Nikon7237 Action 7x35 EX Extreme All-Terrain Binocular

Very comfortable to use and the view is very sharp. You can make adjustments that will ensure you get the perfect viewing experience

Well built, sturdy, excellent grip and optics. Purchased for my kid...

Los prismáticos tienen una calidad óptica y mecánica excelente si miramos el precio. Es cierto que los bordes del campo pierden algo de resolución, pero en el centro es muy alta y se mantiene bien hasta el 60 o el 70 por ciento del campo. Si quieres un campo completamente plano piensa que tendrás que gastar muchísimo más dinero... No hay aberración cromatica y los colores son muy naturales. El enfoque es suave y muy preciso. La calidad de imagen en el centro iguala o supera sin duda a prismáticos que cuestan cuatro veces más. Lo mejor que se puede conseguir a este precio.

Ich habe das Fernglas seinerzeit hier für knapp übner 100 € gekauft. Ein Schnäppchenpreis! Die gebotene Leistung ist für den Preis sehr gut. Wer mehr über dieses Modell erfahren möchte, sollte die Rezension von Walter E. Schön im Forum der Fa. Jülich in Bonn (Tagesbeobachtung) lesen.

My primary interest is wildlife photography, so I use binoculars quite a lot for finding wildlife.These Nikon ex 7x35 score highly for my needs:- they are easy to keep steady (compared to higher magnifications)- they have a large depth of field (compared to higher magnifications)- they have a wide view (compared to higher magnifications)- they have a really nice 3D effect, (compared to roof prisms which have a flatter view - this is just to do with the larger distance between the objective lenses on Porros vs Roofs)- they are very sharp in middle 50-60% of the view- the outer part of the view is curved, which is helpful in open spaces as it puts the foreground into better focus than with a flat field binocular.- they are bright to look through (compared to 7x35 roof prisms - again this is a porro prism design benefit)- they are water and fog proof- they are fairly light- the eye cup adjustments have 5 positions instead of the common 3 positions and stop well in each position (important if like me you wear glasses)- the diopter adjustment has two stubs to grip with thumb and forefinger which is brilliant - makes it easy to adjust without moving the binoculars and it stays put once set.For under £100 you're getting a view which frankly wasn't matched in the £200 to £400 roof prism binoculars I compared these with. I like them - great value!-

I needed some all purpose 7 x 35 binoculars for my Hawaii vacation. I took them everywhere from hikes to boat tours to watching whales, sea turtles, wild goats, ducks and sea birds in flight, etc. Previously, I only had a mediocre set of Bushnell binoculars that I thought were pretty good. I was going to buy the lightweight compact Olympus 8 x 21 binoculars recommended by Consumer Reports for about $60. Fortunately, they were out of stock everywhere. After a little research I found no positive experience from expert birder sites on the web to back it up, unlike this Nikon.These seemed too good to be true in terms of quality and features. For $110 they had high quality construction and lenses and were designed to be truly waterproof and fogproof, so they won't go bad on you. Everything I read said the clarity was very good to excellent as well. That's an understatement. I can't imagine what more clarity or improved low light viewing you can get out of the more expensive $300 Nikons or the $500, $1000, $1500 Japanese or German expensive optics binoculars. I didn't even notice that I was using these Action EX binoculars when it was nearly dark. This is a mark of quality and these have it. The clarity is just outstanding. Why should I pay more ?They feel good in the hands and are a pleasure to use. They look great, too. It's not a super lightweight compact, but these are real binoculars. They have the usual quick central focus and left/right eye difference focus adjustment. They are fully rubber coated to handle real world use with bangs, scrapes, and drops. The binoculars have the strap and the case doesn't, so you'll have to store the case or attach it to something else. If you can use and appreciate a pair of excellent quality binoculars, this is money very well spent.