Binoculars for Adults Bird Watching usogood 12x50 High Power Binoculars for

For the cost these are much better than I expected. Excellent clarity and easy to set up. Easy to follow instructions apart from not showing how to set up the camera function but doesn't defect from the quality of the binoculars I reported a missing buckle on the strap and customer service is best I've seen for a long time, very fast response and new strap shipped without delay.

Didn’t have much expectation for the price , just wanted some bins to look at the garden animals , think there a great set of binoculars very clear and ease of use would definitely recommend 👍

Decent product for the price. Works fine and does the job. Wouldn't buy for professional use though. Good performance but you can get better quality within the budget range. Overall it's fine I only needed to have a look at the countryside from my window. Easy to use, good weight (555 grams with strap and lenses cover), coated lenses, bak4 roof prism, focus and dioptre wheels both works fine. I have to use the eye relief (15.5mm) every time even if I don't wear glasses, otherwise the image doesn't come out as clear. Lenses and magnification are good, vivid colours during the day time and large field of view, but it doesn't pick up as much light as I thought it would at dusk, despite the 50mm lenses. Good focus wheel. Neck strap very comfortable to wear. Overall a good product for occasional use. I was curious to try a 12x 50mm and not let down at all by performance, but I would still recommend a 10x 42mm or a 8x 50mm for beginners/general use/birdwatching. The higher magnification naturally reduce the field of view causing details at long distances to became blurry. As a general rule images details at 12x can became very blurry so if you go for a magnification higher than 10x and u don't have a steady hand or a tripod, be aware of these issues. Furthermore, if you are planning long observations the high magnification can give you a bit of headache. So about the performance/price ratio I think it is overall a brilliant product for occasional use, but it comes with a few downsides, hence the 4 stars: -rubber cover: this is the bigger issue. After the first use it feels loose, not glued sealed to the main cones, there are few mm of empty space between the cones and rubber cover, not sealed properly, feels like the cones are just wrapped with the rubber cover (not even glued on the main body) which is slightly larger than the cones so it feel's loose when u grab the binoculars. And this also led ma to think that these binoculars are not waterproof at all, I wouldn't even try splashing few drops on it (product is described as "waterproof only under light rain, not heavy rain and not to be submerged in water). -screw that covers the hole for the tripod support: it's just a little detail, but it's cheap plastic, won't last very long. -lenses cover: rubber not great but still does the job. The front covers especially (the 50mm feels very loose don't grip correctly). -Design: i have seen much better even in the budget range, but personal taste I suppose. -accessories: I'm not interested in using the phone adapter or the mini tripod (accessories included that makes the product looks and be perceived as cheaper in my opinion rather than enhance its value) but for those who are it will be good to know that: 1) the L shape adapter and tripod ( both very lightweight, plastic) used together with the phone adapter act like a sort of spring causing millions of micro vibrations that makes very difficult to take a steady picture. Literally, if someone walks in the room and the binoculars on tripod are on the window frame or a table it will never stop vibrating until the person stop walking in the room. This is how sensitive it gets. I managed to reduce this issue by putting a spongy rubber piece between the top of the tripod and the binocular's to absorb vibrations and use a 10 sec timer for the picture (yes, if u touch the screen to take a pick it starts vibrating badly so you have to wait without breathing or it starts vibrate again). 2) the phone clip/adapter only fits older models so any new bigger phone won't fit (I used a Samsung S5 mini to try and it just fits). Also the adapter is only extendable from one side not both sides so , considering the camera in the middle, the phone won't be fully in line with binoculars causing every picture to be slightly rotated if your phone is slightly bigger. -Finally, can I just say, I was curious to try a 12x model without spending too much and I based my decision also on the over 3K (mainly positive) reviews, to find out after I received this items that the product maker (please note: not the seller, which has been brilliant and super fast) use this widely diffused marketing strategy of offering an extra free reward/gift if you leave a positive review....And considering the importance of genuine honest reviews nowadays I consider this to be a very bad marketing practice (but hey! It works I guess! Just be aware when you read reviews cause everyone wants an extra free gift at the end...). So overall the product works extremely well for the price so highly recommended but only if you are buying it for a casual/not professional use. In this case it will be rewarding and a great purchase. Great for stargazing in the garden at night (note for beginners: stargazing only, don't expect to see high resolution details of the moon let's say, need a telescope for that, but you will still get outstanding views) and great to look at the countryside outside your window. Consider if a 12x magnification is what you really want before purchasing, alternatively go for a 10x 42mm if you are planning birdwatching (steadier image, especially if used without a tripod) or a 8x 50mm as an all rounder also good for landscapes and larger field of view. Despite the good lenses, the loose rubber cover of this product is a big let down, feels cheap, not waterproof, despite probably being a better product than what it actually feels, as the issue seems more related to the parts assembling process and rubber quality itself rather than the actual quality of the binoculars.

My daughter has a vision problem and we thought it’ll be useful to get a binoculars that we can use to show her birds and squirrels or any far away things when we go out for walks. I’m not a binoculars expert but based on some research my requirements were to get over 10x zoom and a lens that can take in a fair amount of light and work in dark conditions. I looked for a number of binoculars and initially was leaning towards some popular brands but then I noticed this Usogood binoculars. It was 12x and 50mm lens which completely fit my needs. I’ve been trying this out with my daughter and am highly impressed. We could easily see far away objects a lot clearer and tonight we tried looking at the moon and it was incredibly sharp and clear! The manual has good instructions and we were able to use all the controls in no time. The build quality is surprisingly good for this price and it’s got a sturdy body and weight but also not too heavy for my little daughter. It comes with lots of accessories too. I’ve tried the tripod and it’s easy to setup but haven’t tried the camera connection kit. The only problem I can think of is that at 12x things can be slightly shaky when handheld. Not a big problem at all. Overall would highly recommend and I was pleasantly surprised that you can buy something this quality at this price.

Great glasses, low quality stand though, easy to set up.

I found them very easy to use. The picture quality is extremely good. Unsure on how to attach my phone to the binoculars, hope I do not need a 3 year old to put me right. I will try to get this done this week. Love the lens covers. Which have an extra piece to them which enable the covers to be taken off but still remain attached to the binoculars. Very useful and easy to flip off in a hurry so that you can be ready in an instant. The same goes for the eye covers they are attached to the neck strap. Both just a simple idea that saves you from picking them up from the ground or even losing them. Also I love the carry case that comes with them. For me I like that you can get the instruction booklet in as well as the binoculars. Just room for a bar of your favourite chocolate. Slightly bigger and lunch/tea would get in. Every one likes a handy bar of their favourite sweeties to nibble on. Especially if you are on a day out and get hunger pangs. Sorry not worked out how to get a drink in yet. All in all they are really good binoculars. They are easy to focus near and far. At the moment I am trying out seeing different things at different distances. My previous binoculars were mainly for near rather than far distance. I hope the soft feel of the binoculars is of better quality than my last pair, which became sticky and horrible to touch. I will wait and see, though it does feel a lot better quality than my previous pair. They both (binoculars and case) have good quality straps but I am not keen on the split holder. It makes it a little awkward to fasten the strap on the right hand side as it will not stay in place. It ends up just through the the bottom holder on that side. I also can’t seem to get the eye piece covers in the right place to fit the neck strap to the binoculars. That is my only gripe and I can’t recommend them highly enough. Photos show that split side holder with and without the strap.

I bought these binoculars in April as a gift for a friend. When he opened the box he found that they aren’t 12x50 but at best 12x40. The markings on the bins state 12x50 but this is misleading. The 50 refers to the diameter in millimetres of the objective lenses (the big ones at the front), but the lenses on these are only 40mm. I’ve compared them to my own 12x50s and it seems they’re not 12x magnification - possibly 10x or even just 8x. I should say, though, that I’ve made these concerns known to the seller and they are dealing with the issue in a very professional and respectful way. They are clearly concerned about the issue and willing to address it properly. That said, I find the quality of these binoculars and the accessories provided to be very good at this price point. Other reviewers have complained about build quality, poor collimation, inability to focus properly, etc, but I have no complaints with any of these issues. They feel very sturdy, and focus very easily. Collimation problems are easily caused by the items being dropped, heavily knocked, etc, so this is more likely to be an issue caused during delivery and transport rather than anything to do with the manufacturer. Yes, the accessories are not the highest quality available, but at this price the binoculars alone are great value, so I feel lucky to get any accessories at all - and they’re still useful.

These are a decent set of budget binoculars.For the price you cant go wrong.I live on the 12th floor of a tower block and there's always something to see out of one of the windows.I have a view that can see quite far into the distance so a pair of binoculars are great for a better view.I can't fault the binoculars they are pretty decent,however I feel the phone attachment lets this set down.The small tripod is pretty basic but works just fine.All the little attachments (see my pics) are fiddly to put together and attach imo.Attaching my phone was a bit of a nightmare and took me about an hour as I'd never done that before.There is an online youtube video if you look in the manual there's a small little square barcode thing you scan to watch it.The video goes at a hundred miles an hour so you will need to keep pausing it.I couldn't get it all set up straight to take a picture as you can see by my miserable efforts lol.And that was me trying to hold my phone straight on the tripod.The biggest problem I encountered and it could well just be me as a newbie is that the weight of the phone destabilises the whole lot and it will fall over.I haven't found a way to make it all nice and stable and straight to take a picture.I had thought of wrapping it all up with gorilla tape but then I'd have my phone,binoculars and tripod all stuck down pretty tight so making a call with all that stuck together is a bit impractical lol.So to sum it up the binoculars are 5* but the phone attachments let the set down a little but if your patient or know what your doing it's not going to be a problem.It comes in a nice storage carry bag too.There was another set of straps inside the bag to attach to the binoculars so you can wear them around your neck which I found when I was putting it all away.My advice would be to get a clear zip lock bag to put all the different attachments in and maybe invest in a hardshell case or a small bag to keep everything in as it will be inevitable that you could lose some of the parts as they do not all fit in the bag it comes with.Would make a good gift for someone.

This product is actually really, really good for the price. I wanted to buy cheap binoculars to test before I bought one of the more expensive brands/models. After receiving this one..I actually don’t see the need anymore for the expensive one. This totally fits my needs for airplane viewing. The clarity is incredible for this price point. I also had some questions about this model and their product support was the most helpful that I have experienced in years. Yes, customer support that actually do something and help you with the goal of keeping their customers happy still exist. The product and the company support have surpassed all my expectations. You really can’t go wrong with this.

Muy recomendable!! Me ha llegado en perfectas condiciones e incluso antes de lo previsto. Son los primeros que compro, por lo que no entiendo mucho de prismáticos, pero los he estado utilizando en campo y me han sorprendido mucho para bien. La imagen es nítida y con bastante alcance, además de ser poco pesados y prácticos para llevar a cualquier lado sin que resulte una molestia. También incluye accesorios como el trípode y el soporte para el móvil, los cuales he probado y resultan ser muy útiles. En resumen, relación calidad-precio muy buena.

Not as expected on the description and the video, size is not 12x50

Storia un pò complicata però ala fine risolta per il meglio per questo acquisto .Ordinato il prodotto mentre mi trovavo al mare è giunto prive di alcune parti (lo stativo ed il sistema di aggancio per smartphone) . Per cui contatto via chat Amazon e fatte le verifiche si decide per il reso. Che viene organizzato , ma nonostante quanto concordato con l'operatore non si può decidere insieme il giorno del ritiro , che viene fatto entro due o tre giorni lavorativi (ovviamente se organizzato da Amazon , non se lo dobbiamo fare a nostre spese) . E purtroppo ciò coincideva con il mio ritorno a casa , per cui stavolta chiamo direttamente il servizio assistenza , che blocca il reso e concordiamo di farlo una volta a casa. Nel frattempo arriva una mail del venditore che in allegato ha le istruzioni per l'uso del binocolo . Decido perciò di interloquire direttamente ed espongo il problema a loro direttamente . Con somma gentilezza decidono di inviarmi le parti mancanti , che puntualmente arrivano una settimana dopo dalla Cina .Purtroppo mancano ancora due piccoli pezzi senza i quali lo stativo diviene inservibile . Scrivo ancora ed ancora una volta risposta gentile e soprattutto nei fatti , notevole . Mi inviano direttamente un altro binocolo , questa volta completo di tutto . Quindi che dire ? Venditore affidabilissimo ,oltre che gentile . Circa il prodotto , dico subito che non sono un esperto. A me serviva un binocolo leggero per quando faccio trekking . E questo lo è , oltre che impermeabile . La qualità visiva dell'immagine è buona a mio parere . L'ho paragonato a binocoli datati e pesanti che ho in casa (un Seeadler Jagermeister 16x50 ed un Tosco 10x50) e mi sembra del tutto sovrapponibile . Quindi un buon prodotto a prezzo molto contenuto ed un venditore affidabile e cortese. Questa la mia esperienza

Para ser los primeros prismáticos están de calidad bien! no excelente pero bien!