Hontry Binoculars for Adults and Kids 10x25
Weight : 9.6 ounces
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Magnification : 10x25
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About Hontry Binoculars for Adults and Kids 10x25
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
89% of users liked the water and fog-resistant feature, yet 11% encountered issues
I like the anti-slip grip hold of binoculars when they might get wet.
I find the binoculars sturdy and durable due to their waterproof feature and easy grip.
My binoculars are not waterproof and got wet while pulling a buck across a river, causing the right optic to fog up for two days.
81% praised the high-quality lenses and coating, however 19% were disappointed
I found the binoculars impressive with clear and sharp images. I could focus on birds in a bird bath about 15 feet away.
The lenses are shockingly clear for the price.
The image clarity of the binoculars is fantastic. A streetlamp that is about 30m away from my sight looks like it's 3-5m away with 20/20 vision.
I loved the crisp and clear image through the lenses and the optional strap.
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88% liked the wide field of view
I was surprised to see things that I wouldn't have noticed with naked eyes, like a bird far away or a leaf fluttering in the wind or fruit on a community tree several blocks away.
I love the binoculars for their nice range of view and clear image.
I can see the neighbour's address number and license plates of cars parked 100 to over 300 feet away even through a window.
With my 20/20 vision, a streetlamp that is about 30m away looks like it's 3-5m away.
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86% appreciated the magnification power, yet 14% didn't
With 20/20 vision, binoculars make a streetlamp 30m away look like it's 3-5m away.
These binoculars are perfect for activities like ball games, hiking, etc. and require decent magnification.
I was surprised to see things that I wouldn't have been able to see with the naked eye, like a bird far away, a leaf fluttering in the wind, or good fruit on a community tree several blocks away.
Increasing magnification will make objects appear larger but it will also reduce the field of view and eye relief, making it harder to hold steady and see more detail.
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