I got these to keep in the car just in case. I own 'decent' binoculars in the several hundred dollar range and I also own some compacts in the under $50 range. With my 60+ year old eyes, I have come to appreciate the better binos. But these National Geographic brand are among the most unpleasant binoculars that I have ever looked through. They gather good light and appear bright but there is just something weird looking through these. Its like the tubes don't line up right. My eyes struggle to smoothly merge the two images from the left and right tubes. I bend them at the hinge to adjust the interpupillary distance distance and there is a 'best' spot somewhere in the middle but it just never feels right. I'm not wearing glasses and the eye cups are screwed out as they should be. I tried screwing them in as well. The diopter is adjusted of course. Maybe younger eyes will do better but these are not worth keeping around for even occasional use.

My husband spent a good amount of time on Christmas morning trying to figure out Binoculars only to realize that it didn’t work. Also we I tried to print out the return label it printed out too tiny to read. Now I have to return in the store, what a hassle.

Good quality for the money stable and able to focus.

Seem good, nice weight, size. haven't used them yet. Odd shoulder harness!

Easy to adjust and works well

Good price. Not bad . Ok for basic use

exceptional for the the price. Almost as good as popular optics brand that I paid 8 times more for

Gift for a white elephant

Bought it for my husband he loves them

A gift for 10 yr old granddaughter.