12x26 Binoculars for Adults, Foldable Compact Binoculars with FMC Lens & BAK4 Prism, Easy Focus Low Light Vision for Bird Watching,Travel, Hunting, Hiking

Instructions suck, still haven’t figured everything out yet but think between my very tech savvy hubby and my enthusiasm well git ‘er done. Very well made, display looks great, excited to hook up to my computer. Also takes videos which I didn’t pick up on when deciding to purchase. I wish more care was taken in the instructions, even found typos which is a bad sign that the writer didn’t care. But like I said, I’m just excited about the product and most things don’t even come with instructions anymore. World must be smarter than me. Cheers! Oh, there’s like a zoom within the view so you can get very close up and you can wear your eye glasses comfortably while using.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great bday gift to relative they are now watching the birds of a feather flock together..

Can't seem to get it too work well. Doesn't seem to hold charge long.

These binoculars are very nice and clear. I was expecting something more like a toy, but these appear to have great, well aligned optics.The moon, for instance, is clear and nearly fills the field of view.There is no zoom, but the focus is smooth and stays where you leave it. It focuses as close as 10 feet, and out to infinity.The right side has a diopter adjustment so you can use these with or without glasses and add whatever correction you may need to keep both eyes in focus.It’s compact, which means the eyepieces are small diameter at 12mm, but once you get used to using it you’ll find no issue with that - the small size makes up for the small diameter eyepieces. They’re noticeably better than the 10mm on some binoculars. The eyepieces have rubber lips that shade them better which the instructions indicate can be rolled back for eyeglass users, but they’re tough to roll back and don’t like to stay, so far I haven’t been able to get them to stay more than a minute or two. Perhaps they’ll wear in over time but if this is a problem for you then you may want to cut them off. Notably the cover doesn’t fit if they are rolled back so when you put it away you’ll be putting it back to normal anyway.It comes with a soft Velcro case that has a sewn in belt loop. There is a cover for the eyepieces but not the front. It includes a flat neck strap which is secured to both sides of the binoculars, and one side of the eyepiece cover - though there’s a slit loop on the other side if you’d like to secure the cover to the straps better during storage. The strap and strap hardware are cheap and loose, but functional.

The ZZSTAR 12x26 Binoculars have been a game-changer for my archery practice. As an avid archer who shoots from distances of 24 yards and up, I needed binoculars that could provide clear and detailed vision, especially when trying to see arrow nocks from a distance.These binoculars have exceeded my expectations. The 12x magnification and 26mm objective lens diameter provide a fairly crisp and detailed view, allowing me to see even the smallest details of my target and arrows. The FMC lens coating and BAK4 prism ensure that the image is bright and sharp, even in low light conditions. Of course, these are not 1-2k Zeiss binoculars so do not expect them to have the same quality but for that price they are more than excellent and give a very good picture.One of the standout features of these binoculars is their compact and lightweight design. They are small enough to be worn around my neck all day long without causing any discomfort, which is perfect for long days of shooting. The foldable design also makes them easy to carry in my bag or pocket when not in use.Overall, I highly recommend the ZZSTAR 12x26 Binoculars for anyone in need of a compact and powerful binoculars for archery or other outdoor activities. They have greatly improved my ability to see my targets clearly, leading to better accuracy and performance.

My kids and I are big time fans of good optics for bird watching, sporting events and just using while in the woods.Our kids had an older pair of binoculars that we didn't mind if they got broken but the kids are older now and actually appreciate better quality optics. When I saw these advertized, I was a bit skeptical due to the pricing but at the same time figured I have very little to lose and if it didn't meet our specifications we could just return them.Now onto the review.Pros:- Comes with strap, pouch and utility caribiner.- Diopter adjustment is functional.- Glass is 'OK'. Not really HD quality but overall pretty good.- They seem durable enough. The slightly textured gripping will help with slippage.Nit-Piking:- The 'green' glass color coating on the objective is not accurate from the advertized picture. Its clear if that matters any.- when comparing to my other (more expensive) binoculars, its not 'HD' quality but its not bad either. In low-light settings I could tell a noticeable difference so this might become an issue for some if viewing in a canopied or low-light setting.Tip: to adjust diopter (right eye-peice) focus the target on the left eye and then bring into focus for the right eye using the diopter.Final Conclusion: These are not a bad set of binoculars and for the price-point I wouldn't hesitate to get these for my kids. Just make sure the is diopter and it should be good to go. For slightly less than an Alexander Hamilton and you just need something functional for occasional use these should fit the bill.