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Nikon 10x42 Monarch ATB Binoculars
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- Summary: Somewhat close in quality to optics costing many times more, these Nikons are some of the best you will find in the sub-$500 category.
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Bushnell Powerview 12x25 Compact Binoculars
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- Summary: One of Bushnell's smaller offerings, these Powerview's come with fully coated optics and pack 12x magnification into that tiny package.
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Nikon HG 10x42 L DCF
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- Conclusion: A set of binoculars without one single weak point. In no test category did it reach a result near average or below.
- Pros: very solid housing,, high transmission,, perfectly sharp image in all the field of view,, low chromatic aberration,, very slight astigmatism,, quite well-corrected dis...
- Cons: really nothing comes to mind here...
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Nikon SE 10x42 CF
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- Conclusion: Cons: Admiring the classic look of a Swarovski Habicht 10x40 W we turned a blind eye to several slip-ups of that device and its average quality/price ratio.
- Pros: solid construction, handy and very comfortable to hold,, very high transmission,, excellent whiteness reproduction,, low chromatic aberration,, very low coma,, slight ...
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Steiner Night Hunter 8x30 XP
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- Conclusion: It’s worth starting the test review with the transmission graph. You should take a good look at it because you won’t see a nicer graph for any 8x32 class binoculars –...
- Pros: very solid and stylish casing, giving an impression of fully sealed and armoured,, sensationally high transmission,, perfect colour rendition,, negligible astigmatism,...
- Cons: light area near exit pupils,, sharp image already from 3.8 metres,, in a Porro construction of this class the image quality at the very edge of the field should have b...
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