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Olympus 10X50 Zoom DPS I Binoculars Black
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Olympus 10X50 Zoom DPS I Binoculars Black
£139.00
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| Product code | CA33451 |
|---|---|
| Barcode | 0050332140868 |
| Weight | 0000000000002 |
| Brand | Olympus |
20 reviews for Olympus 10X50 Zoom DPS I Binoculars Black
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Lord Linzie mcallan –
Just got back from a cruise down the Norwegian Fjords and enjoyed looking at the scenery through my old binoculars but realized that they weren’t really all that good, so when I got home I treated myself to a new pair of binoculars. The cruise was fantastic and I would happily go again – especially now I have the new binoculars; oh why did I not think of buying them before the cruise!!Compared to my old binoculars (which were supposedly 12 x 50)…… well there is no comparison. The clarity of vision is such that I can see things way way in the distance, perfectly clearly – things that I would have no chance of seeing with my old binoculars – and the field of vision is much wider than my old ones.Just looked out over the fields at the back of my house and seen (small) birds flying around in crystal clear vision – could see their markings very clearly. Not being a bird-watcher I had no idea what they were (although definitely not sparrows, blackbirds, pigeons, gulls, magpies or starlings – or robins – or owls – or eagles) but they were good to watch and almost converted me to being a twitcher! Might even become a train-spotter now! Will have a look at the moon later tonight.If you buy these binoculars you will not be disappointed – not for the price, anyway. I can’t say this for certain, but I am pretty sure you could pay a lot more and not get much better quality of vision. OK, not the cheapest you can buy, but certainly not expensive. I bought my old binoculars years ago, but obviously did not pay much for them! The difference is truly amazing.Update:I have now had the binoculars for a couple of weeks and “sold” them to a friend – not physically, but I think she is now going to buy two pairs, one for her husband and one for her brother, she was that impressed.Having bought these, I began to wonder, “have I got a really good bargain here?” and have spent some time researching the matter even more than I did before I bought them! My conclusion is yes, I have got a bargain. For £65 these binoculars are exceptional and, having now used them a lot over the two weeks I have owned them, would say that if I had paid £100 (or even £150) for these binoculars, I would still think I had got a bargain and be very pleased with my purchase!So, if you are thinking of buying a cheaper pair, think again – the extra £10, £20, £30 that you spend on buying these binoculars will be money well spent. And if you are thinking of buying a much more expensive pair of binoculars, also think again. Buy these and you could save yourself hundreds of pounds. OK, if you need a really, really good pair for some reason (perhaps because of your job), it might be worthwhile you spending that extra money, but for the vast, vast majority of us, these binoculars are all you will ever need (for whatever purpose you need them for). They give fantastic quality of vision at a very (very) reasonable price. My old bins have been binned with just one regret – why did I put up with them for so long!
Mrs D L PERRING-FRASER –
why not do it properly??
ANDREW KIELBOWICZ –
Great item
Cosmin osman –
These are better than my other Straphspey binoculars costing more than double
Greig Harris –
Good optics, bulky but great value for money
Original Marmalade –
Bargain at the price
D G. Mcmurray –
Enlarged.
Kordian Zakierski –
I was lucky to come across a pair of carl zeiss dialyte binos in a charity shop. Got for £10.00.They must be 20 years old, but far outclass these olympus binos.In distance, in clarity ,in definition,and colour and lightIn every way !! So my question is with modern technology why make a binocular thats not up to something made 20 years ago.It requires effort to make them poor standard in other words.Why????
Rip –
I have Celestron 15×70, 25×100 and 9×63 but I use this Olympus 10×50 most frequently due to its more compact size compared with my other instruments and the image sharpness. This is the cheapest of all my instruments but the image quality is very comparable and better than I had expected. Brilliant for the price
Robert Trybalski –
Superb binoculars, optics are bright and sharp, collimation spot on, diopter is set correctly. These are better than my other Straphspey binoculars costing more than double. The view is great through these including the night sky.