Binocular Reviews

When you first take the Celestron UpClose binoculars out of the box, it is pretty clear they are not made by Carl Zeiss Optics. Then again, they cost around $30 not $1,100. The UpClose binoculars do pack some nice features, and perform fairly well...

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Macro photography of a wide range of subjects photographed, a lot of enthusiasts has always been a favorite around the world each year will be organized regularly to various types of macro photography contest. And as a camera enthusiast, the author of...

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I purchased this item primarily for use in the theatre and at concerts, the compact dimensions make it easy to carry in a jacket pocket. It seemed expensive in comparison to other similar products however the Zeiss brand is synonymous with quality and...

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The description says that these Binos have centre focussing which is not true. Both eyepieces must be focussed separately which is a bit fiddly. Webmaster may have posted a photo of the wrong model but the ones shown are definitely individually...

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Bought these for NFL games. zoom binoculars are inherently bad, 24x25 is so dark, it is close to unusuable. Buy these expecting 8-16x25 and you won't be dissappointed. Field of view is small, but that is b/c they are zoom binos. For the price, might...

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i used numerous types of binoculars in the military including infra red. i really didnt want something fancy or expensive but good quality and Rikinon 7X50 did the trick. it was very light with good rubber grip. the zooming power was great and the best...

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Work very well for intended use (on my boat). a little large but very good value for price. Very pleased with product. would definately recommend them.

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I used to have one of these many years ago and it finally "wore out". I took it backpacking, sailing, etc. and finally the elements took their toll. I immediately ordered another one. This binocular is lightweight for easy, one-hand operation, focuses...

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I have done some research on this monocular (amazon hasn't so far) and here is what I found out:It is a great buy for beginners, the low price for the optics looks good for a generation 1 night vision scope. Night Vision comes in generations,...

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I use the Nikon Mini microscope to identify sedges and grasses in the field. It is indeed small - it fits in its case under my car seat. And its plastic body makes it very light; it's no problem to put it into a little backback. However, there are two...

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This was a step up in bins for me, a five-year birder, on a trip to the Amazonas with birding experts. They worked well; I had a bit of trouble adjusting the distance/closeness in time to catch the bird. May be my lack of experience, but the bins...

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A basic, get the job done, piece of gear. No fancy frills, no bells & whistles. Push one button, get you reading. If I were 30 years younger,I'd think about one with slope and ballistic features, but I will leave running up and down hill and dale for...

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I recommend. Very cheap with high magnification

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I'm one of those intensely loyal customers who has purchased Zeiss optics out of brand loyalty and confidence in the company for almost 40 years, but this purchase has left me astonished and bewildered.

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I am hardpressed to find a better rangefinder than the Bushnell Yardage Pro Legend Waterproof Laser Rangefinder. I am always looking to upgrade my hunting and archery equipment but this tool is the one place that I have not found a better product for...

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I bought the 24X50 Galileo Binos....I must say that my first impression was great. I took them outside as soon as the UPS guy dropped em' off and WOW at the daytime color. Of course I bought bino's this strong to look at things farther away, as well as...

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I picked these up in Singapore for around £60. They're lightweight and compact enough to travel around with hassle free. Ergonomically they are brilliant and the build quality is 1st class too. They're great for open-topped safaris and bird and people...

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bought these for my birdwatching girlfriend, since i always buy Nikon optics in cameras, binoculars and rifle scopes. they are great, small, light, brite, and clear.

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This Bushnell binocular was given to me as a gift and compared to my old binocular from 10 years ago, this basic Legend binocular is passable.

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This binocular is not for everyone. It's a purpose made piece of equipment for marine & military applications. I would not recommend this as a general use binocular as there are numerous trade-offs that the general user will find unacceptable such as...

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sold all other binoculars i owned when i bought them the greatest thing since sliced bread

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I bought this from Gold Box offer. Only 4 stars because it is fairly expensive compared to competition, but you pay for what you get. Made in China. Good optics - I looked for collimation errors (do both eyes point in the same direction), and chromatic...

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I have owned and used the 108-768 (aka. Magellan) binocular for about 1 year. They never leave my boat. I like the grippy-light weight body and the focus and forget individual eyepiece's. The internal compass is as stable as most any brand and can be...

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Great magnification

7 user reviews

I owned these for a few months and returned them as the eye cups/oculars would come loose (and completely screw off) as you were just taking bino out of the case and turn the oculars back to normal viewing position (for folks without glasses). Very...

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