Per me il binocolo migliore è quello che hai con te quando ti serve. Avendone diversi, troppo spesso mi capita di lasciarli a casa perché pesanti o scomodi da portare. Quindi ne cercavo uno piccolo, leggero, ma che ingrandisse bene (almeno 10x) e con questo 10x30 sono rimasto assolutamente soddisfatto. Per le gite e le passeggiate in montagna non serve un formato più grande. Anche la qualità delle ottiche è ottima per questo prezzo. Pochissima aberrazione cromatica e buona luminosità fanno di questo binocolo il modello ideale per chi vuole uno strumento affidabile senza spendere una fortuna.

さすがNikonって、覗いた瞬間に思える解像力。レンズのコーティングはお手の物、全天候での動画、写真撮影にNikonミラーレス一眼を使っているため、ガス封入により曇らない双眼鏡のありがたさはフィールドでは大助かり。どのレベルの双眼鏡を購入するか悩みましたが、安物買いをしなくて良かったと本当に思えた。どんな高額のレンズをつけてカメラファインダーで見るより、両目でしっかり見れるこのP7の方が快適なんですよね・・・使う用途は、サーキットや基地、空港、そしてフィールドスポーツ今では、どこへ行くにも持ち出しています。軽いのが良いのではなく、ラバーでしっかり守られ価格は程々安心して持ち出せるのが一番と改めて思います。

Gut verarbeitet, optisch ganz ok, aber doch recht klobig für mich, nicht geeignet zum wandern .

Quality binoculars, highly recommended.

Die Lieferung der Qare war in time. Verpackungskarton von Nikon + Amazonpapierumverpackung war stabil genug, so dass keine Schäden erkennbar sind.Gutes aP/L-Verhältnus. Schön handliches Glas mit guter Optik bei Tag. Bei Nacht/Dämmerung liegen noch keine Erfahrungswerte vor. Empfehlung!!

Bin nach Jahren vom 10x70 FMT SX Fujinon Astroglas auf das hier umgestiegen, und bin positiv überrascht, wollte was auch für eine Wanderung und unterwegs geeigneter ist.Es ist erstaunlich scharf und hat relativ wenig CA‘s das Handling ist durch die Gummierung des Gehäuses top, die Abdeckung der Okulare und Frontlinsen könnte besser sein. Es lässt sich trotz der hohen Vergrößerung erstaunlich Wackelfrei halten.Eine leichte Randunschärfe fällt auf, aber nicht weiter negativ außer man sucht wirklich danach.Für den Preis macht man meiner Meinung nichts falsch.

I've updated this review as I now have the 8x30 and the 10x30 versions of these P7's (that will already tell you that I Iike them a lot!).Surprisingly...+ contrasty, really helps to pick out detail in low contrast areas, a real asset.+ sharp over 3/4 of the field of view (in the case of the 8x that's a *VERY* wide FOV).+ very 3D rendering (esp the 8x), distinct layers of distance (usually only seen in porro-prism bins).+ brightness more than expected for a x30 bino, no complaints, I now rarely use my x42 bins.+ feels good in the hand, like a full-size binocular but shorter.+ good colour distinctions.+ very glare resistant and eye-cups shield side light well (better then the Nikon Monarch).+ doesn't vignette easily (other bins can be prone to dark sides if eyes not exactly aligned to eyepieces).+ right dioptre is a pull, turn, pushed back in, design, so it can't be accidentally adjusted - great!+ eyecups extend a *generous* distance (helps reduce side shading/vignetting), a definite positive.+ focus wheel (nearly-) one and half turns from min to infinity, so there's controlled accuracy.+ the strap lugs don't dig into your hands at all. Many other semi-compact bins have very badly placed and sharp/hard lugs that do dig into your hands, these don't, very good!Sharpness and resolution is excellent. The optical qualities are what I'd expect in the £500 bracket - so astonishing to find them here. The 8x has a noticeably very wide FOV (for roof prism bins), and acceptably sharp nearly to the sides./With many binoculars to avoid vignetting/shading to the sides (if you don't wear glasses), even with the eye-cups turned fully out you need to look down slightly and rest the top of the eyecup on your eyebrows to gain a bit more distance to the eye-pieces. With these P7 bins one notch in from fully out requires this approach (so good if you're sitting down where your head might be slightly inclined down). The great thing is with the cups fully out you can rest the large eye-cups more over your eye-sockets (with head comfortably vertical when standing), there's enough distance, then you get excellent shielding from stray side light./So I have the 8x and now the 10x. Which is best for you?...Many many years ago (30-40 years ago), I remember it was often recommended to use 7x bin's for bird spotting, maybe due to less shake, so 8x seemed generous. 10x was for those whose 'eyes where bigger than their belly', i.e. wanting more than they could actually eat or use. Then there was talk that CA and resolution were made worse by 10x over 8x, problem magnified. I went along with this. Now I've revised where I stand, mainly because optics technology has moved on! So, optically the 10x is just as good as the 8x. The decision on whether you want 8x or 10x rests purely on whether you'd like a very wide field of view... so the 8x (great for finding birds in flight or for big landscapes), or you want to home-in on details the 10x (and have a steady hand). I'd say if you primary aim is birds and wildlife the 10x are awesome, they really do bring you usefully closer to your subject - they have that 'telescope view'. The 8x are much more relaxed - and 'wide-screen' theatrical. I'd say if you are fairly new to binoculars, either are excellent! - due to the ease of getting a clear view due to the wide eye-pieces and generous eye-cup extension, crisp resolution etc, but for general viewing definitely the 8x, for homing-in the 10x.BTW, 8x = a 400mm camera lens, 10x = a 500mm camera lens (on a full-frame camera).The issues (are inconsequential and negligible, though I thought worth mentioning...) : - Some chromatic aberration (CA) is noticeable even close to the centre of the frame, but I'm being picky, unless you're a pro used to £800-£1500 bins you won't notice it. I notice it, but it doesn't bother me - in the slightest. The excellent contrast and good sharpness will override the CA. I have other binoculars (that are not ED) and they have lower CA, but are worse in many other regards.- With the 8x there's some pin-cushion distortion, which when panning landscapes you will notice the so-called 'rolling ball' effect, not as bad as some (even Swarovski!) but it's there. Not a big issue for me, as I don't pan much, and the sharp, contrasty and wide view more than makes up this. The 10x versions are flatter, don't exhibit any 'rolling ball' effect when panning (though I'd say the 10x with their less wide FOV are best for more fixed stationary inspection, than panning, anyway).- The body maybe for some be too bulky for a 'semi-compact' x30 binocular. If you're not wanting them as a pocketable binocular, then their nice 'roundness' is great as they hold well - not fiddly, they feel great. I've tried getting them into a few of my coat pockets and they just don't really fit, or if squeezed in don't want to come out! - does depend on your pocket size though.- The eyecups have three extending positions, they click into place 'above average' - so very good, but I still I wish the cups clicked into place more firmly. To be fair they are better that most, but having used Viking bins - where it's impossible to 'push-retract' the eye-cups in, they are not the best of the best, though as I say most bins are worse than these in this regard - so don't overly worry about this - they work well./Overall very very good, do I recommend them? - for the price (under £400) a big definite !!YES!!

Entspricht genau meinen Erwartungen. Tolles Preis- Leistungsverhältnis!

Die Qualität ist für diese Preisklasse wirklich 1a! Würde ich jederzeit wieder kaufen.

Produkt ist wie beschrieben.

Great binoculars but whoever designed them did not allow enough widening movement to fit me properly. No matter how hard I have tried, I cannot get them to open wide enough to fit the distance between my eyes. This must be a problem that affects other people as I do not have a particularly wide head. Only negative feature about them, sadly.

Nutze es zur Beobachtung von Tieren. Dazu sehr gut geeignet, Größe und Gewicht sind auch völlig in Ordnung. Die Abdeckungen an den Eintrittlinsen könnten etwas fester sein, sitzen ziemlich locker, aber in der zugehörigen Tasche halten die Abdeckungen schon an ihrem Platz. Verstellen der Schärfe, sowie Dioptrien-Ausgleich lassen sich leicht bedienen. Für den Hobby-Nutzer ein gutes, bezahlbares Glas.

Das FG liefert brilliante Bilder, absolut scharf und hell, die Lichtstärke der 30mm Linse ist völlig ausreichend. Die Mechanik überaus präzise, der Mitteltrieb läuft wie geschmiert, jedoch nicht zu leicht, dass er sich beim Aufklappen von allein verstellen könnte, die Verstellung der Augen Muscheln ist perfekt, das Blickfeld wird dadurch breiter oder schmäler.Die Einstellung der individuellen Sehstärke lässt sich arretieren, so dass man nicht jedesmal neu justieren muss, auch das ist erstklassig gelöst. Das FG liegt mit seiner Gummierung perfekt in der Hand, kein versehentliches aus der Hand rutschen, die Lindendeckel lassen sich am Haltegurt einklipsen, sind daher immer sofort griffbereit, hier haben Fachleute an alles gedacht. Das 10x30 ist genau so groß und leicht wie das 8x30, wer eine halbwegs ruhige Hand hat, wird das 8x30 nicht brauchen, Nikkon muss fürchten, dass das große, das kleine überflüssig macht - Produktkanibalismus:)