The Celestron UpClose G2 10-30x50mm Zoom Porro Binoculars offer zoom magnification, giving you the flexibility you need in the field. You can locate your targets with a larger field of view at the 10x magnification range. Then if you want to get a closer look, zoom in up to 30x magnification. These zoom binoculars are suitable for birdwatching, hiking, and even live events. WIth the 50-mm objective lens diameter, you can also use these optics for astronomical applications, such as stargazing at night.
With a rugged, water-resistant aluminum body, you can count on these binoculars to withstand far-from-ideal situations. Despite having a rigid frame, they are relatively light enough for you to carry everywhere. The body has a non-slip grip and ergonomic finger ridges so you can hold them comfortably for hours.
Technically 15 mm eye relief may be fine for someone in glasses though longer is better for glasses wearers. These binoculars seem to cause some glasses wearers difficulty getting a clear view when zooming and also due to narrow set eyecups. Definitely try the Celestron UpClose G2 10-30x50mm before you buy them if you wear glasses.
On the downside, these binoculars don’t have the best edge-to-edge clarity. Images tend to blur around the edges.
Our Overall Review
We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:
Things we like:
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10-30x Zoom magnification provides flexibility
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Water-resistant frame
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Bright images in low-light settings
Things we don't like:
Images blur around the edges
Lenses can fog without nitrogen purging
Not the best option for eyeglass wearers
Difficult to stabilize without a tripod
Our Overall Review
We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:
Things we like:
-
10-30x Zoom magnification provides flexibility
-
Water-resistant frame
-
Bright images in low-light settings
Things we don't like:
Images blur around the edges
Lenses can fog without nitrogen purging
Not the best option for eyeglass wearers
Difficult to stabilize without a tripod
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