I won the boys over with this! Lol! I had never seen a night vision monocular - just binoculars, and since they love exploring the woods I took a chance! It’s really neat and you can see really far away! I was worried it was battery operated but we still haven’t had to change them so it doesn’t use much juice! It doesn’t weight a lot and it’s tough and can hold it’s own with two young teens wrestling around with it!

If you are looking at these binoculars, you may have noticed that they look just like the Green model you can find on Sig’s website and from most vendors. At the time of this writing, this black model is on Amazon for $899 while the green model is listed at $1,149 ($1,199 MSRP).I’m here to tell you that I have both and can confirm that they are identical in function, including interfacing with the BDX app for custom bullet profiles. Just ranged a building with these at over 2000 yards so the laser seems just as strong. The only difference other than color is that these black ones come with a nice snug-fit clasp-shut carrying case, while the green ones come with a strange non-closing chest harness that I would say is close to useless.I’ll be returning the green ones.

These are nice binoculars without a doubt. I bought them based on the many good reviews and it does live up to them but they are really heavy. I underestimated their weight and bought a undersized tripod, my bad. Just know that these require a good quality, heavy duty tripod for vibration free viewing. The viewing is clear and easy to dial into focus, holding them for any length of time would really be a bear as they are that heavy. I haven't used them too much for the stars but looking at nature is awesome, bird watching works for these just fine. I have looked upwards and was not disappointed in the view at all...crystal clear on a dark night. I do recommend for beginners like me who don't want to fool with a telescope set up just yet. Very well packaged and no issues with the product.

The sound quality of this is alright and alright is all I really can say, this isn’t the best soundbar that I’ve ever owned but for the value and cost you really can’t go wrong with this Bose I wish the projected sound was better than it is

These binoculars give an outstanding view of the cosmos in a comfortably wide field of vision. I see pretty much all the stars that I normally see with my telescope but on a much wider plane. They only have 7x magnification so you're not going to see details on objects like planets of course, but if you just want to see a lot more stars for things like identifying constellations, these are perfect. No need for a tripod either, so they are super convenient. For the money, I think they are an amazing product.

The size is perfect. It fits easily in my hand and is comfortable. I like the weight. Not too heavy and certainly not too light. It feels like it is well made with good components. I just like the way it feels.I have several binoculars and have trouble using them. I am farsighted in one eye and near sighted in the other so I can only focus binoculars to one eye. I have tried other monoculars and they just don’t feel right. They are usually too light and plasticy (not a real word). This one has that good feel. I have a small ranch and need a way to look for livestock, our dogs and predators as well as keep an eye on all aspects of the property. Binoculars hang around your neck, take 2 hands to keep them steady and get in the way. I suspect this monocular will stay in my hand (with the strap keeping it secure) as I walk and ride the property. I can quickly place it in its case on my belt if I need to. I suspect I will “rig” up a strap that will go around a saddle horn to hold the case. The optics are clear and without distortion. I have had it less than a day and have already used it to help find a baby goat that got separated from its mother. We have used it to watch some baby deer who are growing up on the property. It is just easy to use and only takes one hand leaving the other hand free to do other things. I would highly recommend it.

So my 2 year old kept wanting to play with his daddy's 'noculars so I looked for a children's option. He loves these. They work just like real ones (obviously not as strong) but perfect for a kid who's playing and looking at all things bugs. Sturdy and durable. Big and comparable to real life binoculars, but still perfect for little hands. They feel, look, and act real so it's not like they're a baby toy. They are really functional.

With two slightly older brothers getting the Kidwinz 8x21 binoculars, little number three wasn't going to be all that happy when handed two toilet paper rolls taped together. (Well, maybe he would have been, but then we found this terrific value alternative.)The binoculars aren't especially heavy but they feel pretty substantial. Nothing is loose or flimsy. There are no moving parts; no knobs and certainly nothing like a diopter. The large single "foolproof" eyecup has a place for your nose, so if a kid can find his nose he can hold these up to his eyes just fine. The eyecup is soft plastic so it won't poke your birder in the face and it's actually very comfy.2x magnification doesn't sound like much but it's enough that you can tell things are closer, and at that low magnification shaking isn't an issue. The field of view is decent so it's easy to aim the binocs at what it is you want to see. These are "focus free" so kids with glasses may have a problem depending on how much correction they need and how well the glasses square with the eyepiece.The binocs are very colorful and just sort of look and feel sharp. There are many more expensive plastiky/cheesy binoculars around that don't work nearly as well as these, and these really are super kid friendly, so we were very happy with this find.