Binocular Reviews

I bought them 6 months ago. I've studied a lot of options before buying them. They are perfect for the sky amateurs. I knew they were heavy, i read a lot of reviews and i thought it wasn't a problem for me: yes, the big size is a BIG, VERY BIG problem....

8 user reviews

I can see very good at night time and at a good good distance i think its a very good product and its affordable great quality

5 user reviews

Came with everything shown on box and on time. But it is just too flimsy to get good images. Agree that it rocks quite badly. The cover of the battery compartment is made of pliable plastic and seems to be mis-shapen hence the rocking. Also the stage...

4 user reviews

Very disappointing; there is no camera card; you MUST connect the camera to the computer just to SEE the images. Icons TOO small.

4 user reviews

The unit I received was a used unit even though I paid for a new unit. The infrared lens has a crack in it, most likely why the unit was returned in the first place. It's not really a show stopper, once you get used to it being there. What goggle...

4 user reviews

I just bought it today, and it already doesnt work. The laser seems to work as it does set my radar detector off. But aiming at white object of any distance returns 4 dashes all the time, no speed or distance has been measured. I tried highly...

4 user reviews

This is good binocular but donot use for the zoom. Zoom is not good. It is enough powerful with 20x.

8 user reviews

Dont bother buying this no matter how good of a price is advertised. Total waste of money. All my pictures taken from a distance come out blurry, it wont focus, the zoom only makes it worse, its slow. AWFUL!!

3 user reviews

This is a neat gadget. It was very slow clicking in. A manual would have been helpful but it came only with a computer disc. After following all the directions on its built -in instructions, it took two days before it would read any of the objects...

3 user reviews

The Bushnell Voyager 100mm x 4.5" Family Reflector Telescope AKA The Astroscan Copy is JUNK for the Money. The Edmund Astroscan is seen with Amateur Sky watchers at Dark Sky meets all over America. Bushnell is Junk period. With the Edmund Astroscan...

5 user reviews

DO NOT EXPECT MUCH IF BUYING THIS SCOPE!!!! I thought wow, this is pretty nice for the money when it arrived but then I used it. The window mount clip flew off the first time I attempted to use it before it was even starting to tighten. This spring...

6 user reviews

This is a nice product. I bought one for under 300 and figured it was worth it. Its not amazing, but at night you can see around very well. Don't expect commando type quality (this is a generation one), but if you want to have some fun it will do...

6 user reviews

the binoculars that came were not the ones on the box they came,with marks on the body and black marks on the lenses to which i then had to un srew the lenses to clean them of sent an email to the company with a view to sending them back and it was...

2 user reviews

The part that attaches to the camera is particularly thin, so I'm still nervous about dropping my camera even when using it. And I'm not a fan of the metal piece in the middle. You have to be careful that it doesn't scratch your camera. But the size is...

2 user reviews

These are nice for what you pay. You can see things clearly and easily. Adjustment is a bit tricky to get just right. I love the lightweight and compact size as well as the case. For what I paid I cant complain but next time I am definitely saving up...

2 user reviews

The glasses i ordered were sold as a used item but other than not being in a box, they were in perfect condition. I am not an avid opera fan so these glasses were used more as a novelty item then anything else, however I did enjoy using them and got...

2 user reviews

0% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

2 user reviews

I have used this lens for the closeups of birds,deer and other wildlife that tend to run when you get too close for a shot. Also closeups of flowers are nice. I used it on my Nikon Coopix 990, it works with the 900 series, 775, 885 and Sony 37mm...

2 user reviews

I purchased the Spotter for more power than my 10X42 Nikon Monarch binoculars but the optics are nowhere near as clear and sharp. Even though the image is larger, it appears out of focus it is weak and unresolved compared to the Monarch. I put it to a...

2 user reviews

My first telescope was just like this one. A telescope that has a 60mm apature can not be pushed to 660x and still be useful. For a 60mm apature you'll want to stay under 125x. Power for a telescope is not important. I got a very clear view of...

2 user reviews

I suppose if you had your telescope in a stationary position this item would work. If you have to break everything down don't get this. You have to take a while to set everything up again.

2 user reviews

First off, if you want a digital camera just to talk pictures of yourself, or things like that, I wouldn't recommend buying one of these. While they are great for taking pictures of distant objects outdoors, they need a lot of lighting and about 20-25...

2 user reviews

I purchased because of the price, compactness, magnification.

2 user reviews

As a birder who has owned quality optics (i.e., Bausch & Lomb Elite, Swarovski, Kowa, and Leica), in my opinion the Celestron VistaPix pales in comparison. It feels and performs more like a toy than a quality binocular - which is not too surprising...

2 user reviews

First reviewer obviously is looking for something for nothing. For less than $100, it takes reasobly good distance photo's of sports and wildlife. have had it a short time and have already taken better photo's of the deer in my woods than I ever did...

2 user reviews