Binoculars for Adults 20x50 High Power Low Light Waterproof HD Compact Binoculars,BAK4 Prism FMC Lens for Bird Watching Hunting Travel Football Stargazing

Bought “Black-2. What a great deal! Well thought out. Very clear glass and bright. Lightweight if you will carry using neck strap. Lens covers very good. Especially the large ones that have hanger straps attached. The small covers are one piece. A small neck strap is provided to keep them from being lost, also. The storage bag can be used while carrying the binocs to keep dry and clean. Eye relief takes a little getting used to. BUT, first binocular I can use while wearing glasses!As for magnification:For a fixed magnification, this may not be 20x, but any higher would be too much to make them usable! As they are (8-10x) you can fix your eyes on the area you want to observe and then raise the binoculars. For scanning, the magnification is a bit high. If I’m checking livestock or hunting, I can find them by eye, then raise the binocs and be spot on or easily adjust up/down or right/left.The focus adjustment (large knob) turns easily, but holds focus moving around. The right eye fine focus works well. I may try to tighten it up using some teflon tape.These are not “children’s toys”. Very nice. Buying a second one!

Works great. Can see far.

My only issue with these binocs, after using them for a bit now, is the strap for your neck. I'm guessing most are like this? It's a fairly standard strap but when wearing around the neck on a humid day, it tends to rub and make things a bit raw on the back. I'd recommend maybe looking into another strap if possible.The weight is fairly standard for binocs of this size. The case serves its purpose. Clarity, focus, and magnification are great.

These are excellent binoculars for bird watching. They are very light and easy to hold.

Took these to Yellowstone and they are excellent. My 9 year old grandson was able to use them as they are light weight. Used them to watch Bears and Osprey and other animals at a distance.

These are pretty good for what they are. I happen to be a bit of a bino-nerd and I own a few pair,,, more than can be seen in this pic. So I know a thing or two and these days, most manufacturers can make pretty amazing glass. Tech has had its hand in this and for that we should be thankful. And thankful is how I felt when I saw these and picked them up for 17 bucks. Oh yea, brown-2 if it makes a difference. My issue is that they are nowhere near 20x. I just picked up a pair of Vortex Bantam 6.5's and 6.5x is more in line with what these really are. They do have clear glass, pretty bright and what you would have paid a hundred bucks for not too long ago. I just wish they would use truth in advertising and not claim them to be 20x magnification when they are about 2/3 less than that. People who don't know just like big numbers and 20 is bigger than 6.5 so it sounds better so you will buy this pair because you are a normie that just wants some glass. And that's my issue with these. They go for 39 bucks and that Is a deal for what you get. What I paid just made it sweeter. I got them as hand outs for the kiddos and that is what they are. Great binos however nowhere near the quality of the roof prism design. Porros are much more likely to be knocked out of alignment but do look cool, especially in camo. Anyhoo, remember my opinion is worth about as much as you paid for it. Absolutely nothing.

Easy to use great for travel I love it

Love them