Bushnell H2O Waterproof Roof Prism Binoculars for Outdoor Adventures

David Lázaro: Buenos prismáticos, los utilizo para mis excursiones por la montaña y observar las vistas desde la cima.

Spain on Nov 21, 2023

Sell: Ce sont de bonnes jumelles, bon rapport qualité/prix ! Facile à régler, bonne luminosité, facile à prendre en main... rien à redire.

France on Nov 17, 2023

foreright: great to use they give fantastic views well made worth the price tag the out down side is the bag to carry them to small and a tight fit apart from that all very good

United Kingdom on Nov 10, 2023

Dr. Alpesh Agrawat: Basically use this product for bird watching. I have 10x50 Nikon but this gentleman became old. This Bushnell is comparatively light weight around 500 GM's. Image clarity is very good. Field of vision is better than Nikon. Whatever little use since last few days is satisfactory. One can better track faster movements. Good Buy.

India on Nov 02, 2023

Rafael W.: Das Glas hat ein schönes Design, wirkt sehr wertig und flößt durch sein überraschend hohes Gewicht zunächst so etwas wie Respekt ein.
Die optischen Qualitäten sind allerdings trotz Bak4 Prismen aus meiner Sicht nur mittelmäßig. Recht ausgeprägte Randunschärfe war bei meinem Exemplar ziemlich irritierend. Lichtstärke ist okay aber nicht überragend. Ich fand es auch durch das relativ hohe Gewicht und die schmale Bauform unbequem zum Halten.
Im Vergleich z.B. zu einem Bresser Hunter 8x40 um ca. einen Drittel des Preises kaum Unterschied, das Hunter ist sogar subjektiv besser bei der räumlichen Darstellung - beim Bushnell wirkt das Bild nämlich ziemlich eindimensional und relativ "flach".
Ich habe es nicht behalten.

Germany on Sep 16, 2023

kiloerty: I would get these again. We bought the “10x.” Used on an Alaskan vacation. Quality images. Good range. Nice clarity. It helped for not only sight seeing, but seeing into towns to get the lay of the land before exiting cruise ship. Would be good for nature lovers, looking for glaciers, whales and other wildlife. These are midsized without being too heavy like old school versions. Carry case, neck band and lens covers included. These are a solid buy at under 90 dollars.

United States on Jul 09, 2023

Ma B: I bought these on a Prime Day special to take to South Padre Island to use for close up viewing of gulls and shorebirds on the beach and for viewing from beach to wave surface. My husband and I are fairly serious birders and own numerous pairs of slightly higher end and stronger magnification binoculars and spotting scopes. I really didn't consider these to be super legit optics, just an affordable backup pair for the beach. We had spent half an hour or so hanging out, making friends with seagulls, taking cell phone pictures. The longer I used these little binos, the more I liked them-they felt nice in the hand (love their rubberized coating!), had great edge to edge image quality, small but substantial. My (type 1 diabetic) husband seemed happy, sitting on his beach chair at the edge of the surf, dozing on and off, and enjoying the scene. But, as the low waves surrounded him, his beach chair sank deeper and deeper into the sand and I realized he was doing nothing to extricate himself. It was then I knew his blood sugar had tanked and he was already unresponsive. I had to get him up onto his feet and out of the water rickticky, pull his beach chair out of the sand, gather up all...

United States on Dec 23, 2018

Muka: I'm no expert in binoculars, I'm not a birder, I'm just a guy who is looking for binoculars that work well for hikes in the local forests. So I want good light sensitivity, good weather proofing, and good value for the dollar.

I compared specs for the Bushnell H20s and the Bushnell Legend Ultra HD's, both 8x42, booth roof prism. I paid about $240 for the legend, vs. $105 for the H20 + Harness. On the Bushnell website you can compare specs, and these look really similar.

In terms of physical size, the two are about the same. The image is adjusted the same. Both have right eye adjustment and eye relief adjustment. The grips on the H20s are a little bit thicker and softer, and I think have an edge in friendliness.

The major stated difference:
Close Focus (ft/m): 18ft vs 6.5ft

is strange because on my hands-on testing, I found it be more like 10ft for the H20 vs 6.5 ft for the Legend. So although the legend is better, it isn't that much better, to me.

The HD's have a slightly larger field of view, which I did notice, and which was nice.

In theory the H20s don't work with the screw-in tripod adapter, but it sure looks like they both have the...

United States on Jun 29, 2013