Waterproof Fogproof Binoculars 10x50 High Powered Optical Telescope with Strap Backpack Lens Cap and Eyepiece Cap

I purchased these Waterproof Fogproof Night Vision Binoculars for hunting and before continuing I would like to say, I'm very particular on quality on everything I purchase and I can truthfully say that this review is my honest opinion on this item.After unpacking and taking a good look I find them to be of excellent quality and workmanship, they come with a nylon soft case, strap, lens cloth and dust covers. I was blown away the first time I viewed them to see a range graph in the view, it was day light and the image was crystal clear and when it started to get dark outside and you could see into the wooded area I tried them again and was again blown away as from the naked eye it was dark and when viewing with the binoculars you can see into the woods, What a bummer deer season is over as I can truly say these will help see the deer you can hear just as dusk is coming in, now you can see them. Now more about the binoculars, I wear glasses and yes you can adjust Focus and view crisp clear without wearing your glasses, both eye and sighting lens have rubber making them quiet when setting them down, they have rubber attached dust caps on the front and a removable plastic cover over the eye piece. Another great feature is the built in compass located between the eye piece, they fit very comfortable while viewing with rubber pads for fingers and thumb making for easy grip and in cold weather an insulator from the cold, it's easy to focus with little of resistance. In the picture below you can see the range graph allowing you to aid in judging your distance at a glance WHAT A GREAT FEATURE!. I highly recommend these binoculars from DAXGD and if you have any questions I'll be happy to answer them. Thank you for taking the time to read my review.

Didn't read the how detail at first which was my fault. It is not an IR night vision but it does enhance your vision a little during the night as long as there is light. I wear glasses so it was really neat to be able to see through them without using my glasses and seeing everything clear. This binocular is really good for hiking or animal watching or hunting if you do that.

Ok, for starters; these are a perfectly acceptable start binocular for casual users wanting cheap and fairly reliable vision magnification.Pros:They have a nice hefty feel, rubberized grips for very solid handling (I’ve never come close to dropping these in any weather), and are completely user friendly. I don’t quite recall when I purchased my binoculars (it’s been that long) but there is not a single scratch on the lens or any apparent flaws in workmanship from my heavy (daily) use while at work. As a private investigator, these binoculars are exactly what I desired minus a couple points which I’ll get into below.Cons:My biggest issue with these binoculars is the ridiculous “military” iconography inside the binoculars viewing lens. The tank, plane, ship size/range graph is childish and distracting to say the least. After a couple hours of glancing through the binoculars to read vehicle plates, analyze facial features, etc it’s all I can do to not chuck these through the car window for some child to later find and play with. My second and final negative view on these binoculars is the misleading advertising of them working at night as labeled on the device itself. Just prior to dusk, these become useless at any range less than what the make eye can view on its own even if the object intended to be viewed is under or in a well-lit area and the user is in the shade/graying light of dusk.For the original price I purchased these for, they are a basically acceptable quality binocular despite the false low-light advertising. At current pricing, I would likely invest a little more money into a truly low-light capable binocular like a Nikon Trailblazer or similar product.

it looks like it would be durable. It was easy to adjust the lens. It came with instructions on how to adjust the lens to put it in focus. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because there were no instructions on how to attach the neck strap to the binoculars. The lens plastic protector will stay on if you fold the binoculars a certain way. The placement of the neck strap looks like it goes in an area but it is block because of the cover on the binoculars. I loved the fact that it came with the neck strap, case, and lens case. It really would have been nice if theI neck strap had instructions and fit through the hole.Update: I included photos on how the covering that was made onto the binoculars was super glued. It led to a complicated time getting the neck strap on.I basically had to rip the covering off (there was a tiny flap of the covering that was coming off on the edge) and pull the neck strap through the hole where I am assuming the neck strap was suppose to be able to go through. In the process I scratched the plastic part of it as you can see in the photo.