Jonathan Simms
26 de marzo de 2026
Excellent quality and price
I bought these to take on an Alaskan cruise. A lot of people have bought them for the same reason and their comments helped me decide on these. I have a pair of Nikon Monarchs (M511) 10x42 that are excellent but they much more expensive ($300+). The Occer 12x25 binoculars are compact and easy to pack. They're also waterproof. They're just as clear as the Nikons but they are much more affordable ($30). Because they are smaller, yet similar in viewing quality of the Nikons, I will definitely be getting a second pair. They have eye relief eyecups meaning they twist in/out allowing for users to reduce the distance between their eyes and the lens. This is a must even though I don't wear glasses. Viewing with this feature is more comfortable and my eyelashes don't get in the way of the lens. Many of the small, compact binoculars don't have this feature. Many of the other binoculars feel cheap and more toy-like for kids. The Occer binoculars feel solid and very well made.The only thing that gave me pause was the magnification, once I used them. The Occer is 12x. My Nikons are 10x. The Nikons have more magnification. I would say the real numbers on the Occer are 8x25. Does this mean I wouldn't buy them again? NO. I'm going to buy a second pair for my son. I'll use the Nikons and my wife and son will use the Occers. If they want to view something with a little more magnification they can use my Nikons.For the size, easy of use, price, quality, and clarity the Occer 12x25 binoculars the best in my opinion. They fit the bill perfectly.Ver másVer menos
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