20x50 Binoculars for Adults High Powered, Professional Binoculars for Bird Watching with Low Light Night Vision, HD FMC BAK4 Prism Lens, Waterproof & Fogproof for Hunting/Traveling/Outdoor Sports

As an avid animal watcher, I have used several binoculars over the years, but none have come close to the outstanding performance of these professional waterproof binoculars.The build quality is exceptional, with a sturdy yet lightweight design that makes long observation sessions a breeze. The rubberized grip ensures the binoculars stay firmly in hand, even in damp conditions, and the adjustable eyecups are a godsend for a glasses wearer like me.The clarity of the lenses is simply great. Whether I am zooming in on a distant scene or observing wildlife at dusk, the image remains crisp and vibrant. The color fidelity and brightness are remarkable, providing an immersive viewing experience that truly brings nature to life.Based on the weather I live in, during winter time it gets snowy & rainy a lot! So I used these binoculars in winter time, and they have never fogged up or let moisture in.Overall I’d give 5 star unless something bad comes up later!

Solid construction for the price point. I like the 10-30 zoom. Works great for a beginner.

Title: A Clear, Crisp View With Amazon Binoculars!Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I recently purchased a pair of binoculars on Amazon and am extremely pleased with my purchase. This binocular exceeded all my expectations and provided me with an amazing observing experience.The first thing that struck me was the build quality of this binocular. It's made of durable, sturdy materials, which gives me confidence that it will last for a long time. In addition, the ergonomic design makes it comfortable to hold and use for long periods of time.The optical quality of this binocular is simply exceptional. The lenses are sharp and clear, providing detailed and accurate vision. The magnification is perfect for bird watching, scenery and even sporting events. I was impressed by the sharpness of the images, even in low light conditions.Another feature I loved about this binocular is the smooth and accurate focusing. It's easy to adjust the focus to get a crisp, clear image no matter how far away the object I'm looking at is. This makes the watching experience much more enjoyable and immersive.In addition, the binocular is compact and lightweight, making it perfect for traveling, hiking or any outdoor activity. It comes with a convenient carry bag and a neck strap, making it easy to carry and have quick access.Lastly, the price of this binocular is extremely affordable compared to other models on the market. Considering the quality and performance it delivers, I feel like I got an excellent deal.All in all, I am extremely satisfied with the binoculars I purchased from Amazon. It offers a crisp, clear view, has a durable construction, and is easy to use. If you're looking for a quality binocular at an affordable price, I definitely recommend this product.

I am very satisfied with this binoculars. It is made of durable material, well built. the easy to grip surface design is particularly good. it wont slip even in sweaty hands. it is not too heavy, so it is easy to carry. the case and strap are included. a set of high quality products came with this affordable price.The view is clear, good magnification, and also the large objective lenses. easy to use.overall, great product and experience!!

Views great, a little bulky. But views are very clear !!!

These are NOT 20x binoculars. Not even close. They are marked as 20x50 on the actual binoculars, but there are three reasons I know they are not 20x.1) I have a set of Bushnell 7x binoculars that are old but work very well. I was looking to get something with higher magnification, so I chose these. When I first received these new "20x" binoculars, of course, the first thing I wanted to do was try them out. So, I looked at a few distant objects, and the image was clear, but the magnification did not seem to be what I was expecting. I then looked at the exact same distant objects with my 7x Bushnell's and was shocked that there was absolutely no noticeable difference between them. I thought I must be hallucinating, so I kept trying different views of different things, and comparing the two binoculars, but everything always looked the same. I would provide some photo comparisons of the two but trust me that they would look absolutely the same.2) I have a set of Celestron 20x50 solar binoculars, and one thing that is very noticeable with 20x binoculars is that you cannot possibly hold them in your hand and not have some image-shake due to the high magnification. That is the case with the Celestron binoculars, but the with these new "20x" binoculars, there is no noticeable image-shake (again, the same as with the 7x Bushnell's). Because I can't look at the sun with these new binoculars, and I can't look at anything except the sun with the Celestron's, there is no way to directly compare them, but the absence of image-shake in these new binoculars is a major indicator that they are not 20x.3) I subsequently bought a pair of Celestron 15x binoculars, and as soon as I tried them, it was immediately obvious that there was noticeably higher magnification than either these new "20x" binoculars or the 7x Bushnell's.So, the bottom line is that these binoculars look to be about 7x, but NOWHERE NEAR 20x. Physically, they look the part because they are literally twice the size of the Bushnell's, and the same size as the Celestron 20x50 solar binoculars, but that is due only to the 50mm lenses, which you can't really fake and has nothing to do with magnification. The other thing I noticed about these is that they do not have the same range of focus as the Bushnell's. This is more obvious when trying to look at something around 20ft - 40ft away, which is not something you would normally do with binoculars, but it's just another observation of their shortcomings.As I said above, the binoculars do provide a clear view for what they are, but if you want something with equivalent "magnification performance" to these, get a pair of 7x35 binoculars that are half the size. However, if you want something that provides the level of magnification that these are supposed to have (i.e., 20x), I recommend sticking to a name brand like Celestron, Bushnell, etc. I'm very happy with the 15x70 Celestron's that I bought.Needless to say, I returned these "20x" binoculars because they absolutely are NOT what they say they are.

Tried this out for our trips and its absolutely worth the price. Solid material and easy to use. Comes with the lens protectors and pouch.

These were much heavier than I expected and the dial was extremely difficult to adjust. When I finally got it focused, the image was great, but I don't have the strength nor the energy to fight with my binoculars every time I want to use them. They were also too heavy to carry around for birding I returned them and decided to keep the cheap ones I bought instead. (While not as good quality, they'll serve the purpose.) Disappointed...