I totally agree with the above - i also received a pair of these binoculars this week , after reading very good reviews on them and they are brilliant ... for the £
I totally agree with the above - i also received a pair of these binoculars this week , after reading very good reviews on them and they are brilliant ... for the £
bought a few pairs of binos off 7 day ,all have been a1 ,use them for ink an paper print supplies ,mem cards ,and batteries ,scope batteries are really cheap .as are cr2 type torch batteries
how do these fare on long range use, depth of field?
Thanks, been keeping an eye out for some cheapies like this
These binoculars are adequate.... for theatre viewing. I had bought a pair but fortunately my young son broke these in an accident, so I took the opportunity to branch out. The one thing which annoyed me with this pair was that it lacked in long range use and was too bright to use comfortably for extended periods of time in bright daylight, especially with metalic/reflective stuff around.
I considered many sorts of binoculars before settling on a reasonably cheap pair of binoculars from Olympus which I bought from One Stop Retail.com for about £40. I would tell you about it, but it should be the subject of another post and a different review...
Note the website now says they are awaiting stock!
Regards,
Dave.
Regards,
Dave.
they have had good reveiws on the twitcher s site great for the cash ,we cannot all afford swaro/zeiss