Bushnell - Powerview 2-10x25 - Roof - Aluminum Metal Chassis - Multicoated - Rubber Armor - Birdwatching - Travelling - Sports - Outdoor - PWV1025

My partner likes these

Set up the right way these are so clear and precise. Ive had many days watching deer and birds on the opposite side of a loch Well worth the money

Didn't sit we on the face - Refund requested and not processed

glasses came apart, brass screw came out threads looked damaged , £87.92 on July 2021...I want my money back as these are absolutele fake..

Nice small and lightweight binoculars, can fit in a chest pocket. I take them everywhere and find them useful for spotting birds, airplanes, and other oncoming dog walkers when out on the trail. Capable of identifying people up to a mile away, and small birds within 100-200 feet. I’ve accidentally dropped them on concrete once and they survived mostly unscathed and uncompromised. Good general use binoculars, good image and construction quality for the price point. I would and might possibly purchase again.

I have ordered a 16x magnification and once received, compared it with my Steiner 10x magnification...there waa no difference in magnification, these binos were NEVER 16x, despite its ad. STAY AWAY from anything made in China. The manufacturer over there is doing something very wrong and Bushnell should be performing regular audits, not to mention implementing a strong Quality Assurance department. If you want good optics and products that are true to what they advertise, you need to pay for them! The bino were returned quickly to Amazon.

Great for anyone any age.

Probably THE best binoculars for the money out there. So good I immediately ordered a second pair for my boat. Images are bright and razor sharp when focus and diopter are properly set beforehand. 20x MIGHT be a little too much magnification for some people, so consider whether or not you actually need that much magnification. To put it in perspective, with these binoculars I can tell the difference between a swallow and a sparrow, in flight, at a quarter-mile distance. They feel very solid and well-made, too. Not cheap feeling or flimsy. The carrying case is sorta cheap feeling, but I wasn’t planning on using it anyway. The neoprene neck strap is good.

I've recently started using binoculars again for birdwatching, taking in sights from a lake view, and hikes. I am building a general use casual camping and hiking pack and wanted to pick up some small, lightweight binos to mount on Molle for easy access. These binos were very pleasing, especially at the discounted price. They seem to be around a genuine 8x21. The case is about the quality I expected. It's not outstanding but it's sized well, keeps the binos secure, and should probably withstand light use. I expect the stitching on the belt loop to fail first, so I may consider an upgrade if that's the case. The binos are great! I've seen better optics, but at this price I was very pleased at the clarity and sensitivity and stability of the focusing dials. The double jointed action feels smooth and robust. The rubberized parts seem sturdy enough to take minor abuse - I am clumsy and even fumbled it out of the packaging and it took a small drop fine. Perhaps best of all, this little bino feels tough and LIGHT. For a fully equipped hiking pack every ounce counts, and these shaved a few ounces off my previous pair of out of production binos from 15 years ago. The neck lanyard is pretty cheap, but useable. I almost was inclined not to attach it in the first place since I will mostly use them as backpack binos. Probably fine if I want to take it on a wildlife watching stroll. YMMV. Not many reviews mention glasses, so I will. I prefer to keep my glasses on when using binos because I am often moving or switching between tasks. The eye relief on these is not great, but rolling up the eye cups makes the field of view adequate (for me). You'll probably lose a noticable part of the field of view relative to no glasses, but I didn't find it too bothersome and it will suffice for my intended uses. If I were planning on going on a survival tour, I'd probably want something a little more powerful and more robust to the elements. For my intended casual bino uses, I couldn't be happier with this one!