Binocular Reviews

I went into a store and saw these on sale for 160. It was love at first sight. Then I found out they did not have lens covers. I walked out with them for 130. They are small so they are a little easier to carry than the 8x42 but the weight is not...

2 user reviews

My husband was anxious to get a pair of binoculars that float for our new boat so that our 4 year old wouldn't lose them overboard. For the quality of these binoculars, I think I would rather have bought a cheaper pair and just keep replacing them if...

4 user reviews

These are an excellent pair of binoculars, put out by a trusted name. They are very light, durable, and give a great zoom and coverage for the price. Love the grip and coating on this pair, too. Overall, this is a much better set of binoculars for...

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I bought a pair of these a few years ago after trying out a pair that someone had at Yellowstone a few years ago. I am totally satisfied with the clarity and ease of use of these binoculars. My pair has none of the problems that the other reviewer...

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I don't know what this lady is thinking all she said i think is wrong these are amazing!!!

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I bought the Tasco 10 x 50 2023BRZ binoculars, because they were in my price range, they were the right magnification, had a nice black finish, made from a reputable company, and that's what Walmart had in stock at the time.

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This is a decent telescope for the money and is a great instrument for a beginner or an amateur who needs a light weight portable scope that can perform reasonably well. Its a cut above those department store, Tasco specials. The 25 mm eyepiece that...

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These combine a sharp image, good optics, water and fog proofing, plus sturdy rubber "armor" with an amazingly light total weight. Good for wildlife and bird observation. Used them for a day hike recently, and they compared favorably with a friend's...

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Well, well. As a gift I was given, I see it more as a toy than a tool, binoculars are average, simples and comfortable to take along with because its low weight and size. The cam has very low resolution and quality. Just samples of what you see. The...

4 user reviews

While it's not a difficult camera to operate and the software is simple to use, the pictures are not spectacular.

2 user reviews

I Love Sports , Any Kind Of Sports. I Use To Sit And Watch Games With My Dad. But Now That I'm Older I Have A Hard Time seeing The Players On The Field. SO I Bought The Bushnell Powerview 13-2516/13-2517 Binoculars. I Can See The Players Close Up And...

3 user reviews

Took this set of binoculars to a concert, where I had lawn seats. The view was crisper, clearer & larger when compared to another set of cheap binoculars I brought along (Bushnell Powerview 12x25 Compact Folding Roof Prism Binocular). The Bushnell...

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I HAVE USED THE EZONICS GOLF SCOPE SEVERAL TIMES.IT TAKES A LITTLE TIME TO ZERO IN BUT IT IS FAIRLY ACCURATE.

3 user reviews

I own a pair of these 8x36 I.F./R. Binoculars. ONE MUST GET TO KNOW ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF THE RETICULE & HOW TO EXPLOIT IT'S USE TO THE MAX ! THIS IS A GREAT BARGAIN FOR THE SERIOUS USER. IT IS NOT A GOLF TOOL OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF TOY. I OWN JUST...

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I read the first review and must say the person that submitted it was amusing to say the least. Any person with a basic understanding of optics (or who cared to educate themselves before buying an item such as this) would have understood several things.

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These are 70mm zoom binoculars offered by Barska. They are made in China. These were purchased at Big 5 sporting goods for 80 dollars. These binoculars have magnifications of 12 to 36 power, however to get clear images at longer distances the zoom...

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They should tell you that the only way these things work are in a wide open area. Maybe that is common knowledge to those who know about this type product? I wanted to use in the woods but no way that can happen. Any close item causes a very bright...

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The Leica 10X25 BCA Trinovid binocular will appeal mainly to hikers and other nature enthusiasts who need a compact, relatively lightweight, binocular with a narrower field of view than a wider 8x20 model. However, having handled this binocular as well...

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Very, very, very poor optical quality. The image lacks of contrast and is blurry towards the edges. Hard to focus and the field of view is very narrow. Toy quality, I do not recommend buying it.

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I already owned some 8x compact binoculars, but wanted a 10x pair for an upcoming safari. I looked at the Monarch because it was the top-rated 10x in the most recent reviews by Cornell's living bird. I also considered the Swift 8.5x44 Audubon roof...

2 user reviews

I just bought 3 packs of these from target.com. The packages say made in Japan and all contained 4x speed DVD-R v2 media identified to be from the Taiyo Yuden factory. Media code reported from dvdindentifier is: TYG01 Great stuff. If you know...

2 user reviews

It is a little bukier than I expected. A huge problem I had was the battery life: I only took 8 shots before a new pair of Duracells run dead. When the light is right, the picture is quite good.

3 user reviews

I am on my second DB100. The first one stopped mounting so images couldn't be downloaded. A mercifully brief experience with another model showed that DB100 speed and quiet operation are must have features for me that can't be determined from...

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I purchased these binoculars for use on my boat, but now I take them everywhere. Absolutely the best quality. I have dropped them onto concrete from about 4 feet with abosolutely no damage. Contrast, resolution, color are all superb. They are small...

4 user reviews

Has problem with double vision in this 2007 model. Only can use one side at a time.

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