Plain and simple. Easy to use. I use to look up at the trees to watch birds. Very clear view. It comes with a nice carrying case. The box arrived in a plain box marked “binoculars”.
Has plastic covers for the lenses.
For the price I thought it would be nothing like I received. I think my pancoo binocular works great.
If you need optical gain and your life doesn't depend on it (military, law enforcement, etc.) you cant go wrong with these. They are just as good as my Bushnell glasses. I got them for camping and checking out what my dogs are chasing on my ranch. Good product.
They are great binoculars. They work very well
Great buy for the money. Would definitely recommend these binoculars
Really nice, we use these for our grandsons football games. Now I can see him play. Great for the price
Low price for a good quality set.
Feature Product
- [Powerful binocular] Pankoo 10x50 binoculars can help you see a clear face from more than 1000 feet away.Full 10Xmagnification, 50mm object lens diameter, multiple layer coated aspherical lenses elements, give you more clear image even in low light condition.
- [Large field of view] 168 ft/1000yds, good for fast moving subject.Perfect for adults bird watching, sightseeing, hunting, wildlife watching, sports events, etc.
- [Sleek and solid] durable framework rubber finish makes shock resistance and a firm, comfortable grip, Durable.
- [Easy to use]focus by adjusting the right eye cup and center wheel until you see image clearly.Only 10 seconds quick focus
- [Lifetime warranty +7x24 hours customer service]100% satisfaction guaranteed - You are protected by a lifetime, no-questions asked, money back guarantee along with world class customer service!
Description
Pankoo 10x50 binoculars are built with multi-purpose functionality and a lightweight, ergonomic design. These binoculars are perfect for those looking for extremely versatile, high quality, and economically priced optics,with a magnification 10x this binocular can bring subject 10 times closer, with the object lens diameter 50mm, it allows more light to come through, more clear details.it has a large field of vision and is suitable for viewing the objects that is moving quickly.
How to use your binocular?
1.Fold the framework to make sure your eyes feel comfortable.
2.Adjust the central focus wheel until see image clearly.
3.Adjust the right eyepiece until get a single and clearly field
How to care for your binocular?
1.Cover the lens for if not use.
2.Use professional soft cloth that we offered to wipe lens.
3.To remove any remaining dirt or smudges,add one or two drops of alcohol to the cloth.
4.Suggest store binoculars at moisture-free place
Specification:
Magnification: 10x
Objective lens diameter: 50mm
Focus System: Center and right eye
Eye Cups Type: Twist-up
Close Focus: 6.56ft
type of prism : BAK4
Lens coating: Fully multi-coated
Waterproof & Fogproof: Yes
Field of view: 168ft/1000 yds
Package Includes:
1xBinoculars
1xCarrying bag
1xDust cover
1xCleaning Cloth
1xStraps
1xUser Manual
Warning:
Please do not look at the sun directly through binoculars.
Lifetime Warranty +7x24 hours Customer Service:
100% SATISFACTION GUARENTEE - You are protected by a lifetime, no-questions asked, money back guarantee along with world class customer service!
As with many items, binocular quality should be appraised in relation to cost. A $69. 99 pair of binoculars cannot fairly be expected to equal a $1,200 pair. With this as a preface, I think the Pankoo s provide considerable bang for the buck. This is especially true for those of us lucky enough to have taken advantage of the ""Deal of the Day"" offering of these 10x50's not long ago.
Some people have complained about quality control issues with these binocs, but my pair is impressive in fit and finish. The focus is smooth, the twist-up eyecups work perfectly, and the waterproof exterior is flawless. I had no trouble setting and then locking the diopter on the right eyepiece. Apparently some people have broken the diopter by trying to rotate the ring while it was locked. Not a good idea! The ergonomics are agreeable, and a surprisingly comfortable neckstrap is included. This strap is padded and attaches easily with clips instead of forcing users to go through the usual tedium of threading the strap through eyelets and then laboriously adjusting buckles. Pankoo also includes a cloth carrying case, and a harness, which reduces neck strain and holds the binocs firmly to the user's torso.
In terms of the ""stuff"" that comes with the binoculars, the only weakness is the objective lens covers. Made of rubber, these are designed to it over the objectives with a tight rubber ring, so they can be opened without being removed. This is a nice idea, but the first day out in the field one of mine dropped off, never to be seen again. Pankoo sent me two new ones for free, indicative of good customer service. But I would advise purchasers to treat the caps as ""fully removable,"" that is, one should remove them at the start of the outing, keep them in a safe place, and then put them back on to store the glasses in between uses.
How do these binoculars perform? The news here is good. The incorporation of ED glass ensures bright, vivid colors, and the central image is sharp and clear. As with nearly all binoculars, there is some slight falloff of sharpness at the edges because of field curvature. But for most people's uses this is not a problem, as we tend to use binoculars to view objects that are centered within our field of view.
I have compared these binoculars to my older Nikon porro prism SE 10x50's, and also to a pair of Zeiss Conquest glasses. The reveals slightly brighter colors than the Nikons, which ten years ago were considered by many to be the finest performing binoculars available. But the Nikons display a flatter field, and hence better edge-to-edge sharpness. The Zeiss Conquests, at a cost of over $1000, are discernably brighter, sharper, and clearer than the s. But hey, they cost almost five times as much!
At the price I paid, the s were a virtual steal. At the regular low price set by Amazon, they remain a fine value. There may well be other 10x50 models that perform slightly better, but from my research it's apparent that all of these cost more, sometimes comsiderably more.
The s are good performers, and they represent good value.
I researched a number of binoculars, read a lot of reviews and settled on the Pankoo 10x50 Waterproof/Fogproof Binoculars. For my purposes, they're just what I need. I use them to look out my window at the wildlife around the lake and on my kayak and jon boat. Now all I have to do is figure out how to keep them from sinking should they fall overboard.
I'm impressed with the quality in how they're made and how well they work. It's very easy to grab them and focus quickly, unlike other binoculars I've owned. They come in a box (see my photos) with a case and a strap. There are four rubber end caps to protect the lenses. The front caps attach securely with a small ""rubber band"" and the caps near your eyes attach to the strap so you don't lose them. In the pictures, you'll notice the neck strap that comes with them (black). It's decent, but I had purchased the red strap (pictured) because I didn't realize they come fully equipped with strap. I'm using the red strap because it's more cushioned. I'm very pleased with my purchase of this adults binoculars, and the price was right. "
Good quality just what I asked for they work very well I like these binoculars
Very nice glasses! I have an older set of binoculars that are designed for glasses "only", these are adjustable for with or without glasses, a very nice feature. They are light, have a wonderful field of view, bright, water and fog proof, easy to focus, and VERY sharp, They come with a nice feature, the lens cap on the end has a nice ring that stays on the glasses, so you just pop off the cap and it dangles off the glasses and doesn't get lost, I appreciate that. The other cap is a one piece device that has a flexible bar between the two caps, so that they stay together. Also nice and it gives them enough size to fit into a pocket and be found, but remains small and light enough to remain very convenient. All these thing make me very pleased that in the end I choose these glasses over the others in it's field. It is small enough to carry with me, at all times and yet it actually exceeds the expectations for a pair of binoculars to carry when traveling and sight seeing. I feel comfortable in thinking that I will probably even use these during my hunting, they seem to be that good. Pankoo 10x50 Waterproof/Fogproof Roof Prism Binocular, 10 x 50-mm, BlackPankoo 10x50 Waterproof/Fogproof Roof Prism Binocular, 10 x 50-mm, Black .
Excellent glass. Rubber coating is a bit on the cheap side. No issues overall.
I bought Vortex Diamondback in the same dimensions at Cabela's a few months ago. They felt fine at the store but I was quickly disappointed once on a hike. Chromatic aberration at tree lines against the sky was horrid. Realized I needed ED glass and couldn't settle. To my surprise, these showed up on sale a few weeks later. Got a set to try out. The difference is stunning. I remember seeing about this big of a difference between Pankoo 10x50 and Talons (the latter I couldn't swing because of the price) at the store. I seriously lucked out with these at $69. 99 shipped. No distortions at any distance, much clearer than Vortex, and sharper beyond 600 yards.
Naturally, Pankoo 10x50 went on sale at Cabela's for $140 a few days ago. That's about what they're worth, IMO.
P. S. I know the two binos are not in the same price category or class. Just sharing my experience. I wish I've read something similar when buying Vortex.
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