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The OM SYSTEM OLYMPUS 8 X 42 PRO Binocular offers exceptional 8x magnification and a robust waterproof, anti-fog design. With advanced optical technology, including dielectric reflective multilayer coating and ED lenses, it ensures bright, clear images with minimal distortion, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Material Type | Magnesium |
Color | Charcoal Black |
Item Weight | 1.5 Pounds |
Size Map | Full Size |
Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
Focus Type | Center Focus |
Field of View | 7.5 Degrees |
Zoom Ratio | 8 multiplier_x |
Mounting Type | Roof |
Eye Relief | 16 months |
Prism Type | Roof Prism |
Special Feature | Waterproof |
Objective Lens Diameter | 42 Millimeters |
Magnification Maximum | 8 |
Specific Uses For Product | Hiking and Outdoors, Bird Watching |
J**K
Excellent quality, light weight, totally waterproof binoculars
My Olympus Pros 8x42 binoculars were a Christmas present from my wife. I have used Olympus SLR cameras since 1975 for their size, light weight and high quality, and the PRO binoculars are similarly endowed. They are waterproof, and have very good image quality. I recommend them highly,
A**R
Generally good, not exceptional.
When compared with Nikon Monarch 7, Tract Toric, GPO Spectra, Vanguard Endeavor ED II, Athlon Midas and Maven C1, these came out in the middle of the pack.I liked the build/construction, the ergonomics and armoring. Eye cups functioned well, and image was sharp for most of the FOV.I did not like the cheap seeming accessories, the price, and the distinct false advertising of their transmissivity (Olympus claims ~95%, Allbinos tested at ~85%, my experience was that the Midas, Toric and Spectra binoculars all felt "brighter" than the Olympus Pro).Good all-rounder, but does not excel at price point. Made in China as well.
N**R
Leica beware!
These binocs have our performed my expectations. Crystal clear optics, lightweight but sturdy construction. I can’t imagine how the brands that cost twice as much could be that much better. Leica beware!
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