SV202 8x32ED Binoculars Extra-Low Dispersion Bak4 Waterproof Fogproof for Bird Watching

I was impressed 3 times : first, by the friendly and very professional customer service who was tracking my shipment despite of some issues. They informed me at each step ! second, when opening the box, the product looks strong and works smoothly, more than other products at this price third, the optical quality is huge, even for stars tracking ! WIth those small 8x32, you can see jupiter satellites, orion nebulosis, Pleiades .... I have a 200x1200 telescope, with a lower quality ! I fully recommend this product

My shipment was delayed, but the customer service informed me at each step, with a friendly and professional manner. When I received the product, I was really surprised by the optical quality of those small 8x32 binoculars, even for night sky exploration ! I have a great 200x1500 telescope and the quality is worse ! Those binoculars allows me to see Jupiter satellites, Pleiades, and even Orion nebulosis. Product looks strong too I'll order more products from this company

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. One person found this helpful

Summary: An excellent binocular, well made, optically wonderful and easily compares to those from well established brands that are 3, even 4 times the £££. Note: I own range topping Swarovski EL 32's and CL 25's and have never found anything that comes close for optical quality. My son owns Japanese made Bushnell Elites. We are very keen birders/naturalists so hopefully know our stuff. Background: Helping friends and family to purchase binoculars recently, with my sons assistance, we spent a week researching various options and then purchased several pairs from Amazon as well as a day in his local WWT reserve/shop (where my son volunteers) testing a variety of budget to midrange units. I won't mention here the competition we tested, but they were all well recognised makes as well as a couple of the up and coming brands discussed on birding forums. The headline is that these SV202's exceeded expectations and all the others went back to Amazon. The most important requirement for any 'entry level' thing for the casual or budding user is that it's good enough. In other words, no matter what hobby we're discussing, if the equipment is unsatisfactory then it has the potential to either never be used or worse, put the new person off. With this in mind, I can say with confidence that all 3 pairs we purchased were beyond what I would regard as necessary for entry level binoculars.

I bought the SV202 10×50，it has no chromatic aberration. Or blue/green halos around bright objects.Light weight and easy to hand hole at least for several minutes.

I bought the 10X42 one.I was struck by how clean the images were when pointed at an intensely bright white light source. In particular, they showed very little internal reflections and no annoying diffraction spikes.

I bought the Svbony SV202 in 8x32. The contrast and colors are bright. There is some chromatic aberration. You can easily see birds among the green foliage. The binoculars are very light and easy to carry. The viewing angle is about 8 degrees. It is the best deal this year. In daylight, I can't tell any difference between them and my Leica Ultravid binoculars. I think I will buy the 10x42 as well.

I bought the 10x42 model，I use this product for bird and naturewatching with my family. It's very light weight when it comes to carrying around on the trail -- I hike miles for the trails and it doesn't add too much to my load. I was also able to see falcons by the mountain range with these binoculars, once in a lifetime experience! We could see the birds doing some hunting ritual very clearly. I will also add this binocular is really durable. My kids tend to drop things and they get banged up, especially on hikes. Nothing broken and it works smoothly, even after being dropped over rocks and mud. These binoculars can withstand my toddler throwing it around, they can withstand anything.

Great quality binoculars , lighter than they look and you get a great carry case . The lenses are well protected with rubberised covers which are easy to remove/ refit.

I bought my 10x50 SV202 ED binoculars mainly for stargazing, so I was not concerned with their 2lb weight but wanted large 50mm objective lenses to gather a lot of light. For a "large" binocular, the 10x50 is quite compact and pleasant to hold with the rubbery coating on the entire housing. They provide beautiful bright views of pinpoint stars, and you can see the true colors of bright stars like Betelgeuse, Antares, and Aldebaran. On a clear night, you can see the Orion nebula with these, albeit not in color. I have also used them for birding during the day, the focus knob is smooth and lets you get a sharp picture of your target quickly. The twist-up eyecups and long eye relief allow use with or without eyeglasses. I prefer to observe without my eyeglasses and wish the eyecups were a bit softer. The included strap has a wide and padded mid-section, making carrying them around your neck fairly comfortable. I like the caps for the objectives and oculars, they stay on well but are easy to take off, and you can completely remove them if you want to keep the binos in a carrier as I do. You could spend five times more on a famous brand and not get better optical performance that what these binoculars provide.