Review on Nikon 7572 PROSTAFF 10X50 Binocular by Abhi Abhilasha ᠌

I must say right away that I missed a lot with the multiplicity: I had to not be greedy and take less - 7-8X, but no more. I overestimated the ability to hold binoculars with a firm hand . But if you need exactly 10X binoculars, then of course it's not a question. The binoculars themselves are relatively compact due to their optical design, for the same reason the stereo effect of observation is lower (this is both a plus and a minus for someone - depending on what for), it weighs relatively little and is very sharp and fast. Watching at dusk and at night is a pleasure. But of the shortcomings - strong chromatic aberrations (colored contours of contrasting objects). Because of this, the real resolution seems much lower than it really is. It appears only on a clear sunny day and definitely interferes, especially for objects against a bright sky - in cloudy weather, of course, as well as at dusk, this almost does not appear. Well, what else - these are retractable eyecups on the eyepieces (for the correct positioning of the eye relative to the rear lens) made of plastic that does not inspire confidence. The eye relief is large and allows (with retracted eyecups) to be used with glasses, unlike the Nikon Aculon A211 10x50. The plastic coating of a slightly rough elastomer is more pleasant in the hands than the "sticky" elastomer coating of the A211 series binoculars. Probably, because of the strong chromaticity, I would not advise for observations against the sky - i. E. for birds and airplanes, for looking out of what in the foliage of trees, for example. Here, the cheaper Nikon Aculon A211 10x50 has less chromaticity and a nicer picture. And for observation in other scenarios - OK.