Great optics at a bargain price
348040
I bought this used with a Fuji X series camera and frankly I wasn't expecting much at the price.  I found this to be a great handling manual focus lens that is plenty sharp on APS-C format.  At the sub $300 price it's a bargain, even if it requires manual focus.

The 21mm-equivalent focal length is great for getting a more encompassing perspective and the 2.8 aperture made it possible to use it indoors with ambient light. In just a few minutes I was using the Fuji's peak highlight together with a bit of zone focus to capture great photos at Silicon Valley's Tech Museum - very nice for getting the subjects interacting with the exhibits in small groups.

If you're comfortable with manual and prime lenses this is a must-have, and if you aren't yet, it's a great place to start.

I've used it on both the Fuji X-E1 and X-T1
1961224
These binoculars give a low powered view so you can see the big picture, but still magnify enough to show plenty of detail you can't see naked eye. Their apparent field of view is just as large and not larger than most wide field binoculars. I've seen the advertised specs vary. The eye relief is OK without glasses, but did give me some trouble until I got the interpupilary distance right. For a while I could not see the full field of view.

Like most binoculars, the eyepiece caps are loose. But the objective caps are tight. The focus is tight, which keeps it sharper than my 10x50, whose eyepieces get pushed in when I press them against my eyes, pushing it out of focus. Now and then, I'll see a slight double image, but usually I see one. No head aches.

Other than that, everything else is perfect. It focuses fast and clearly and is a true 7x. The view looks flat and distortion free on amateur inspection. However, if I follow a star across the field, it start turning into a seagull by 50% out, like most binoculars in this price range. The aberration is not noticeable in my peripheral view. I can see far away cars and buildings at night very well with these. It is amazing what dim stuff you can see with the magnification. The outer 10% gets a bit dimmer because it is bk7. 7x almost does not need a focus wheel if you put it at the right focus once and have good eye accommodation. My 25x force me to refocus for each distance. The housing feels and looks very rigid yet light. They do not look or feel cheap. These binocular give a very 3D affect to terrestrial stuff. These 7x35 are light weight and easy to hold steady once you practice.

They are $32. I tested a pair of $80 Nikon 7269 10x50 against them. The Nikons near focused at 12 feet, better than the Tasco's 14, even more impressive for a 10x. The Nikons were a bit brighter in the evening, and a lot larger. The Nikon lens caps attach to a strap. But are all these improvements worth paying over twice the price? I think not.

I've had the 7x35 for a year, and they are still the same. I never dropped them, though.

The $15 GSI binos I looked through required perfect eye placement to avoid a black shadow cutting off the view. These are easy to look though. I do not wear glasses. The exit pupils are not perfectly round though. They are brightest in a square area and light shadows outside the square to finish to circles. I can see flares at the edge of view if there is a nearby bright light. Every binocular I looked through does not blacked the sides of their prisms, so they all have this problem, although it might prevent you from looking at the sun.

As I aim angled light at the lenses, both of the two reflections I see are blue.. The actual view is true color. The $15 GSI 10x50 I returned had one colored and one white reflection in its front lens.

The zip focus is fast and easy. I have to remember which direction to go for maximum speed, but if I know the direction, I can focus on anything in 1 second. Very sharp focus.
1008650
This is an inexpensive telescope and this fact is reflected in the quality of the focuser and overall construction.  HOWEVER - If you are like me and only use a telescope occasionally, this scope is IDEAL.  The optics are surprisingly good and the image quality is crystal clear.  The Autostar controller works quite well at finding and tracking objects.  The scope is very easy to use and I recommend it for the beginning or, as in my case, "occasional" astronomer who does not want to have an expensive investment taking up space in the closet.
4585077
What a bargain.  I was extremely pleased with the lens clarity and how easy it was to focus in on those far away subjects.  Buy these, they are terrific.
3006583
For the price, you really can't go wrong here.  The scope is well constructed, sturdy, and focuses well.  Mine came with batteries, just wished it had cover caps for both ends of the lenses.
4017159
These are really tough to beat for the money.  I have two pairs of much more expensive binos and bought these for a loaner/truck pair.  These are well built and shockingly close optics wise to my others.
4040724
Very nice binoculars for the price. Imaging is crystal clear and really easy to adjust focus. Provides a nice field of view. Comes with a compact carrying case thats hangs on your belt.
4619168
These are some of the best field glasses I have ever used. The price is incredible for such quality optics.  They could stand to be a little more rugged but for the price it's a steal.  I highly recommend these if you're looking for a low budget binocular.  My father purchased a set of Redfield 10x50 and they have the heft and ruggedness you would expect for that price, but the optics on the bresser glasses are just as good if not better.  Nothing else to say, great product.
3864354
Quite clear optics for the budget price. Have installed on my Hatsan Striker Edge and it has been holding zero quite well so far. Turret clicks are matching 1/4 MOA as advertised. I'll may  get another one for another gun if this performs well after 2000 shots.
2077681
Great optic for the price. I use it for many different things!
3303763
Lightweight, easy to handle and clear as crystal scope. I could not have asked for any better. Considering other optics on the market at twice the cost, Id say this is an absolute steal. Draw backs, not that these are a deal breaker 1) cant get this in the UK, so ordered from the USA, shipping and tax was pricey, although it was still cheaper then buying an equivalent from Eotech; 2) scope doesnt come with a case? Would have been a nice touch, however Ive adapted an old camera lens case just for the scope when on and off the playing field. Highly recommended
1911846
My old 2" reflector telescope just died, and my daughter needed to complete an Astronomy 205 lab, so I ran out to a big box store and bought this handy-dandy little pair of binoculars. I love the view! We were able to see dozens of stars in the Pleiades cluster, 3 of Jupiter's moons, and even a tiny little cloudy object that was the Andromeda Galaxy. The craters on the moon were quite dramatic, too.

Pros:
* 10x magnification with 25mm objective lens yields excellent visibility.
* No problem with my eyeglasses. I just removed them, adjusted the binocular focus, and voila, they became my glasses. Close your right eye, set the focus for the left eye, and then make any adjustments for the right eye with the diopter.
* Easy to carry and light.
* Inexpensive and sturdy enough to give as a gift to an 8 year-old.

Cons:
* 10x magnification means you need to prop your elbows or hands to keep a steady view.
* No tripod adapter.

If I had paid $100 for these, I would rate it 3 or 4 stars. But for $10, it's a 5-star value.
4297566
Great scopes... These are the least expensive scopes I have found that are built well enough to really use. Meaning, anything less expensive that I have tried has failed, such as losing the ability to hold zero, focus, or some other important thing.

I'd prefer not to have the silly multi-colored light thing... Just because I prefer to use purpose-built equipment with no unnecessary complexity or cost. But in mass production, I imagine this adds very little to the cost, and it is easy enough to leave the thing just set on green... Or to just leave the battery out, etc.

The adjustable objective is excellent, and having it mounted on the side is nice. The pop-open scope covers are really convenient in the rain. And it holds zero well. If I had $350+ just lying around, I might go with something else. But at anything close to this price range, it seems excellent.
2434477
I bought this spotting scope for target shooting out to 600 yards. Overall I'm quite impressed with the product quality at this price-point. It's not really as bright or as clear as a full-size spotting scope with an 85 mm HD objective lens, but for the price it's a great scope. I had no problem spotting impacts on steel at 600 yards. The image was slightly yellow compared to my neighbors Vortex Viper spotting scope, but the clarity was pretty close. Honestly, I think the only reason his was clearer was because the Vortex had a fine focus while the Legend does not.  I like the compact size, which should make it easier to haul around in PRS matches. The first focal plane mil reticle is an awesome feature at this pricepoint as well. Hopefully I never need to use the lifetime warrant. If you are looking for a great bargain that will work well out to at least 600 yards, this is a good buy. If you want absolute clarity beyond 600, you probably need to spend a lot more.
2134337
We have a Nikon ED50-A with several eyepieces. The MCII 13-40, in spite of its narrow field of view and short eye relief, is an astoundingly sharp and colorful eyepiece. After several hours in varying conditions I can say this is a superb 50mm scope. We also have 16X, 27X and 40X fixed eyepieces but I'm beginning to prefer the 13-40 zoom for its overall flexibility and I wear eyeglasses! We've owned an ED82A for a dozen years so we know what a scope is designed to do. The diminutive ED50-A is a fantastic scope option for travel or every day birding. It's so good I ordered a second body. For some reason, like many good things, the model is soon to be discontinued. At this price, it's a bargain.
2673554
Great fit and vision. Better than most higher priced lenses
3092970
I just received my binoculars. they come with a nylon case which is adequate but a little on the flimsy side. Lens covers are included with an objective cover that can be attached to the strap. Focusing is smooth, the focus wheel is convenient to use and not too loose or too tight. Exit pupil is good for eyeglass wearers, I have no trouble using these binoculars with glasses or without glasses using the eye relief. Diopter adjustment works well and has a click mechanism which helps it stay in the set position
Images are very clear, except out the the very edge where I see slight distortion. this is hardly noticeable unless you compare the binoculars with Zeiss or Swarovski binoculars where you will notice a distortion free view though the whole field of vision, not just the center. I can find a very small amount of chromatic aberration at times but usually do not see any.
 All in all, a very good binocular for the price, I had to replace a cheap pair of travel binoculars and am very satisfied with these. I considered
purchasing the compact Zeiss Victory binoculars, but they are $700 vs $300 for these