Although I liked the recent Kinglux 10×25. — lenses diameter: 26mm I got 27.5, almost 28mm. The design of these binoculars can be summed up in one word – "humped".

Review of binoculars Kinglux (BWT5558) 8x26mm BAK-4: check the magnification and see what we can do.

Specifically for this binoculars, this is also indicated in the specifications – 3.25mm. And this is how it looks in the hand: The same applies to the sharpness control, adjusting it for yourself is quite convenient. The whole set, in addition to the cover https://jiji.com.et/feeds-supplements-seeds/bean, is in the photo below: — prism system: Porro System By the way, above you can see that the eyepieces (both) have an additional setting, which in theory should improve usability, but with such large eyepieces, if they don’t fit you, it won’t help. – diopter adjustment ±5 Nothing interesting. It is this figure that we need to check for reliability: we take the same leaf in a box and tightly impose it on one of the eyepieces. Actually, apparently this affected the cost of this binoculars. One of the main differences between this binocular and a cheaper model, besides the fact that the declared magnification is less, is the BAK-4 lens. I (for example) used a flashlight. I repeat that the case to the touch is also not bad. The regulator itself contains standard information: about the field of view, the magnification of the binoculars and glasses. The diameter of the bright spot is ~5mm – this is the exit pupil. The blue circle (placed in a separate cell) is a copy of the red one that I circled around the bright spot. But because of this, the binoculars became much more voluminous and heavier than they could be. I’m talking about relatively inexpensive binoculars from Kinglux, which, according to the manufacturer, have 8x magnification. Given that it’s not that difficult to find out the actual magnification of binoculars, manufacturers rarely seem to try their luck. Binoculars in this price range, it seems to me, are the most common, but good ones, from personal experience, come across far from as often as we would like. Mine looks to be in perfect condition, there are no scratches or inexplicable abrasions. But, fortunately, the binoculars themselves do not move apart, the mechanism is moderately tight and more or less lubricated. Although a little tighter than the cheaper model, the material is still nicer. Such a case implies a more convenient use and, given the small size, this really has a good effect on ease of use. The cover is ordinary, does not inspire confidence. Instruction in English and Chinese. — brand: Kinglux The body of the binoculars is plastic with large rubber inserts for a better grip.
Rubber inserts: And the diopter setting: it adjusts as smoothly and moderately tight as everything else. – lenses: BAK-4 From the rest, we can distinguish the presence of a rubber fastening for the strap (on both
sides): In addition, there was a cloth for wiping the lenses and a strap in the case. Inside the case, oddly enough, there was another plastic bag, which, in turn, was binoculars. I have already described that they are of higher quality in relation to the picture, but are somewhat more expensive. On top of the case there is an insert with a logo and a sharpness control: The diameter of the lenses in this binoculars is declared as 26mm (which is already clear from the name), but since the Chinese often get confused in the characteristics for different models, it is better to always check this parameter. The dimensions of the model from this review can be compared in the photo below: And inside was a sealed plastic bag (already missing in the photo) with a cover and instructions inside. (This binocular is out of stock in the store at the link, but you can find it in others, with a price even a few dollars less) — field of view: 52 degrees The next thing we need to know is the diameter of the exit pupils. – exit pupil diameter: 3.25mm For this process, we only need an ordinary checkered leaf (or graph paper) and, of course, binoculars. — magnification: 8x The lenses of the binoculars are disproportionately large. But the quality of the binoculars is still not perfect, as you can see by looking at the hinge area: The eyepieces are large, so obviously not everyone will be comfortable looking through them. Then point the binoculars at a bright light source. I would not say that the whole thing looks presentable, but at least it is immediately clear what is inside. Welcome. – weight: 310 grams Maybe just lucky. Hello. – dimensions: 12x6x9.8cm But, in any case, hardly anyone will use this cover. In the photo below, everything is clear: The binoculars, unlike the previous model, are delivered in a box with printing. But we’ll take a look at this one as well: next will be a multiplicity check and illustrative examples of magnification. — field of view: 113m/1000m