10x42 Binoculars for Bird Watching - Professional HD Quality Roof Prism Bird Watching Binoculars for Adults - Perfect for Birding, Travel, Hunting, and Stargazing - Includes Tripod & Phone Adapter: Maxedbuy.com

🙋 <b>FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS </b>🙋‍<br><br><br><b>❓Question:</b> I wear eyeglasses… Can I use these?<br><br><b>🔆 Answer:</b> Yes. Our binoculars have adjustable twist-up eye cups. Folks who wear eye glasses will be more comfortable viewing with the eye cups twisted in (shortened), whereas those without glasses typically prefer to twist them out (lengthened).<br><br><br><b>❓Question:</b> Do these binoculars adjust according to the distance between your eyes?<br><br><b>🔆 Answer:</b> Absolutely. There’s a hinge at the center of the binoculars, so you can easily fold the binoculars to accommodate an interpupillary distance (the distance between your eye pupil centers) of 60-80mm.<br><br><br><b>❓Question:</b> What does 10x42 mean? How far away can I see clearly? And how do these compare to 8x42 or 10x50 or 12x binoculars?<br><br><b>🔆 Answer:</b> 10x42 means the binoculars have 10x magnification power (compared to the naked eye) and 42mm objective lens diameter. 10x42 are best for things like bird watching, hunting, concerts, sports events, etc, because they have high magnification, good light quality, and yet are still easy to hold steady. 12x binoculars are difficult to hold steady, so you will experience a much shakier image. 10x50 binoculars will let in slightly more light, but the field of view is reduced and the binoculars are bigger and often almost a pound heavier. 8x binoculars have less magnification, lower light, & lower image quality. In our professional experience, most people prefer 10x42.<br><br><br><b>❓Question:</b> What’s the field of view?<br><br><b>🔆 Answer:</b> The FOV is 293 feet at 1000 yards, which means that when viewing objects 1000 yards away, you’ll see 293 linear feet of horizon.<br><br><br><b>❓Question:</b> Are the lens caps connected?<br><br><b>🔆 Answer:</b> Yes! A beloved feature of our binoculars is that the lens caps connect to the binoculars at one end and the neckstrap at the other, thus you’re never at risk of losing them!