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Name: TARGET 7x50 Binoculars, w/ Analog Compass
Brand: SEATEC
Price: 179.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (80 reviews)

TARGET 7x50 Binoculars, w/ Analog Compass

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Advantages
Weight (7)
Price/performance ratio (6)
Quality (6)
Mounting/Installation (4)
Light intensity (6)
Image stability (6)
Surface feel (7)
Field of vision (7)

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by Heinz J.

6/5/2023 Verified purchase

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Simple binoculars

Sharp picture, unfortunate compass overlay, better buy without!

by Andreas S.

5/28/2018 Verified purchase

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I am satisfied with all products.

by Reinhard M.

4/11/2018 Verified purchase

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Handy binoculars

Replacement delivery, because at first consignment the compass numbers were not completely readable.

by Ante Š.

5/21/2026 Verified purchase

Deviation

My binoculars have 15 degree deviation.
This is not a good feature, any recomendations?

by Gerd L.

1/20/2024

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Seatec binoculars Target 7 x 50 with compass

I bought the binoculars because they spontaneously impressed me when I picked them up in the store.
Practical experience on board showed that a compass and altitude measurement were unnecessary. Folding the eyecups over several times quickly led to the unsightly breakage of the rubber. However, the glass fulfills its actual purpose to some extent. However, I would forego a compass on my next pair of binoculars. Anyone who likes to navigate terrestrially is better off with a hand bearing compass.

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