Binoculars Rating

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   Tommy in Jersey
   June 26th, 2010 - 20:39

   Review by Tommy in Jersey for Nikon 7496 Eagleview Zoom 8¿24 X 25mm Binoculars (Black)
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   I have bought a couple of binoculars in the past. Always thinking the higher magnification was better. That’s not always true as keeping the object steady at 10 and higher with your hands is tough. The higher mags also suck up light making the image darker. Now I have an Eagleview Zoom and don’t worry which model I should have chosen. For the most part it stays at 8 but when I really need to get close the zoom is great. The turn and slide eyecups are a fine feature.

   Love ‘em.
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   Alfred J. Fazio
   June 26th, 2010 - 20:42

   Review by Alfred J. Fazio for Nikon 7496 Eagleview Zoom 8¿24 X 25mm Binoculars (Black)
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   I’ve wanted to purchase a pair of binoculars for a couple of years, but kept putting it off because I figured I’d have to dump at least $300 on a quality pair. I wanted something compact, good quality, and affordable. Not exactly an easy order. But after reading the reviews for these bins, I figured I’d give them a try. All I can say is wow. These are exactly what I was looking for. They provide a very crisp image at the lower magnification levels. And even at 24x, although usually impractical, they are a lot of fun. I find it easy to focus and change the zoom level with one hand which is a plus. For general purpose viewing, these are fantastic binoculars. The bins shipped with a black velcro-flap carrying case with a belt loop on the back, and a small carrying strap that you can attach to your bins.
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   R. Tyndall
   June 26th, 2010 - 20:44

   Review by R. Tyndall for Nikon 7496 Eagleview Zoom 8¿24 X 25mm Binoculars (Black)
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   Having had binoculars in the past be either way too expensive or too cheap, I wanted a new pair that would replace a pair that was loaned out, then lost. The opportunity presented itself in the form of a trip to Canada this past September, which required something that would be able to capture the Canadian Rocky vistas, but also not be so heavy that I would feel like needing a cart to stow them in. The Nikon Eagleview Binoculars seem to fill the bill (not too expensive, but also not too heavy). They have a great zoom feature that is easily changed as well as being able to easily focus with one hand. My only complaint is that while zooming in on a subject, the light level is reduced, which occurs naturally due to the nature of optics. You can’t have everything, but these were just right, allowing my wife and I to use them time and time again while observing nature. In summary, a good pair for all-around use!
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   Tradeand5
   June 26th, 2010 - 21:07

   Review by Tradeand5 for Nikon 7496 Eagleview Zoom 8¿24 X 25mm Binoculars (Black)
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   Oh my god~! This binoculars are AMAZING~! Nikon JAPAN did it AGAIN~!!! I travel all over the world, I attend all sorts of sports event, Nature Watch, and do some SPY work~! I have looked over 300 type and kind of Binoculars, and I FINALLY found this one~!! and bought it for $70 for Sale. It is even BETTER design then the previous model, very light weight, Ease of Use, Compact that fit in my pocket, and POSWERFUL enough to see Galaxy in the sky. I was little concerned if I would loose the Light as you power up the zoom, NOT SO~!!!! If you want ALL round binoculars that are made with QUALITY and right PRICE, this is THE ONE.
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   Doug A. Camp
   June 26th, 2010 - 21:16

   Review by Doug A. Camp for Nikon 7496 Eagleview Zoom 8¿24 X 25mm Binoculars (Black)
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   These are very good the only cons are they’r not water proof, and the lens covers arnt any good. The pro’s, the glass is clear the zoom is wow! very good, super easy focus, compact size, they do come with a nice case also. I was pleased with my purchase and so will you.

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