SV202 8x42 ED Binoculars, Bak4 & Fully Multi-Coated Optics Binoculars, Rubber Armored Binoculars with IPX7 Fog & Waterproof for Bird Watching

I have some other astronomy oriented SVBONY products, most of which has been quite good for its price. I took a chance and bought based on some really good reviews of these done by optics experts. These are really high optical quality, equal to nikon binocs that go for twice the price. I have tried these for astronomy to check the optics and they are sharp with pinpoint stars. They are good for birding and wildlife viewing - I like the feel of them and the feel of the focus knob. One of the crazy things about nikons is the lens caps do not attach to the binocs and (at least for me) would be soon lost. So add another $20-30 to the nikons plus the hassle of of trying to find good lens caps that fit.... SVBONY provides flip down front caps, and a rear cap that can be attached to the binocular strap. Thanks SVBONY. The only place these come up short is the case they come with - decent quality - but just too small. Plan on replacing it. I bought the "Proven Wild" bino case and harness ($25) which fits the binocs and fits me perfectly (incredible deal). So if you are thinking of buying nikons or vortex in the $150-200 price point, check these out first.

I bought the 8x32's Svbony SV202. Contrast and colors are bright. There is some chromatic aberration. Not noticeable during the day. Closest focus was 10 feet. On viewing the full moon half of the moon had green and the other half was red on the edges of the moon. I can still make out craters. You can easily see birds in the green foliage. The binoculars are very light and easy to transport. The angle of view is about 8 degrees. For the price of 129.00 they are the bargain of the year. I could not tell that much difference between these and my Leica Ultravid binoculars in daylight. I think I am going to get the 10x42's also.

Size, quality, optics. I bought these as a spotter optics for use in Alaska. Once I spot a bear or any other wildlife I switch over to my image stabilized Cannon 10x42 binoculars. Light easy to handle. For the hunter, wildlife or for bird watching this is the ticket. The price is especially good when compared with other binoculars.

I love these. The field of view and clarity is great. I can't imagine how much you could improve on how they perform. The case they come with is too tight though, I can't get it to close, but they still offer some protection when not in use, and I didn't buy them for the case...

I searched high and low for the best budget binoculars. Magnesium-alloy chassis, ED-glass, metal focus wheel,metal diopter wheel, metal eye cups with smooth tactile twist-up adjustment and rubber cushion,plus Nitrogen purged for fog and water proofing. If you think you're going to find all these features for less than the current price of 140ish dollars, you're of low intelligence, plain dumb. These look, feel and operate like they come from a price range well above 300 usd. These are flagship/benchmark binoculars from a sleeping giant of a company. Get them before they are priced according to their rich quality features. Or go buy plastic rubbish, what do I care. I'm not a shill, just a happy customer. 😊

I bought a smaller 8x32 to test how good are top-tier SVBONY optics. Here's my conclusions. +The binocular has solid build, comfortable to use, doesn't feel cheap +Decently bright and sharp +Natural color rendition -Severe pincushion distortion on my sample -Pronounced yellow/purple fringing For its price, I believe this is very good binocular. While suffering a lot from distortions and fringing, it still delivers bright, detailed and sharp image with good colors which is very important.

Excelente producto

I have only used them for about 30 min in my back and front yards but they focus well and are pleasant to use. They do not seem cheap but in fact feel very solid and sturdy. They are small, inexpensive and give good visual at 8x magnification. I would buy again and I do recommend.