Binoculars Nikon Aculon A211 16x50 black Review

These binoculars are perfect for hunting and fishing, as well as for simple astronomical observations or contemplation of nature. With its characteristics, it is quite compact. You can also take it with you on city walks, because with such binoculars you will see familiar streets and buildings in a different way! The model has a large x12 magnification. At maximum magnification, the image is difficult to stabilize, so the manufacturer has provided the possibility of mounting the binoculars on a tripod. With 50mm lenses, the picture is really bright, so a tripod is indispensable for long-term observations. Aspherical elements are used in the eyepieces of the binoculars, and the lens surfaces are coated with multi-layer coating, so the image will remain evenly bright and saturated throughout the entire field of view. Interpupillary distance can be easily adjusted for each user. And for those who want to observe with glasses, the binoculars will please you with swivel-retractable eyecups. If you take binoculars on a hike or a tourist trip, and just use them regularly, then the case with a rubberized coating will help protect the device from damage. It will not slip even in wet hands, and will also soften accidental bumps and protect the optics from the negative effects of the external environment. Key features: Powerful 7x magnification and 50mm bright lenses Lead and arsenic-free Porro prisms Aspherical elements, multi-coated Ease of use in glasses Rubber bodyTechnical descriptionMain characteristicsType: binocularsMagnification: x12Lens diameter: 50mmExit pupil diameter: 4.2mmAngular field of view real: 5.2 °Angular field of view apparent: 57.2°Field of view at a distance of 1000 m: 91 mMinimum focusing distance: 8 mSpecification Prism type: PorroRelative brightness: 17.6 Eye relief: 11.5 mm Eye relief: 11.5 mm and weight Width: 178 mm Length: 198 mm Weight: 910 g