20X25 Binoculars for Adults High Powered - Deesoo Compact Binoculars for Adults and Kids - Easy Focus for Bird Watching Cruise Travel Concerts Hiking

First of all these are a $20 set of binoculars that punch above their weight. The optics are very clear on these and colors look true and contrast is good. These are made of all metal. I was surprised by that but very pleased to see no plastic components. They are covered in a slip resistant coating making them easy to hold especially for children. The single focus in the middle works very well and once you have them focused that is all you need to enjoy them. The only comment it have is the roll down eye rings take some time to work into being rolled over. But after that you should be good. Lets face it, when you need binoculars you never have them at the ready. Am I right? What is great about these are you can easily keep them in your car, backpack, or pocket so you can just pull them out quickly. They are not expensive so you can even keep multiples located throughout your home car or person making them useful compared with other larger more expensive binoculars. I do want to mention these are great for kids too and you won't mind if they drop them.

My wife and I like watching birds and wildlife. These binoculars are great for doing that and more. Other reviews talk about the visual quality of these glasses and they don't exaggerate. Before purchasing the Deesoo's...we checked out $200-$300 pairs of binoculars of numerous other brands in brick and mortar stores. We read the reviews here about the Deesoo's and the good quality of the glasses and the lens system and how so many people raved about the quality...and it's right on the money. I will put these binoculars up against anything else we tried and they are right there with many $200 and $300 binoculars. The distance between my eyes, has me set the binoculars at tight together as I can make them. Once done, I follow the instructions on adjusting the left eye with the main adjuster and then close the left eye and set up the right eye with it's own adjuster. Once done...the visuals are breathtaking. I highly recommend trying these out before spending more than you need to. Pros Great visuals Easy to use and set up Lighter than many other brands Uses the same occular lenses as many other more expensive brands (BAK4 FMC Lens) Other more expensive brands of binoculars have an FOV between 250-300, and the Deesoo's have an FOV of 367 Comfortable Neck strap Focus knob is smooth to turn Water resistant and water proof **Haven't used the phone adapter yet, so can't comment Cons (If yoiu can state as one)...the distance between my eyes is ever so slightly greater than the distance between my wife's. She has to hold the glasses tighter to her face than I do, so as not to see a black line in the middle of visual. **This was our second pair ordered from Amazon. There wasn't a problem with the actual first pair of glasses, but someone at Amazon slapped a shipping label on the Deesoo box and shipped without securing it. It arrived with the lid open and parts missing (eye cup and phone adapter). Returned the first pair and ordered again...second pair shipped in an Amazon sleeve containing the Deesoo box. Lid popped open, but everything was present and accounted for. Tina from Homedee reached out to make sure that I was satisfied with the second pair of binoculars....Absolutely!!!

I really like these binoculars. They are light weight enough to carry around your neck on the supplied neck strap all day on a field trip without experiencing neck pain. They have a nice wide field of view which makes acquiring my intended subject easy when scanning for a flitting bird amongst bushes and trees. They also present a nice distortion free image of the birds that I am watching with plenty of light and natural looking color. This high power magnification enables me to zoom right in and pick out all the little details that make identification of species so much easier. All the adjustments are nice and smooth. I was a little upset with Amazon workers when these arrived in a oversized box with two other items and no cushioning. However the binoculars were well packed in their own case and packaging and I was relieved to see that they were undamaged and worked perfectly when put to use. In other words they are durable enough to take some bumping and jostling and not become a paper weight. I was also impressed with the lifetime warranty card enclosed and promise to repair, replace or refund the binoculars in just one day! Who else does that? The accessories that come with this kit are adjustable and good quality. They are universal which allows you to set up a camera or cell phone or your binoculars with camera attached for photography. The tripod, camera mount and binocular mounting bracket would cost at least $20.00 if purchased separately. The lens covers are attached to the objective (big) end and flip down for use. Lens cover for ocular end attaches to neck strap. These lens covers are made to stay with and protect this item forever. Supplied soft case does the job. I think I will be getting a lot of use out of this purchase for a long time. I'm glad I bought these.

While the images appear OK, the ability to set the eyepiece width to fit my eyeball spacing is too tight. At full opening it just barely, and on the narrow side of barely, fits my eye spacing. Unfortunately Amazon is marketing so much stuff made specifically for the Asian market they don't think about fitting it to the typically larger American/European body size. It comes with a tripod - but the attachment of the tripod is clearly an afterthought - unlike optics designed for a tripod so have a mounting base, these have a clunky bracket that has to screw into the very, very, narrow space between the tubes. They have an attachment for a cellphone to position the camera lens in front of an eyepiece of the binoculars. My iPhone 11 is so heavy, and the camera lens up in a corner, the whole assembly rotates 15 degrees because the way this mounts to the camera is by simply pressing it onto the rubber eyepiece - this cannot possibly hold the camera where it needs to be, making aligning the camera to the binoculars a time-consuming nightmare. I would rather the company spend more money on the design and image quality of the binoculars, and leave the accessories off altogether.

I was looking for higher power binoculars that had decent optics but wouldn't break the bank in case they got lost, stolen, or dropped overboard when I am fishing. These Deesoo 12x50 binocs are exactly what I was after. They feel well-built, but not too heavy, and the rubber armor coating provides good grip and should help protect them. The 5.2 degree field of view isn't huge but is perfectly fine. The lenses and prisms are very clear and uniform, which is why they are such a great bargain. Magnification is as promised and I could easily make out a crow flying a 1000 meters away. With my elbows on a flat railing, I could easily zoom in to see a the features on a house a mile away (all distances confirmed on Google Earth). They are also easy to focus. I had no problem tracking a pair of male mallard ducks streaking back and forth across several hundred yards of wetlands. The knurled aluminum focus knob's action is very smooth and precise, and I could keep the ducks in focus as they zoomed out, back, and around at full speed. I also had no trouble zooming in for close ups on smaller birds in nearby trees and brush. I like the strap - I am six feet tall, and it works fine for me. Unlike some of my older inexpensive binocs, the lens caps are soft and they are attached, which I really appreciate (just run the strap through the cover for eyepieces). The tripod is decent and can be adjusted several ways, (as noted by another reviewer), and the phone holder works. I doubt I will use them much, but its nice to have them. The light blocking eyecup attachments work as designed and will fit in the case (but will want to come out with binocs if they are loose in the case). The other peripherals will not fit in the case, though. I plan to use the glasses without the case when I am hiking of fishing, as they are quite sturdy (and I didn't pay a fortune for them). I have used them in both full sun and full overcast, but not really in low-light conditions, yet. I am very satisfied and highly recommend them.

Binoculars and the stand both seem to be well made with durable materials. The view out of the binoculars is fantastic. Plenty of adjustability to really focus in on what you're looking at. Had them out in some colder weather and did not have any fogging issues at all. The instructions were not incredibly clear on how to attach the stand to the binoculars but with some fumbling around I was able to figure it out easy enough. My biggest complaint would be the case is only just big enough for the binoculars, why not have a case that will hold all the accessories that came along with the binoculars as well? Overall worth the money spent! Seems to be a nice quality pair of Binos!

These Binaculars are too big & heavy. The case is not large enough to close with the binoculars in them. The tripod & cell phone photo adapter are awkward to put on and use. There is absolutely no case attachment to Cary them in. You are stuck ackwardling holding them or needing another container to Carry them in. On a 0 to 10 scale with give these a 0.5. For half the price I replaced these with a superior pair of Bushnell binoculars that had the same magnification. My wife did not like them as a gift at all and after an hour of trying them tossed them aside. Too bad for both of us. I got them as a surprise gift for a cruise to Alaska. These were a very expensive paper weight. I'm sorry I bought them.

Compared to my Nikon 12x50 Aculon A211. Pros. - Images are quite sharp. The Nikon Aculon A211 is twice the price and is not as sharp or bright in comparison. - Focusing works well. The ability to focus quickly is the foundation of a hunting rig like this one. And it only took me a few minutes to get started. - The material feels good when you touch it. I prefer this because it seems to use soft (silicon/premium rubber) material and also for the lens caps, it's much better than the cheap hard plastic of the Nikon 12x50 Aculon A211. - The price is good, about half of the Nikon 12x50 binoculars, and it comes with high quality optics and all other accessories (it comes with an extra phone adapter and tripod, which is an add-on. The lens can be adjusted smoothly without too much effort and the setup is straightforward and easy). - Lighter. The lighter weight is a real relief to my neck, as I usually hunt deer in the woods for a long time with these binoculars and have to hold a position for a long time. - Customer service is very informed and responsible! I somehow lost the phone adapter for the binoculars and have no idea where I dropped it. Called the brand and they sent me a replacement for free! I really appreciate their quick response. Cons. The phone adapter works great, but it takes some time to adjust. Not a big problem though.