9 reviews for Bushnell 10×50 Powerview 2.0 Binoculars PWV1050 Bushnell 10×50 Powerview
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Thomas Massey –
Wow!! I originally purchased Usogood binos…stay away from them!!! I had a pair of Bushnells when I was a kid. So I tried again , these bino are great. I have no idea what people are claiming about shaking un less they have onset Parkinsons…no shaking here. Crystal clear focusing. I primarily got these for the hot guy that lives in the apartment building across the street from my building. He is usually shirtless or in a tank top and he is smoking hot! Unfortunately he has a problem. Hes married or a girlfriend. The building is about 50 or 60 yards away and its like im in his living room. I suppose you could use these for bird watching. I do go out on my deck to look at the moon as well, and the other buildings in the area….Hey im just being truthfull…you know you do it to!
jcwoos –
I was disappointed with these binoculars. I was not able to get them to focus properly. As per the instructions I focused the left side first and then the right side but the resulting image was just not sharp. I am able to see better with other, lower power, binoculars.
I ended up returning it.
Lu de Silva –
Heavy binoculars for backyard birdwatching in our backyard. Good for amateurs as I am. One complaint: the small black metal strap adjuster kept falling off in one side of the strap and now I’ve lost it. Since I wrote the initial review, the focus wheel has stopped turning.
Hilfa –
I have to say these have good zoom, good durability, nice weight to them, and they don’t feel cheap. However I also have a Vortex Diamondback HD 12×50 and I would still choose the Vortex as my primary. Here’s why, Clarity. Clarity of Vortex is what beats these Bushnells. I am an avid hunter and clarity is everything. You can see the HD clarity in Vortex that you cannot see in these higher magnification Bushnell’s. Sometimes the zoom is not the only thing that matters, but also the ability to see details through lenses and even though these have higher magnification than the 12×50 Vortex, the details are somewhat less clearer in the Bushnell. HOWEVER if you want something under $100 with really good magnification and decent clarity and don’t mind the bigger size, these Bushnells are definitely worth it. I don’t regret this purchase.
ronnie culver –
Excellant quality. easy to use. could not be happier. Less than 2lbs, my wife carries them like a purse with no problem.
Christopherflowers –
The only real step up from these are thev gigantic heavy Celestion $250 20×80 binoculars that have larger pupil lenses and better optical coatings, that require a tripod.
I recommend while viewing through these binoculars, rest them in from of you on the back of a chair on a towel, since a still image at these magnifications is far, far superior than hand held.
Only complaint, I wish the wishbone that holds both eyecups was made of metal instead of plastic that flexes which causes focus issues if you press to your face to hard. At this price these don’t have coatings to prevent fog so if you’re bringing them outside to humid summer air from being stored in the house air conditioned cold air you may get condensation on the outside of the lenses that won’t stop condensing on until the lenses warm up.
These aren’t for everybody, they’re GREAT for magnification but at the sacrifice of some sharpness and contrast. Our $35 Bushnell 10×50 binoculars also from Amazon are much easier to view with glasses on, and have superior sharpness and contrast!
Brandon W. –
Out of the box my binoculars had a black worm looking defect in one of the lenses. Its inside the lens and cannot be cleaned off, its unfortunate because I can see the black blob while trying to look through the binoculars.
CaseyVR6 –
Love these, would buy again and probably will buy another set as back-up. Clarity is amazing, focus length is great, lenses are clear, bag is durable… what more could you want? If you want to read a newspaper on the surface of the Moon, these are not for you, but if you’re looking at wildlife or some creeper staring at neighbors (if you’re doing that, stop, or at least don’t talk about it because it’s creepy) these are ideal. Fit easily in my hiking pack without adding considerable weight, but a little heavy for the neck strap unless you do the neck/shoulder/sling technique that makes them a little more clumsy to take out. In short, would/will absolutely buy again
Eric –
I was able to see the four Galilean moons last night and tonight without a tripod with these. They are actually 20X unlike most of the Chinese knock offs available on here. They are solid, easy to use, nothing fancy but does exactly what I bought them for. I expect these to last many years.