20x50 High Power Binoculars for Adults with Clear Vision, BAK4 Prism, FMC Lens, Waterproof Binoculars Telescope for Bird Watching Hunting Travel Football Games Stargazing with Carrying Case and Strap

My beloved old 25-year-old compact zoom binoculars "perished" and needed replacing. I tried a couple of similar ones, but was unable to focus them into a single image; I thought perhaps it was my eyesight deteriorating, and bought a monocular instead. It's ok, but lacks the depth of vision of a stereo image.When I saw these on offer on Amazon recently for under £30, I decided they were worth a try. And I'm so glad I took the chance! I found it very easy both to focus the image for each eye, and to see a single, stereo, image (which is so much better than the image from my monocular).Being slightly past my sell-by date, my eyes are perhaps not as high definition as they once were - but I find these binoculars give me a really clear, focused image. It was simple to set the dioptre adjustment, and altering the distance focus is super easy.The magnification is, for me, the ideal, providing great enlargement, but not so much wobble from my rather shake-prone hands as to spoil the image.The binoculars are not light, but not so heavy as to be a problem. The fabric case has a soft lining, and there are lens covers provided for all four lenses. The two larger covers are attached to the binoculars; and I've used a short piece of elastic to attach the double cover for the eyepieces. I do find that once out of the carry case, the lens covers fall off - but inside the case, they perform their function well, keeping the lenses clean, dust-free, and protected against knocks.The only gripe I have is that the binoculars claim that they can be fixed to a camera tripod by using an L-shaped adaptor - but I have been unable to discover how to do this, making the view rather wobbly unless I can find something to lean against ...A couple of friends - one a keen bird-watcher - have tried these binoculars, and were very impressed. One, like me, is usually unable to focus binoculars to give a single image, but to their surprise, they were immediately and easily able to do so with these. The other, wanting to view a distant bird from our garden but not having their own binoculars with them, was very impressed with the size, clarity and quality of the image - even more so on hearing the price!I would certainly recommend these binoculars to anyone wanting a really decent image for a sensible price.

Great scope good quality value for money also magnification is very clear

Just taken up Bird Watching really quick to focus in at a distance, nice & light to carry. Strap could be a bit more robust.

For the price, great value

Really good quality

The good...... Easy to focus, good clear image across the viewfinder, very little hazing. All in all good value for money even at reduced image size.The bad..... Not 20 x 50 as advertised, more like 10 x 35.When I used these the 1st time I could see they were not 20's. I bought a Celetron pair on holiday as they were definitely 20's.When comparing they are obviously different, the Celetron gives a much closer image, but it's not as bright and more difficult to focus.Not sure what to do now, but both binoculars' eye piece lens holders have annoying movement when changing focus, they slip a bit because the central column bearing the holder is not solid enough so you have to be very light on the control to achieve focus.May keep both but I'd rather have the Celetron when bird watching because it gives a closer image.

Unfortunately my previous binoculars is damaged so I wanted to buy new one usually we are taking binoculars for Holiday specially for my son and wife they love to watch mountains and birds. Last week we went to Spain and this binoculars are very good crestal clear clarity. It comes early via Amazon services.Light weight and comfortable.Thank you Amazon.Lovexx

The optics are ok for the money, but I cannot yet judge the robustness of the prisms and the long term performance. The 50mm objective lens may have been measured before taking the housing of the lens into account so its actually a few mil smaller. The claim to supply a tripod mount is misleading as no mount or bracket is supplied. The carry-case is ok for keeping the binoculars dry in average rain, but as a 'soft' case it provides no protection from drops and other knocks. Otherwise a good example for the price.