Olympus Binoculars Reviews

Half the price of a Leica 8x42 Trinovid HD binocular and a quarter of the cost of a Zeiss Victory 10x42, while not by any means ‘cheap’, the Olympus 10x42 Pro is nevertheless a good deal for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts looking to bring the...

4 expert reviews | 33 user reviews

Olympus' SP-550UZ has great ergonomics, but disappointingly slow performance and soft, noisy images drag it down.

8 expert reviews | 603 user reviews

The best binoculars I owned. They came safely.

442 user reviews

The Olympus 8x40 DPS I are porro-prism-style compact binoculars. The manufacturer says that this model offers an extra-wide field of view, 8x magnification and large 40mm objective lenses for good performance in low-light conditions. But do they...

1 expert reviews | 671 user reviews

I am a 5'4" woman and I am not able to adjust the eye spacing to my eyes. I do believe I have eyes that are closer together than the average. But my 15 year old Nikon binoculars adjust to me. These would not work for young children or people with...

274 user reviews

The image quality offered by this binocular is exceptionally clear. It is ideal for astronomical observations. The Orion Nebula can be seen perfectly well as the Pleyades.

81 user reviews

I have used and wasted alot of money on different compact binoculars like some of you have already. These have the clearest, brightest view of any of them. Time will only tell the long time sturdyness of them, but they appear to be very sturdy and well...

48 user reviews

I was a little reluctent to buy these based on some of the reviews but I did anyway. As far as I can tell the other reviews were way off base. These work great and are very easy to adjust. The image quality is good as well. No they aren't perfect...

230 user reviews

I bought these binoculars for my 13 year old grandson. They are well made, with quality optics. Whether they are rugged enough for a teen aged boy remains to be seen. I recommend this product.

200 user reviews

Excellent product ideal for your pocket .

108 user reviews

These are not Olympus' low-priced line. Only the roof prism Magellan line is more expensive, so these are in the high-end porro prism line for Olympus. I really like the design of the binoculars. They feel quite solid, come with quality lens caps, and...

1 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

A bit small especially for a man and it takes some time to locate the target. The clarity and range is excellent for its category though. It so powerful you may feel a lil woozy when you pick up objects close by as you try to focus on your distant...

80 user reviews

I have an Olympus camera that I'm pleased with and I wasn't disappointed with the Tracker. I took them to a symphony performance where I have good seats and was able to see strains of hair on the musicians' heads. Yesterday I went to a football game...

1 expert reviews | 51 user reviews

Great size and weight. The 10x is really a nice boost over my 8x pair. They are really small and light and easy to carry around anywhere. BUT there are some compromises you should be aware of: 1. Light-gathering capability is somewhat limited: the...

62 user reviews

The Olympus Magellan 8x25 WP I binoculars, is a high-performance binoc...

3 expert reviews | 167 user reviews

Over the years, one thing that we?ve always wanted but didn?t want to spend the necessary funds to buy,is a good pair of binoculars. The main reason that we didn?t want to spend money on this item is that it is something that would only get occasional...

68 user reviews

If have ever been at a concert or sporting event wishing you had the...

2 expert reviews | 595 user reviews

time moves on with cameras and they improve year on year. but i can honestly say ive not even thought about upgrading. great quality of pictures in the main. Ive carried in my pocket half way around the world and the only slight problem its had is a...

26 user reviews

I am surprised with this product. I see people from 600 m., but without these binoculars the people see like points. For minor lengths the view is very clear. Very good product(for the price) and fine service.

1 expert reviews | 1222 user reviews

Buy this camera because it wears the Olympus brand, and it does not let you down.The No-worry CameraPros:Waterproof (5m) Shockproof 14 Mega pixels Built in instruction guideCons:Doesn't float by itself

8 user reviews

Olympus Corporation Angular Field of View 5 Real 50 Apparent Manufacturer Part Number 118708 Close Focus Distance 9.84'' Weight 12.2 oz Maximum Exit Pupil 2.5mm Eye Relief 16mm Focus Type Center Protection Type Fogproof Waterproof Tech Specs...

2 user reviews

I bought two of these a couple of years ago, and have been very satisfied. In fact late last year I bought a third pair to have an extra one around. These are very portable, light, good optics, convenient to hold and use, appear well-made and have...

2 user reviews

These binoculars were purchased to bird watch in the garden but were such a success they were even used on an African Safari !!!

8 user reviews

My occupation is describing sport optics and astronomical devices for a major retailer you may have heard of, and I've observed through more binoculars than many a gynecologist's tally of female patients. The 8x42 Magellan are the least expensive...

3 user reviews

The Olympus Magellan 8x42 EXPWP I a steal at the typical 50% of list price offered by many retailers. Here's what you get for under $200: Sharp and contrasty roof-prism binoculars with excellent quality optics. They are rubber armored and fully...

5 user reviews