My use for them will be bird watching mainly so I would be grateful if you could give me your opinion as to which you think would be best As long as I have a solid surface for support I can avoid the slight shake and get good views quite a distance away. Can strongly recommend them. used binoculars off the shelf in 300 fathoms today & yesterday…best non-stabilizing binoculars with 8x I have used… I think the small size is easier to hold still… excellent focus & clarity… skipper liked them also… A lot of people want to know if wearing your glasses is a necessity when using binoculars. If you use your glasses for near-to-far or far-to-near vision impairment (near sighted or far sighted), then it is possible to use binoculars without having to wear your glasses. The binoculars will already enhance and magnify the image, eliminating the need for glasses.

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Think case should be a little bigger.,cant stow straps. On the whole would and have recommended these to friends and family. I would recommend these compact binoculars to anyone who wants a small but powerful magnification when trying to travel light. We are fascinated by nature. We love the excitement of observing a spectacular moment, crystal clear and in perfect detail.The Avalon 10×42 PRO HD binoculars would be an ideal choice for someone looking for the best mid-priced bird watching or general use binoculars. With a solid image quality and attractive design, they can serve as the perfect gift for any nature lover. However, one of the bad things about smaller binoculars is that they have smaller lenses and are not able to get as much light in as the bigger ones. This means that the images will not be as beautiful and bright as the ones that you can obtain with large lens binoculars. Unfortunately, this situation is even worse in low light conditions. Standard Size Binoculars Bought these for my husband, they are amazing very clear. Easy to focus, compact and lightweight. I have been looking for a while for good compact binoculars and these came up everytime. Well worth the money, wouldn’t mind a pair for myself. On trying to ascertain where these were made. It appeared they were made in the USA. They are, in fact, made in China, which if I had known I would not have bought. Bought for my partner as a birthday present for our motorcycling trip around Spain. He used them on the ferry and saw whales and dolphins in the distance using them. Now home I probably use them more than he does. I take them on our daily dog walks as we live in the country as they are so lightweight. For me the best bit is how easy they are to adjust the vision. I wear glasses and can see things in the distance very clearly with these. Highly recommend.

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My wife bought these for me as a Christmas gift. Lovely surprise. As we live by the ocean This is my first pair of binoculars so I’ve got nothing to compare them with , but I really like them .

I’m so pleased with these 8×32 mini binoculars and highly recommended them. I’d put off buying some for birdwatching for so long because other people’s I’d tried were so heavy and I just knew I wouldn’t take them out much! These are really light but with a ‘weighty’ quality feel. Very comfortable to hold and really easy to adjust with crystal clear, bright vision. Platinum finish is great too. I took them to RSPB Ham Wall and a whole new world opened up to me! I bought these for my better half who has recently accelerated her interest in bird watching and, after much research, these looked like being the best option for all her requirements without breaking the bank at entry level – and they have not disappointed! Light, compact, easy to handle and use and with a clarity and overall optical experience for the price that is usually found in higher entry equipment (I have extensive experience of military optics). Great question. We know exactly what you mean. As you mentioned, the best way to go around this is to test if the issue is the lower magnification or the quality of the optics.