Celestron–Nature DX ED 10x42 Premium Binoculars–Extra-Low Dispersion Objective Lenses–Outdoor and Birding Binocular–Fully Multi-Coated with BaK-4 Prisms–Rubber Armored–Fog & Waterproof Binoculars

What a steal! I was quite hesitant before purchasing them as I felt the price might make it too good to be true, as well as some customers saying the eye cups were loose... however, I find there to be no issues whatsoever. I quite enjoy the feel of the eye cups, the body of the binocular is nice and rugged and most importantly, it delivers a crisp image. I look forward to using them on my upcoming safari. I previously used a Celestron Trailseeker as a safari guide that lasted 5 years and they remained top quality up until it started to fall apart. This was entirely due to wear and tear as those binoculars were in the sun everyday, were exposed during terrential rain and even sandstorms. I can definitely recommend Celestron.

Apenas llevo 4 meses usando los binoculares y ya se le cayó, sin razón, la placa con el logotipo que va en la base para el trípode, y por lo tanto se perdió. En cuanto al funcionamiento, no están mal, pero sinceramente me parecen demasiado costosos para lo que ofrecen.

In the past I bought two of the non ED version of the 10x42 binoculars and I think they ate excellent value for money. Clear, bright, smooth focus wheel and solidly built. This time, for the sake of the extra £20 also I thought I might as well go for the ED version. I can’t really tell the difference between these and the previous ones, however, they are still excellent binoculars, solid feel, well built. I use them by the sea to watch the shipping and I have been very happy with them. I would recommend.

My first ED binocular. Excellent contrast and sharpness except for two flaws. Firstly the diopter ring on the right barrel is fixed and cannot be turned. Secondly the eye cups are not sturdy enough. These are obvious flaws that should be spotted by the maker. Otherwise a pretty good buy.

I was hoping to tell you how good these binoculars were but sadly I can't. In fact I never even got the chance to use them because when I pulled them out of the wrapper they fell apart. At first I thought I must have to click them together, sadly that wasn't the case as a closer inspection showed the only part that kept them together had broken, a small cheap little piece of plastic. I did think at getting them replaced but that wouldn't be a good idea as the joining piece looked far too fragile and it would probably happen again and again. If you read this and still decide to buy them my only advice is, be very gentle with them, these binoculars aren't very robust.