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# Nitrogen-filled, waterproof & fog proof 10x magnification for detailed viewing Magnesium alloy chassis with rubber armor Leica Ultravid 10x32 HD Plus, Black

**Brand:** leica
**Price:** Bs.47242
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔭 See the world like never before — clarity that commands attention.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Leica Ultravid 10x32 HD Plus, Black by leica
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.47242 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- leica enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted leica brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lightweight Luxury:** Compact 10x32 design with magnesium alloy chassis reduces fatigue during long observation sessions.
- • **Comfort Meets Control:** Ergonomic rubber armor and twist-up click-stop eyecups provide a secure grip and customizable eye relief.
- • **Built for the Elements:** Waterproof, fog proof, and sealed to 16 feet depth—ready for any outdoor adventure without compromise.
- • **Effortless Precision Focus:** Center focusing with lubrication-free PETP discs ensures smooth, fast, and reliable adjustments.
- • **Crystal-Clear Vision, Anytime:** SCHOTT HT glass & phase-corrected prisms deliver vibrant, distortion-free images even in low light.

## Overview

The Leica Ultravid 10x32 HD Plus binoculars combine premium SCHOTT HT glass and advanced phase-corrected roof prisms with durable, lightweight magnesium alloy construction. Featuring a wide 67° field of view, nitrogen-filled waterproofing, and scratch-resistant coatings, these binoculars deliver bright, high-contrast images with true color fidelity. Designed for professionals and enthusiasts who demand uncompromising optical performance and ergonomic comfort in a compact, portable form.

## Description

Built with the same materials and to the same precise specifications as the larger models, Leica's 10x32 Ultravid HD-Plus Binocular delivers bright and clear high-contrast images across the entire field of view with true color rendition and virtually zero distortion. The smaller objectives reduces the overall size and weight for better portability and less muscle strain during long-duration viewing session, while still delivering competent low-light performance. Helping to compensate for the distracting hand-shake common with using 10x and greater optics, is a wide 67° apparent viewing angle. This allows the use of high magnification binoculars without the need for stabilization equipment such as harnesses. Leica employs specially formulated SCHOTT HT glass which increases light transmission especially in the blue-violet light band, improves color fidelity, and enhances low-light performance. Scratch and abrasion-resistant High Durable Coating (HDC), and hydrophobic Aqua Dura coating on outer lens protect surfaces and causes water and oil to bead off for easier cleaning and clearer vision. The roof prisms feature P40 phase-correction and the proprietary High Lux System (HLS) coatings. These coatings virtually eliminate chromatic aberration for enhanced color rendition and increased contrast. Complementing the optical performance are uncompromising construction details. To reduce user fatigue during long glassing sessions, the chassis is made of a lightweight yet durable magnesium alloy, with a high-tensile titanium center hinge axle. The optical tubes are nitrogen-filled for fog proof performance and sealed to make the binocular submersible to 16 feet. Ergonomic thumb indents on the bottom of the binocular coupled with protective rubber armoring provide a comfortable slip-resistant grip. A lubrication-free focus system provides fast and precise focusing, with PETP-Discs to provide smooth movement throughout the broad operating temperature range.

Review: Truth is there really is no better per say - I ordered these after trying the Swaro EL 8.5X42. I wanted to try both and see which one was "better". Truth is there really is no better per say, just differences. First off, this is a much smaller unit in the hand, it is about 1/2 shorter than either the EL or 3/4" than the new Zeiss SF. I liked that. However, the EL did not bother me with it's size as a deciding factor. -The diopter works great on both, but I liked being able to see what the position was on the Leica, again nothing big. -I like the fact this is 7x, after plenty of research I feel this is one of the best if not THE best magnification to get, with the wider fov, better dof and bigger 6mm exit pupil for low light. 8 or 8.5x also ok, after trying both (8 & 7) side by side I really could not see the slight mag increase and so the other factors weighed heavily in my decisions to go 7x. -Glass - great nothing bad to say. Seems to be clear to the edges, maybe not quite as much as the EL? I could not really tell to be honest, but that is the EL claim to fame with their field flattener. The Leica glass is very very clear and warm. The colors just POP. In low light it works wonders as well. I had an old Zeiss Classic 10x40 (excellent glass) and did a direct comparison in dusk to almost night time and the Leica made a HUGE difference. I was looking at a planters pot at about 30yards away and with the Zeiss it was black and the leaved were mudded and everything just faded into the background. With the Leica the planet still looked brown and the leaved clear and crisp with plenty of DOF. Overall, very happy with the glass - Eye cups, better than the EL for me. These have VERY positive clicks in and out and will not move. No complaints there. The EL were a bit more sloppy (wrong word really) but were just fine. -Build Quality - Leica is well, Leica. So the build quality is excellent! They use a Magnesium housing with a Titanium rod for the focus, that way it will not be susceptible to climate changes making the focus move slower in cold weather - very cool! The rubber armor is very nice feeling. Overall you feel like this is a luxury product. It feels VERY well made. In comparison to the EL, the Leica wins for build quality in my opinion. The Swaro is excellent too, but their rubber does not feel as nice to me and overall, I just did not get the same feeling of quality. If you search around you will get people thinking the same thing. Leica<Swar<Zeiss foru build quality is the general consensus and I agree. That's about it I guess. I guess it sort of ended up being a comparison to the EL? So I hope that helps people out a bit. The Swar is great too. I may try the NEW EL coming out in OCT 2015. Glass will be the same just cosmetic differences and the armor is changing, so maybe that will address the feeling of it for me? Not sure. Either bin is far and beyond gtg for your average user and is just splitting hairs to be honest. I highly suggest taking the 7x a go vs 8x. Go do your HW on the topic. There is plenty out there on it. Birdforum being a great tool for research.
Review: Trinovid or Ultravid? - If you are trying to decide whether to buy Ultravids or Trinovids, then maybe I can help. I own and have owned several of both. The Ultravids, in any magnification and size, are sharper and clearer, but not by much. I do not believe that the difference in price justifies the incremental differences in use across the two classes. But, if like me you want the best without spending $3k, then the Ultravids are the way to go. This pair, the Ultravid 8x32 HD Plus, is smaller and lighter than I expected. They are beautifully made, of excellent optical quality, and are a joy to use in the field. The diopter adjustment is precise and is better than the Trinovids. The focus wheel is perfect in size and resistance. Light transmission is stunning. I go birding on an almost daily basis, so I use several pairs of Leicas regularly. I really like the brand. There are other brands and models that are excellent. But you won't be disappointed with these. Yes, the price is punishing, but only once. Then, every use thereafter is rewarding. Save up, and then buy the best you can.

## Features

- SCHOTT HT Glass Phase-Corrected Roof Prisms
- HDC and Aqua Dura Lens Coatings 67° Wide Angle Viewing
- Nitrogen-Filled, Water and Fog proof Closed Bridge Configuration
- Magnesium Alloy Chassis Protective Rubber Armor
- Center Focusing Twist-Up Click-Stop Eyecups

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01ASC5WCU |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Apparent Angle of View | 6.7 Degrees |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,812 in Camera & Photo Products ( See Top 100 in Camera & Photo Products ) #828 in Binoculars |
| Brand | Leica |
| Built-In Media | Binoculars |
| Coating | Phase Coating |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Various binocular accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 35 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Exit-Pupil Diameter | 3.2 Millimeters |
| Eye Relief | 13.2 Millimeters |
| Features | Fog Proof, Lightweight |
| Field of View | 67 Degrees |
| Focus Type | Center Focus |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00799429400910 |
| Item Height | 2.2 inches |
| Item Type Name | Ultravid HD-Plus Binocular |
| Item Weight | 2.5 Pounds |
| Magnification Maximum | 10 x |
| Manufacturer | Leica |
| Model Name | Ultravid HD-Plus Binocular |
| Mount Type | Roof |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 32 Millimeters |
| Prism Type | Roof Prism |
| Size Map | Compact |
| Special Feature | Fog Proof, Lightweight |
| Specific Uses | Bird Watching |
| Specific Uses For Product | Bird Watching |
| UPC | 799429400910 |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Zoom Ratio | 10 multiplier_x |

## Images

![Leica Ultravid 10x32 HD Plus, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/511HiC61EaL.jpg)
![Leica Ultravid 10x32 HD Plus, Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/5134RQ9DCdL.jpg)
![Leica Ultravid 10x32 HD Plus, Black - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61-hgSJeL6L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Truth is there really is no better per say
*by M***E on August 28, 2015*

I ordered these after trying the Swaro EL 8.5X42. I wanted to try both and see which one was "better". Truth is there really is no better per say, just differences. First off, this is a much smaller unit in the hand, it is about 1/2 shorter than either the EL or 3/4" than the new Zeiss SF. I liked that. However, the EL did not bother me with it's size as a deciding factor. -The diopter works great on both, but I liked being able to see what the position was on the Leica, again nothing big. -I like the fact this is 7x, after plenty of research I feel this is one of the best if not THE best magnification to get, with the wider fov, better dof and bigger 6mm exit pupil for low light. 8 or 8.5x also ok, after trying both (8 & 7) side by side I really could not see the slight mag increase and so the other factors weighed heavily in my decisions to go 7x. -Glass - great nothing bad to say. Seems to be clear to the edges, maybe not quite as much as the EL? I could not really tell to be honest, but that is the EL claim to fame with their field flattener. The Leica glass is very very clear and warm. The colors just POP. In low light it works wonders as well. I had an old Zeiss Classic 10x40 (excellent glass) and did a direct comparison in dusk to almost night time and the Leica made a HUGE difference. I was looking at a planters pot at about 30yards away and with the Zeiss it was black and the leaved were mudded and everything just faded into the background. With the Leica the planet still looked brown and the leaved clear and crisp with plenty of DOF. Overall, very happy with the glass - Eye cups, better than the EL for me. These have VERY positive clicks in and out and will not move. No complaints there. The EL were a bit more sloppy (wrong word really) but were just fine. -Build Quality - Leica is well, Leica. So the build quality is excellent! They use a Magnesium housing with a Titanium rod for the focus, that way it will not be susceptible to climate changes making the focus move slower in cold weather - very cool! The rubber armor is very nice feeling. Overall you feel like this is a luxury product. It feels VERY well made. In comparison to the EL, the Leica wins for build quality in my opinion. The Swaro is excellent too, but their rubber does not feel as nice to me and overall, I just did not get the same feeling of quality. If you search around you will get people thinking the same thing. Leica<Swar<Zeiss foru build quality is the general consensus and I agree. That's about it I guess. I guess it sort of ended up being a comparison to the EL? So I hope that helps people out a bit. The Swar is great too. I may try the NEW EL coming out in OCT 2015. Glass will be the same just cosmetic differences and the armor is changing, so maybe that will address the feeling of it for me? Not sure. Either bin is far and beyond gtg for your average user and is just splitting hairs to be honest. I highly suggest taking the 7x a go vs 8x. Go do your HW on the topic. There is plenty out there on it. Birdforum being a great tool for research.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Trinovid or Ultravid?
*by T***R on May 13, 2025*

If you are trying to decide whether to buy Ultravids or Trinovids, then maybe I can help. I own and have owned several of both. The Ultravids, in any magnification and size, are sharper and clearer, but not by much. I do not believe that the difference in price justifies the incremental differences in use across the two classes. But, if like me you want the best without spending $3k, then the Ultravids are the way to go. This pair, the Ultravid 8x32 HD Plus, is smaller and lighter than I expected. They are beautifully made, of excellent optical quality, and are a joy to use in the field. The diopter adjustment is precise and is better than the Trinovids. The focus wheel is perfect in size and resistance. Light transmission is stunning. I go birding on an almost daily basis, so I use several pairs of Leicas regularly. I really like the brand. There are other brands and models that are excellent. But you won't be disappointed with these. Yes, the price is punishing, but only once. Then, every use thereafter is rewarding. Save up, and then buy the best you can.

### ⭐ Eye Cups are too short for the eye relief.
*by D***U on August 15, 2018*

It depends on how shallow your eye sockets are but I found the eye cups to short for the stated eye relief. This results in a lot of black outs unless you "float" the binoculars away from your eyes and don't rest them in your eye sockets. Not really usable that way. A lot of binoculars are this way and I don't know why manufacturers continue to not make the eye cups long enough. Unusable for me. I returned them.

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