Review on 🔭 Celestron Granite Black Binoculars 10x50 (71374) by William Bell

Great tank tops for the price. The only problem is that the two pairs I bought (1 year and 5 months old) had trouble swinging the diaptors in a short time. Which I found very unusual for fairly new binoculars, especially with the Celestron reputation. I had to take both to my local optical shop for adjustment as the diopters of both bins were out of sync to the point where focus was unattainable for actual use in the field. I'm wondering if anyone had the same problem with this model. I hope the store can tighten what was loose so it doesn't drift in the future. My only complaint about the Celestron's design is that the front lens caps unscrew on day one and are completely lost within a short period of time. If you're buying Celestron trash cans, I highly recommend that you add some superglue to those front rubber caps in their connector slot, as they will disappear within the first 2 miles of your hike and get lost along the way. Not the best connection point design.