12x42 HD Binoculars for Adults High Powered with Phone Adapter and Tripod, Super Bright BAK4 Prism Waterproof Binoculars for Bird Watching Hunting Hiking Safari Travel Sports

Great Binoculars and backed by a FANTASTIC ADASION TEAM!!! Used them for viewing wildlife during our Yellowstone/Teton trip. I'm a 64 year old woman and my son 34, both felt the 12x42 HD Binoculars were sturdy, have good weight, not to big for as powerful as they are, comfortable to wear, and the vision was clear and bright, picks up sharp detail at long distances. I feel easily compares to much higher costs binos of 2-3 x's the price. I lost one of the Lens Cap on a hike, reached out to Adasion to purchase one. They responded "personally" quickly and sent me a set for FREE!!! Thank you Adasion Team, you and your binoculars are amazing. Appreciate you!

Very nice binoculars for watching the birds and squirrels. They are not too heavy and easy to use. The focus is clear and easily adjustable. The size is just right to hold in your hand and the carrying case and the tripod is a plus. Glad I bought them.

Got this because it had a high rating on a website, high ratings here, and was on sale. Liked the idea of the tripod and being able to attach the smartphone to it. Have to save the binoculars themselves seem fine, lightweight, and easy to use. The tripod also seems quite sturdy and easy to use. Had a little problems figuring out how to attach the smartphone with the right camera, but that was more about my smartphone I think. I suspect that unless I'm going to be sitting for a long period of time, I'll end up just hanging binoculars around my neck and also hanging my camera with the long lens on it rather than trying to finagle the smartphone. Especially as, with my smartphone, which is a Samsung Galaxy S10, the picture is kind of small with just a circle and lots of black surrounding that. Of course, it maybe I just need to play around with that more. Wasn't entirely impressed with the instruction book. Particularly with the instructions on putting on the strap. I had to just kind of figure it out for myself with a tiny bit of help from the pictures. Also took me a bit to figure out how to attach the tripod, but that was because I hadn't carefully looked at the picture of all the parts of the binoculars first. So that one's on me. I think they'll be good binoculars. I just don't know that all the bells and whistles are worth it. Also, the case is kind of weird as if I don't try to stuff the tripod and the other attachments into the case the flap pulls down too far and misses the velcro closure. But if I sort of stuff the tripod in, in a not very secure way as there isn't enough room to actually put it in the bag, then the flap matches up with the velcro. Seems a bit of a weird design. I'll probably end up carrying a bag with my camera and throwing the tripod and the other attachments into there and hoping that the flap will stay down on the bag even without the velcro meeting up well. Seems a bit of a design flaw.

There are two selling points for these binoculars. The first is the binoculars themselves. This is a fantastic set that isn’t going to break the bank. For $60’ish, they have both a good quality feel and look. After opening them, I took a look at the mountains outside of our window. After some normal adjustments, the view was crystal clear and razor sharp. While I haven’t taken them out into the wilds of Alaska yet, my first impression is that they’re going to work out just find. The second selling point is the phone mount for picture taking. This is where things get a little problematic. Not because the mount doesn’t do it’s job as advertised, but because cell phones are getting more sophisticated. For the attached images, I’ve used a screen grab off of my iPhone 12 Pro. As you can see, when I fully zoom in at 10x, you’ve got a decent view of the mountains. When using the binoculars with phone/camera mount, I can get a better image or photo by zooming no more than 1.9x. And this is where it gets tricky. My iPhone doesn’t utilize just one lens when taking the photo while zoomed in. It utilizes the other lens for lighting while letting the iPhones computer inside sort out what the image should be. So when I zoom in to 2x or more, the screen goes black as at least one of the lens on the iPhone will be blocked. Is this a deal breaker? Absolutely not. If you’re looking at wildlife, you will still get some amazing shots. But you won’t be able to use the binoculars 42x in conjunction with your iPhone’s 10x to photograph the retinas of your favorite wildlife. Having said that, not all phones are made the same. The iPhone 12 or iPhone SE have 2 lens instead of 3. So you might be able to zoom in more than I can. In short, the phone/camera mount on the binoculars does its job flawlessly, but not without some expected troubleshooting. All in all, I would absolutely recommend these binoculars to anyone looking at picking some up to see and/or photograph nature or wildlife. Any questions, leave a comment below and I’ll respond as soon as I can. Thanks.

Excellent optics and solid construction. If you want binoculars for bird watching, note that most birders prefer 8X or 10X. These are 12X magnification, which makes them harder to hold steady. However on the up side, this higher magnification of these allow you to see things at a greater distance and in more detail. For the price, they're amazing. We're very happy.

buon prodotto con ottimo rapporto Qualità / prezzo . Il produttore sembra molto serio ( garanzia a vita ) L' accessorio per smartphone funziona anche se occorre del tempo per sistemare il tutto . Occorre usare l' autoscatto per evitare vibrazioni

Si eres principiante te resultarán fabulosos.

Très bon rapport qualité prix. lumineuse, nette, Et les accessoires, ils font leur job avec un bon telephone ,( voir photo avec et sans jumelles, pixel 6a )

Very good binocular, it comes with all necessary accessories. Quality is very good. It is light, compact and great result. Star gazing is easy and my kids also loved it. I have also taken good pictures with phone adapter. I will say phone adapter is really good and once your camera is fit to the hole then no more hassle.

Los prismaticos me han encantado. Realmente tiene un prisma BK.4 y la imagen se ve nitida. Ademas, los 12 aumentos son reales y se notan, frente a todos los demas que venden aumentos de 10 a 20 y no llegan ni a los 8. Eso si, el precio es muy alto (la calidad hay que pagarla). Yo los compre de 2ª mano, a mitad de precio porque no traian los accesorios para el mvil, y sinceramente no los necesitaba. Son prismaticos clasicos para mirar por ellos, no para conectarlos al movil, son pesados para eso.