Pentax 8 x 25 UCF WP Fernglas mit Tasche

alaTest has collected and analyzed 53 user reviews of Pentax 8 x 25 UCF WP Fernglas mit Tasche from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.6/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.4/5 for other Binoculars on Amazon.co.uk. People are impressed by the size and design. The price and usability also get good feedback, whereas there are some less positive reviews about the reliability.

alaTest has collected and analyzed 43 user reviews of Pentax 8 x 25 UCF WP Fernglas mit Tasche from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other Binoculars on Amazon.com. Views about the design and reliability are overall positive. The size and price also get good comments.

The Pentax 8x42 DCF HRc binoculars come complete with a carrying case, neckstrap, objective lens covers and rainguard (eye relief covers). They also come with superior Pentax optics, quality and durability. Compact and lightweight, these binoculars...

For stargazing, 10x50 is a bit shaky to use for long periods of time. Anything stronger than 10x50 would be difficult to hold still.

I spent a long time researching compact binos to replace my Steiner 8x20's. I was willing to spend up to £250, but I in the end I didn't need to. These Pentax are really excellent. Very clear and sharp, as well as lightweight. The 21mm eye relief makes...

I bought mine used about 20 years ago but it was mint. It works just about perfectly and there aren't really a lot of good alternatives if you need to determine contrast ranges/Zone system. And, unlike a lot of other meters, it uses a...

I use binoculars for birdwatching. I did a fair amount of online research about binocs before buying new ones. I narrowed my search more or less to the Pentax DCF either SP ($500) or HR ($280) 8x43 or the Nikon Monarch ATB 8x42 ($290).

Actually, I used quite a lot pentax binoculars and I found this HS interesting that it use a mid size diameter lens, 36mm which lie between 32 and 42mm. Nikon also had Sporter I and Morach having such diameter, but I didn't used with this Nikon...

For those binocular with objective diameter below 30mm, the image is not bright enough for long time observation otherwise the eyes will be tired. Some binocular even make me headache. But if you just want to buy a cheap and reasonable quality...

I've owned several brands and have used several brands of binoculars. These are the best by far for the money. They compare favorably with such high dollar brands as Leica, Steiner and Zeiss. The brightness and clarity are excellent. The eye relief is...

I have owned several binoculars (A:Olympus DPSI 8X40, B:Olympus EXWPI 10X42, C:Zeiss Conquest 12X45, D:Pentax HRII and E:Bushnell Powerview 10X42) and here is my personal/ subjective comments:

If your looking to buy a pair of binoculars for under $300, I will highly recommend the Pentax HR II. I compared them to the Bushnell Legends, Burris Signature, Leupold Pinnacles, Weaver Grand Slam and none were as Bright, sharp and clear as the Pentax...