A review of SA201

Svbony has released many impressive binoculars since the very beginning, those binoculars are owned by customers all around the world. Apparently, Svbony won’t stop the adventure in this area. Just a few days ago, Svbony released the new binoculars, SA201, and it’s a really powerful one. In this blog, I will share my review of this new binocular.

1. Optics

SA201 is available in the 7x50mm, providing a balance between the stable field of view（122m/1000m, 366ft/1000yds）and enough power when it’s handheld, it’s versatile and also more interesting to many users. The fully multi-coated BAK4 prism brings superior light transmission and brightness, gives you a better color performance.

2. Body

Although it’s powerful, SA201 with a net weight of 970g and the size of 100X67X147mm, is actually pretty portable. Included within the package, a carrying case and neck strap making this binocular easier to catch and go. SA201 is a Porro binocular, and the diopter adjustment screws are set on both eyepiece. Besides, it’s also a tripod adaptable one, you can unscrew the protective dust cap on the front of the hinge and screw in a standard tripod adapter.

3. Versatility

The first time I grab SA201, the rubber armor is pretty impressive to me, actually, it’s not very soft but it provides a good touch of grip, the binocular will be held in your hand firmly and there is no chance of slipping. And of course, it offers a lot of cushioning from impacts. For a binocular like that, the waterproof and fog proof could be vital, SV201 has a nitrogen-filled waterproof and anti-fog design to adapt to various harsh environments. The most impressive part of this binocular is that it equips a built-in illuminated compass which could be used for location, distance, and size determination.

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