Specifications

• Specifications
  • Color

    Black
  • Size

    10x50
  • Magnification

    10
  • Lens Dia. (mm)

    50
  • Lens Dia. (inch)

    2
  • Field of View ([email protected])

    93
  • Field of View (°)

    5.3
  • Field of View ([email protected])

    279
  • Close Focus (m)

    4.5
  • Close Focus (f)

    14.8
  • Eye Relief (mm)

    19.5
  • Eye Relief (inch)

    0.8
  • IPD Range (mm)

    57~73
  • IPD Range (inch)

    2.2~2.9
  • Waterproof

    Yes
  • Prism Type

    Porro
  • Length (mm)

    173
  • Width (mm)

    191
  • Depth (mm)

    62
  • Dimensions LxWxD (mm)

    173x191x62
  • Dimensions LxWxD (inches)

    6.8x7.5x2.4
  • Weight (g)

    834
  • Weight (oz)

    29.4
  • Weight (lb)

    1.8
• Technical
  • Body Material

    Aluminum Alloy, Polycarbonate
  • Hinge Type

    Single Hinge, Single Axis
  • Armor Type

    Full
  • Armor Material

    NBR
  • Nitrogen Gas Filled

    Yes
  • Eyecup Type

    Lock & Click Stop
  • Diopter Adjustment Side

    Right
  • Diopter Adjuster Location

    Right
  • Diopter Range

    6.50
  • Focal Length (mm)

    N/A
  • Eyelens Dia (mm)

    21
  • Prism Material

    BAK 4
  • Prism Coating

    Multi
  • PC Coating

    N/A
  • Lens Coating

    Fully multi-coated
  • Serial Number Location

    Tripod adapter socket cap
  • Country of Origin

    China
• Accessories
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    25mm Nylon & Leather Binocular Harness with Quick Release System

    $34.00

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    25mm Bungee Elastic and Leather Binocular Harness with Quick Release System

    $52.00

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  • 

    Binocular Tripod Mount for Binoculars to 50mm OG

    $18.00

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  • 

    Pro Series Lens Cleaning Cloth 20x20cm in pouch

    $4.95

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  • 

    31009 Binocular Case in semi-rigid vinyl for porro prism 50mm

    $33.00

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  • 

    31020 43mm BGA Binocular Rainguard

    $12.00

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  • 

    31072 30mm Neoprene Binocular Strap (10mm loop)

    $15.00

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  • 

    31091 40mm Neoprene Binocular Strap (10mm loop)

    $18.00

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  • 

    31051 Objective Lens Covers For Outer Diameter 60-62mm

    $20.00

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  • 

    Universal Tele-Adapter UTA 2x

    $159.00

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  • 

    UTA Connection Ring 42~41.3mm

    $16.00

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• Videos
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• Reviews

  Imagic TGA WP 7x50 & 10x50 - Neil English

  Tuesday, August 30, 2022

  Images of the Moon in both binoculars displayed excellent contrast and sharpness, and I could detect very little in the way of chromatic aberration in the centre of the field, with lunar craters peppering the southern highlands with impressive clarity.

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Neil English. Click here to read the entire review.

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  Imagic TGA WP 10x50 - Sky at Night Dec 18

  Tuesday, November 20, 2018

  They are very well-balanced, which makes them feel even lighter than they actually are. This means you can use them for long periods before aches and strains set in.

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Steve Tonkin and published in Sky at Night December 18. Click here to read the entire review.

   

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  Imagic TGA WP 7x50 & 10x50 - Dr Lee Sproats

  Friday, October 28, 2016

  I found that the views through both sets of binocular were identical in terms of optical quality. Looking through the binoculars on a wide of daylight terrestrial subjects (landscapes, street views etc.) showed that they gave very bright and high contrast views even on some of the dullest days and I could see no signs of the effects of any internal reflections. 

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Lee Sproats. Click here to read the entire review.

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  Imagic TGA WP 10x50 - Dave Gibson

  Friday, July 29, 2016

  I would recommend these binoculars for astronomy and general purpose use and I would also recommend these as a specialist type of binoculars for birders who do a lot of long range work like estuary watching and raptor watching where a smaller than average field of view and close focus is not as important.

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Dave Gibson. Click here to read the entire review.

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