OSGEAR Yuko 10x42 Binoculars for Adults Kids Professional HD Bird Watching Hunting Shock Resistant Compact Binoculars

I bought these for my 8 year old so he had his own when he comes hunting with me. And I was honestly surprised with how good they were, not far off from my $200 pair.

My son loves this, checking out the moon, trying to see squirrels , has a lit of fun.

I wanted a way to carry a binocular on my kayak to enjoy the wildlife on the water. This little monocular is even better. The magnification is fantastic and the tracking is easy to keep up with. I love to sit and watch birds fly in the woods from my porch. This little monocular does great.The phone attachment is a dream. Simple and perfect for taking pictures without missing out on a single thing. I have a Samsung S10+ in a case and it fits just fine inside the phone attachment. The picture quality is good.As to the waterproof quality of this item, we both went swimming in the creek (accidentally) and came out just fine. It was inside the pouch with the lenses covered with the provided protective covers and I don't know that water even touched the lenses despite being completely submerged. This is exactly what I was looking for to be portable, usable, high quality, and waterproof for on-the-go kayaking and bird watching.

I primarily use these for looking at plants in our prairie garden. They are super handy for grabbing quickly when I think I see a new blossom or interesting insect, and don't want to leave the house. However, they are useful, general purpose binoculars. They don't provide extreme magnification, but let you get up close from reasonable distance. The image is clear and bright, and they are easy to conform to your pupillary distance. My favorite feature is that you can adjust the focus on the eyepieces, and they are good enough that I can match my hideously bad prescription so I can use them without my glasses! This is a rare thing, and not expected on an inexpensive pair of binoculars. Overall these are great general purpose field glasses.

I wanted some binoculars that we could take out with the grandkids to look at birds. I need them to be small enough for the five-year-old to handle, but I didn't want a toy. I feel like these are ideal. They might be a wee bit heavy for the little one, but I think he will be able to deal with them.These are not as powerful as my bigger binoculars, but 10x is perfect to find and examine birds in the backyard. The 42 mm objective lens produces a nice bright image, and the optics are extremely crisp and clear. The focusing mechanism is smooth and precise.It's great that they are waterproof. We live on a lake and the kids have a pool, so we'll be around water with these a lot. I also love the carrying case - it's tough, well-designed, and fits the binoculars perfectly.The lens caps are attached to the end of the binoculars, so they flip down out of the way and stay there, keeping them from getting separated or lost. The eyepiece covers are attached together, with a loop on the end you can thread the neck strap through, so those stay right with the binoculars as well. I have not seen that before.Bottom line, I feel like these are excellent binoculars at a very good price. I expect we will have a lot of fun teaching the grandkids how to stalk birds with them.

This is a handy piece of binoculars. Both lenses can be adjust in their own way that means the ones dealing with different eye sight also can use this. The vision is pretty clear and zoomed in as well. The optical zoom is so much better than the digital zoom of the cameras. It also came with straps making it easy to carry around and use immediately.

I've been trying to figure out some interesting things to take with me on my summer adventures. When I saw this I was excited. I typically have my camera with me but I would love to be able to extend the view on my phone (or even GoPro). Unfortunately for the price, I'm not impressed. If you're using this just to see what is around, it's good but if you're planning on using it to take photos it's subpar. It's hard to get it to focus right and when taking a photo it seems to dull the colors and leave a circular ring.The Tripod that it came with is plastic and feels cheap. It will do the job though. The Phone holder also will work so long as you don't have any pop sockets on your phone. If you can't use a vent phone holder that squeezes the sides, you won't be able to use this one.All in all, it's a decent monocular for $15-20, but I wouldn't pay $30+ for this.

Got these for an Alaska cruise and they were great. Easy to use and use the focus knob. They are strong and a bit heavy. The only downside is that they are on the heavy side and a bit bulky. The picture quality is excellent on these. Brings a case to carry them and keep them stored. The binoculars have a rubber protective cover that keeps them covered and protected from scratches. Very happy with this find.