ZEISS Terra ED Binoculars 10x42 Waterproof, and Fast Focusing with Coated Glass for Optimal Clarity in All Weather Conditions for Bird Watching, Hunting, Sightseeing, Grey

I have been attracted lately to the hobby of bird watching or birding as they call it. I was looking for a mid- level pair of binoculars as an upgrade to my cheap but surprisingly satisfying entry level Lululo binoculars, for which I made a product review a few days ago. When this pair came, I was not disappointed- the optics were to my liking- wide field of view , and crystal- clear; the size was perfect for my grip and quite light and portable ; and the price was appropriate for a brand touting to be of the Zeiss family. It came with a very beautiful protective hard case and over- the - top harness strap. This is a keeper and I would probably not replace it with the heavier, costlier ones I was initially tempted to buy. I will definitely recommend this as a mid level pair of binoculars that would easily fit your budget.

Quality binoculars for the price. Clear and bright. These have survived tough weather during a harsh and bitter cold muzzleloader season. Held up perfectly to abuse and I saw deep into the woods with them. Highly recommend.

Super clear optics. 10X42 hard to hold steady very very sensitive focus takes some getting familiar with. Such clear optics I still rated 5. Purchase 8 power if you need steady viewing 10 power is best with stand or tripod use. there is no tripod connection. came with snug case, shoulder strap and eye piece covers.

Absolutely amazed by the quality of these binoculars. The clarity of the viewing is nothing short of amazing. For the price, these binoculars are outstanding value. Highly recommend.

Best binocs I have ever had! Easy to focus and extremely easy to view. I would highly recommend them.

These were an upgrade from Eagle Optics 8 X 42, and they are worth the money! Really clear image, reasonable weight, and easily adjustable. I also stepped up to 10 X 42 lenses, and am glad that I did. I would definitely recommend these as mid-level binoculars.

I wrote a review already about these and put a lot of effort in it. Have no idea why it was deleted but will not put the effort in this review. These are the nicest clearest binoculars I have ever used. I originally purchased the Nikon Monarch M5 10x42 because all the great reviews. The reviews that actually mentioned the Zeiss and stated that the Nikons were better. I was impressed with the Nikon don’t get me wrong but decided to test the two for myself. Once I looked through the Zeiss there was no doubt in my mind which were the best. Hands down the Zeiss won in every category you can imagine. I’m suspicious this review will be taken down since I have chosen a clear winner between two competitors and we live in a world where everyone is a winner and gets a trophy 🤦🏻‍♂️

First, I bought these at a local store, not Amazon. I liked the optics, but the rest of the package had quality issues that made me return them and buy Nikon instead. The main issue was that the Zeiss logo was missing. Instead there was just a recessed square with nothing but glue residue. I know that sounds pretty petty, but every other Zeiss product I've ever bought has been essentially flawless,so I didn't want to feel that I'd paid full price for damaged goods every time I used them. I emailed Zeiss to ask for the logo sticker, but never received a reply. When I returned to the store, their only other pair had the same problem except someone had very crudely re-glued the logo using a glue that stained the surrounding plastic. So, back went the Zeiss binoculars.The other issue was the sorry excuse for a case that comes with these binoculars. Unlike every other pair of binoculars that I've bought over the years, these did not come with the usual case with strap and flap. Instead there is just a faux velvet bag with a drawstring. I've literally bought $50 binoculars at Kmart that had a better case. Going forward, I'll be much more cautious about buying Zeiss products.