Binoculars
Binoculars
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With binoculars, you can view objects from a large distance. You can use them in nature, but also in a theater or stadium. There are different types of binoculars, like the mono binoculars, roof prism binoculars, and porro binoculars. You place some binoculars on a tripod. That's useful if you're going bird watching for an entire day, for example. There are binoculars for different usage situations. A bird watcher has other needs than a theatergoer. On this page, you can choose the right binoculars for you.
Our choice for mid-range binoculars
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Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Weight 819 g
Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Weight 604 g
Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Weight 730 g
Featured brands for Binoculars
Our choice for basic binoculars
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Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Weight 575 g
Maximum magnification factor 12
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Roof prism
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Weight 858 g
Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Weight 680 g
Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Diameter lens 42 mm
Maximum magnification factor 8
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Roof prism
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Weight 479 g
Maximum magnification factor 12
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Roof prism
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Weight 790 g
Maximum magnification factor 8
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Roof prism
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Weight 575 g
Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Weight 585 g
Maximum magnification factor 9
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Roof prism
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Weight 195 g
Maximum magnification factor 10
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Roof prism
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Weight 300 g
Maximum magnification factor 8
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Porro
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Weight 530 g
Maximum magnification factor 8,5
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Porro
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Weight 290 g
Maximum magnification factor 9
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Roof prism
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Weight 195 g
Maximum magnification factor 9
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Roof prism
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Weight 195 g
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