I admit that I have mixed feelings - the binoculars do have good quality glass and are sharp, but they also have their shortcomings - it's hard to adjust the focus and the adjustment should be "longer" because here a small movement of the knob gives a significant jump in sharpness :( Additionally, the knob itself works quite stiffly and you have to use some force to move it (of course, this has its pros and cons - I'm writing objectively). This binoculars lack diopter correction and that (in my case) eliminates the binoculars from use :( Yes, there is something similar because the eyecups on the eye side twist out of the tube in steps, but this is rather about making space for the eye - as in other binoculars with those rubber eyepieces. Well, you could expect more and for this amount of money, I don't know if it wouldn't be better to put in a bit more and buy something else that will truly do the job :)
