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…It is very difficult to see any detail in this binoc. Very small view, very difficult to focus. I tryied to use them on a shooting range. I can only see more or less decent with one eye.
I am… 38 more reviews »

…I think these binoculars are very clear for the price. I would buy another pair. In this price range I have not found a better pair.

The only thing I would note… 6 more reviews »

… be willing to pay more for a higher quality but cannot find anything in the 100-150 price range.… 43 more reviews »

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The Bottom Line: Fun to have, easy to use and the increased range in sight is great for sporting events or for the woods.
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…Pros: Lightweight, compact, stylish, good value for money. Cons: Focal plane not perfect. Not for low light use. The Bottom Line: Best in its price range. … 2 more reviews »

…? BINOCULARS ????? ????? ? Binoculars come in varying sizes, shapes, and price ranges.? Some are designed with a specific purpose in mind, such as ...… 4 more reviews »

… to binoculars. The coatings and flat field technology do make a difference. The compass works flawlessly and the range finder is a useful tool. Anyone who owns a yacht should have these on board. Once focused… 3 more reviews »

… to binoculars. The coatings and flat field technology do make a difference. The compass works flawlessly and the range finder is a useful tool. Anyone who owns a yacht should have these on board. Once focused… 3 more reviews »

… be the best on the market in the $600 and below range. The only brands that delivered marginal benefits in optical clarity and brightness were the Swarovski and Leica's that were in the $1,000+ price range… 105 more reviews »

… are going to have one in the car or carrying with you on vacation to use for the unexpected event this one will be perfect. One other point to mention is the zoom, although 8-10 is the range most people… 52 more reviews »

…These are as much 10 X 42 roof prism binocular as one can expect in the $200 price range. I don't know why Olympus doesn't break down and start using ED glass and make a binocular competitive… 8 more reviews »

… much closer distance really making their range for viewing much more practical. The weight is about the same as the cheaper pair and I can only wish they were half the weight but this weight seems… 51 more reviews »

… is comfortable to view, without taking off your glasses.
Look around the web and you will find these binoculars selling for $500 and up. The price must be at or below wholesale. Leica's in the $2000 range… 3 more reviews »

…I've had my Eterna for over two years now and it has handled everything from working on military ranges to treading through wetlands and climbing (backpacking) through Texas, Wyoming, Colorado, New… 8 more reviews »

… much closer distance really making their range for viewing much more practical. The weight is about the same as the cheaper pair and I can only wish they were half the weight but this weight seems… 45 more reviews »