Olympus Binocular 10x 50 DPS-1 - Black

Excellent Clarity and Performance for Nature Lovers!I recently purchased the Olympus 10x50 S binoculars, and I couldn’t be more impressed. The image clarity is outstanding — crisp, bright, and detailed, even in lower light conditions. The 10x magnification paired with the wide 50mm objective lens makes it perfect for birdwatching, wildlife observation, and even catching action at sports events or concerts.They feel solid and well-built, yet surprisingly comfortable to hold for extended periods. The grip is ergonomic, and the focus wheel operates smoothly. I also appreciate the wide field of view, which makes it easier to track moving subjects in nature.Overall, these binoculars offer excellent value for the quality. Whether you're a casual observer or a dedicated enthusiast, the Olympus 10x50 S won’t disappoint!

Not a bad pair of binoculars. Focuses nicely and very clear. If you wear glasses then you have to fold over the rubber eye piece to get a full view. Apart from that, excellent, recommended.

These are excellent binoculars for bird watching great quality very clear images up close or far away come with case and lens protectors the only thing I changed was the neck strap as it’s pretty thin and hurts your neck after a hour of it being on as they are quite heavy other than that great and I would recommend these

Ive had a few binoculars over the years. Had good Hawke binoculars and regretted selling them - so thats what I'm comparing these to.Not as good an image as the Hawkes I owned- and yet they're as sharp as any good mid range binos and dont break the bank.Where they beat the Hawke 10x42s is in overall light - even low light - pick-up which is pretty remarkable. That alone is usually a major selling point for high end binos. How they do it without all the fully multi-coated ED HD UHD magic glass I have no idea. Makes for a bright image which in turn makes viewing anything a pleasure.Bought for $107 euro or £90 sterling. Perfect, no. Very good, yes. If you see them on sale at a lower price I would definitely recommend.

Well after having used a 35 year old plus USSR made binoculars 8x32 I thought it was time for a change. I have taken to doing a spot of bird watching in my reasonably sized garden after moving house 4 years ago. I did a quick bit of research and went for a 10x50 S field 6.5 Olympus binoculars. I have not been disappointed. The clarity and ease of use is really good. The binoculars do weigh nearly 1 kg but feel fine in my hands. It comes with a well padded case plus a strap u attach yourself located inside the case.Well priced at £78 and delivery was within 48 hours of ordering and delivered via Royal Mail. I certainly would recommend for bird watching. Anything bigger and I am advised they become heavier and harder to keep steady on the subject matter.

Superb optics for the money!

A bit on the bulky side but compensates for the ease of use.

Bought for my recent trip to India, hoping to see some tigers. Sadly, I didn't see any, but the binoculars were great for general wildlife spotting. For the price, they were excellent. I haven't got any other glasses to compare these to, but they are good and solid, with a very clear view