Celestron Outland X 10x25 Binoculars - Compact and Lightweight for Outdoor Adventures

William Martin: The glasses I bought were a gift. I did look at and through them. Sleek looking binoculars, they operated smoothy with a sharp and clear view, and were easy to operate. I hope to update this review in the future, but these are well made, and it may remain the same.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

JG: Feels solid in the hand and very easy to handle. Bright and sharp

Sweden on Sep 17, 2023

Vincenzo M: L'ho comprato per fare il regalo ad una cresima. E' stato super apprezzato. Ottima qualità costruttiva e ottima rispetto al prezzo. Consigliato anche a chi cerca un binocolo leggero da usare a mano di giorno

Italy on Jul 20, 2023

Manu: En fait rien n'est mauvais sur cette paire de jumelles. La luminosité est bonne (pas autant que sur des jumelles plus grosse mais c'est normal). Le piqué est bon également. Très peu de distorsion et je n'ai même pas constaté d'aberrations chromatiques. Donc pour la taille et bien ça fait le job plutôt correctement. Par contre pas de courroie fournie (ça quand même c'est vraiment mesquin) et pas de caches oculaires. Seul un étui fourni avec la paire de jumelle.

France on Jul 18, 2023

David: I have great binoculars. However I was needing a smaller set so I could go on walks and not feel weight hanging off my neck. But I am spoiled I need quality views.

Celestron has been around for ever and is a very good brand with a low fair price. These binoculoars are very small with hardly any weight. The Field of View and the 8x magnification makes focusing almost too easy. Mostly they have a sharp vision at a fantastic depth of field whenever you look out of them.

Perfect for birds or just enjoying nature. Most of my binoculars are 10x-12x magnification... I love detail.

With smalerl binoculars higher magnefication doesn't make sense. Higher magnification in a smaller binocular takes away scene brightness.

However since I had a choice I bought 10x42 and 12x42 binoculers each for under 200 dollar first Looking at the stars,birds, ships at sea give fantastic view. Nikon, Bushnell, Vortex, and Celestron are the only brands I buy on sale.

Then I would buy these a 8 x 21 binoculars. You would then have all the binoculars you would ever need

One last thought these are 60 dollar binoculars. Since making the best...

United States on Jun 06, 2023

Rigo: Non sono un esperto. Posso dire che l’ho provato e funziona bene, non è difficile regolare il focus e la luminosità è ottima. Avendolo comprato a prezzo ridotto su warehouse deals le cinque stelle sono sono d’obbligo

Italy on Jun 04, 2023

Client d'Amazon: Fait très bien son job, j'ai aussi la 10/5O et la qualité de 10/25 identique mais plus pratique pour le transport

France on May 17, 2023

Terry R: My great-nephew is very bright, and a pretty big guy for a four-and-a-half year old... and he loves to go hiking with Mom and Dad, so I wanted to get him some binoculars of his own. He's also a fairly "rough-and-tumble" sort, so I felt that the binoculars should be able to withstand a good bit of wear and tear.

I first looked at the "Kidwinz Shock Proof 8x21 Kids Binoculars", which seemed to be nicely designed... but several reviews pointed out their tendency to rather easily break, due to their all-plastic body construction.

In searching for a more rugged all-metal design, I came upon the "SkyGenius 8x25 binoculars", which were only slightly more expensive than the Kidwinz, so I ordered a pair. Unfortunately, when they arrived, I found them to be so badly out of collimation as to render them unusable, and I returned them.

Having been an observational amateur astronomer for more than six decades, and having owned a classic Celestron C8 telescope for the past forty years, I finally decided to go with the ultra-reliable Celestron brand, opting for these Outland 8x25s.

As it turns out, this was the perfect choice. Their collimation is...

United States on Nov 01, 2018

Inspired Dribble: Celestron Outland 8X25 Vs Celstron Nature 8X32:

The Celestron Outland 8X25 is a very nice compact binocular. It has a good wide angle to it and is waterproof. It is very easy to tote around. The Celestron Nature 8X32 (at 3 times the price) weighs much more and is larger and bulkier. If I did not have the Nature to compare, I would say the optics of the Outland were near perfect. They both seem to have a nice wide angle of view.

However, you do get something more with the larger nature 8X32 and at three times more money. In dim light, the Celestron Nature 8X32 with the larger aperture apparently gathers more light as it seems to be brighter than looking with no binoculars with the naked eye, and the Celestron Outland 8X25 seems ever so slightly darker in dim light through them than looking with the naked eye. In normal outdoor day light they both appear similarly bright and both render a decently wide angle view. Subjectively the image from 8X32 Celestron Nature seems slightly more vivid and also seems to render a slightly larger image magnification.

The optics of the Outland 8X25 are very good, and as mentioned, if I did not have...

United States on Dec 12, 2014