Sunagor 20-100x50 Mega Zoom Binoculars

“These are excellent and a little smaller and lighter than the big sunagor 30-160x70 model which I bought a while back. Also cost less as well. The power is still immense!!”

I spent quite a while researching binoculars before buying these and I really like them. They're larger than pocket size at about 7 inches X 7 inches because I wanted at least 50mm front lenses which is exactly what these sunagors have. I read that bigger binocs are brighter than those smaller pocket size ones so I got these. Well I must say things have moved on with binocs design because these just leave my old ones behind. Those old ones magnified by 8x and they were ok but with these, I've got 20x without even zooming them in which is really nice and I can see all sorts of distant stuff in real detail that I couldn't with my old ones. Then when zooming these things in they go up to a hundred times which is so strong its hard to hold them still but it does say in the manual that I should use a tripod which I might get around to buying. I don't think you can compare these to a camera lens because binoculars must work on a whole different level then a photo lens. I saw that Sunagor make an even stronger pair but theyre bigger, heavier and more money so I got these and im really pleased with them.

I got these for my uncle and as soon as he received them he asked me to return. After about 10 seconds of looking through them I undserstand why. They are nearly useless at all magnification settings. Terrible field of view, clarity and eye relieve. I didn't expect much for what these are and the price but they were worse than expected. I may be biased because I own Swarovski's. Either way, these are not a quality product. Do yourself a favor, bite the bullet and buy some 15x56 Swarovski's, or 20x80 Steiner's. If you need more magnification get a spotting scope. You won't get good quality optics, especially with this magnification for this price.

Really like these binox by sunagor. They are actually same size as a my old binox so not too big, but they're like 100 times more powerful than my old ones. Recommended

I am using camera with 50x zoom, and I expected that similar technology development made possible manufacturing high quality binoculars with variable magnification. I was wrong. The binoculars work OK with 20x magnification, however at 100x magnification you see less detailed picture because it becomes blurred. I specially bought a tripod to use with these binoculars, however the problem was not in vibration. Therefore I returned the item to Amazon.

It looks good in picture, actuality when in hand looks, feels & functionality very cheap quality...oh of course made in China zoom focus non exists Would rather buy US made next time around

These Sunagor Binoculars offer excellent magnification over a vast field of differing distances, Once the user has adjusted the left eye lens to suit their personal focus, you can then begin to view at any distance and then zoom in using the zoom handle on the right lens. It's accepted that if your viewing distant objects, then a great deal of movement through the lenses is going to be expected. That said, the Sunagors do incorporate a threaded pivot point for tripod use, and I would advise you use this if your intention is to view the moon. In reality because of the 50mm diameter lenses used on this model, the intended use is as daytime field glasses for bird watching, use at the seaside, coastal watching, and landscape scanning where optimal light lends itself to achieving crisp sharp images. For those of you who wish to view the stars and the moon, it might be better to consider the Celestron Skymaster range. In summery these are excellent Binoculars which are well worth the money invested, they also come complete with a nice carrying bag, lens cleaner, and adjustable neck strap.

perfetto

Das Bild schon bei 20x nicht scharf genug und sehr kleines Sehfeld, bei guten Lichtverhältnissen ein dunkles Bild... Bei höheren Vergrößerungen ist es noch schlechter und dunkler. Die Austrittspupillen sind quadratisch. Mechanisch ist alles OK. Nach meiner Meinung braucht so ein Fernglas mindestens BAK-4 Prismen und nicht BK7, die billigste Variante für billige Ferngläser. Mit einem Galaxster 16x42 HD sieht man viel mehr oder Nikon 10-22x50 in diesem Preisbereich. Es war früher noch ein Sunagor 15x60x50 in meinen Händen, war etwas besser. Also nach meiner Meinung Finger weg.

Excellent value for money, high quality product which did everything it said it would, it was easy to operate and was not too heavy. however if using at maximum magnification you'll need to use a tripod as it does amplify the small movements of your body.

Aspettavo molto di più, è molto buio e con i grandi ingrandimenti l'immagine perde nitidezza, è troppo caro per quello che è, non lo consiglio