Bushnell

Have not used in the field yet, but truly impressed by clarity of these binoculars. Overall seem very solid and well built. Relatively compact size good for carrying.

Bought these for a trip to Alaska for viewing nature close up. They seem to be extremley solid, well made binocs. Very sharp clear images. They are just bigger than I thought they would be. Pretty much full size binocs.

It says wireless but the transmitter has to be plugged into and running on your computer to receive a signal. My other Wireless Weather Stations, a 3 & 7 day forecaster, just needed batteries to receive over the air signal.

I gave these to a granddaughter who loves to look at eagles etc. She is 7 but knows how to use them

I had two versions, sent them both back as data would not display in all fields of the receiver accurately or some fields not at all. Accuracy was based on what the computer screen was showing from the software that came with it. I presume that all of the software readout data should have displayed at the receiver but either there was nothing displayed or it was not matching up with the computer. I wondered if maybe my garage door opener was interfering but I assumed that was in receive mode as I was not depressing the opener in any form of fashion. All that worked was days highs and lows, time and extended forecast.

not very happy with product

Easy eye cup adjustments. Moderate weight allows steady viewing. Great size for hunting.

Purchased these binoculars for an impending wildlife viewing trip to East Africa. Excellent optics, easy to use, waterproof, dustproof. A bit on the heavy side, but tolerable. Unique camouflage design. Excellent price. A great value from STP.

We've a fabulous backyard with "visitors" and love to view them in detail: butterfly -> black bear! As avid Performing Art attendees, these work well too. Value priced!

C'mon guys, make it easy for the customer. This thing does not come with the two rechargeable batteries required for operation. The product description on the website must have stated this somewhere, but I missed it. So, although the packaging looks like everything's included, you open it up, get ready to roll and find out you need to buy the batteries -- which of course are specialty batts, not at your local CVS or Rite Aid. Yes, my fault. But most consumer products these days seem to come 'complete'. Kind of sneaky, and annoying, for this one to come half-baked.