -
Swarovski - ATS-80 20-60x80mm HD Angled Spotting Scope with Eyepiece
SKU: JXH7JFKPZTSee all Binoculars, Telescopes & OpticsProduct Description
An angled spotting scope with 20-60x magnification, 80mm lens, HD fluoride glass, and water resistance.$3,998.00 Your price for this item is $3,998.00 -
ZEISS - Victory Harpia 95mm Spotting Scope with 23-70x Harpia Eyepiece
SKU: JXGTQQ9WTVSee all Binoculars, Telescopes & OpticsProduct Description
A slim, water-resistant spotting scope with FL lenses and a 23-70x eyepiece for razor-sharp viewing.$3,999.00 Your price for this item is $3,999.00 -
Swarovski - ATC 17-40x56 Spotting Scope (Green)
SKU: JXH7J5ZGP8See all Binoculars, Telescopes & OpticsProduct Description
A water-resistant green spotting scope with 17-40x magnification, ideal for rugged outdoor adventures.$2,999.00 Your price for this item is $2,999.00 -
Swarovski - ATS-65 65mm HD Angled Spotting Scope Body (Arca Swiss Base)
SKU: JXH7J5ZRJGSee all Binoculars, Telescopes & OpticsProduct Description
An angled spotting scope with fluoride HD glass, advanced lens coatings, and a lightweight, water-resistant body.$2,299.00 Your price for this item is $2,299.00 -
Leica - APO-Televid 65mm Spotting Scope (Angled Viewing) - Bundle
SKU: J7QPQZH5VWSee all Camera LensesProduct Description
An angled spotting scope with apochromatic glass, magnesium-alloy body, and weather-sealed design for vivid, sharp viewing.$2,939.95 Your price for this item is $2,939.95 -
Nikon - ProStaff 5 16-48x60 Spotting Scope (Straight Viewing)
SKU: J7CVR9HSQTSee all Camera LensesProduct Description
A water-resistant spotting scope with 60mm objective lens, 16-48x magnification, and ergonomic straight viewing design.$482.49 Your price for this item is $482.49 -
Swarovski - 20-60x Zoom Spotting Scope Eyepiece
SKU: JXH7J5ZQ5GSee all Camera LensesProduct Description
A versatile eyepiece offering 20-60x magnification and advanced optical coatings for clear, sharp viewing.$799.00 Your price for this item is $799.00
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FAQ
When choosing a spotting scope for birdwatching, consider features like magnification range, lens quality, waterproof and fog-proof construction, and ease of focusing. A wide field of view and high-quality optics will help you spot birds clearly in various lighting conditions.
Yes, spotting scopes can be used for casual stargazing, especially for observing the moon and larger planets. However, for deep-sky objects or more detailed astronomical viewing, a telescope is generally recommended.
Angled spotting scopes have an eyepiece set at an angle (usually 45 degrees) to the barrel, making them comfortable for extended viewing sessions and for sharing among users of different heights. Straight spotting scopes have an eyepiece in line with the barrel, which can be easier to use when tracking moving objects or when viewing from a vehicle.
Most spotting scopes are designed to be mounted on tripods for stability and comfortable viewing, especially at higher magnifications. Check the scope’s specifications to ensure compatibility with standard tripod mounts.
Many spotting scopes are compatible with digiscoping adapters, which allow you to attach a camera or smartphone to capture photos and videos through the eyepiece. Make sure to check for available adapters that fit both your spotting scope and your device.