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Condition: New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is ... New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Eyecups: Twist -up

Armor material: Rubber

Waterproof: IPX7

Size: Full-Size

Objective Lens Diameter: 50mm

MPN: F9351

Tripod Adapter interface: Yes

Eye Relief: 24mm

Field of view(at 1000yds): 320ft

Min. focul length: 2m

Features: Dustproof, Waterproof

Optical Design: Roof/Dach Prism

Exit pupil distance: 17mm

Lens Coating: Fully Multi-Coated

Color: Black

Maximum Magnification: 10x

Exit Pupil: 4.88mm

Dimension: 165*148*66mm

Brand: SVBONY

Type: Binoculars

Model: SV202

Diopter system: Right eyepiece

Country/Region of Manufacture: China

Application: Birding, General Purpose, Astronomy

Prism: Bak4

Net Weight: 951g

UPC: 792855937692

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SVBONY is a young optics company that manufactures and sells astronomical telescopes and astronomical accessories, spotting scopes, binoculars, monocular and microscope. Dedicated to producing more ...

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by eppichl
Nov 05, 2021
Possibly Fantastic, But Must Check for Alignment! (also check out SV47!)
If you are looking at these SV202, I suggest that you also check the SvBony SV47 binoculars, which are less than half the price! They are cheaper since they use a composite (but still very solid) housing instead of magnesium, and the normal non-ED lenses are not as bright by a few percentage points. Otherwise, the user experience is pretty much the same. I have both sets. The SvBony SV47 binoculars can be a fantastic bargain, but sometimes they are hit or miss. I was introduced to the SvBony brand several years ago when I was shopping for affordable eyepieces for my Dobsonian telescope. I have several of their eyepieces, and they have all been excellent performers! This past year I decided to check out their binoculars, and the results have been more mixed, but if you receive a good ... If you are looking at these SV202, I suggest that you also check the SvBony SV47 binoculars, which are less than half the price! They are cheaper since they use a composite (but still very solid) housing instead of magnesium, and the normal non-ED lenses are not as bright by a few percentage points. Otherwise, the user experience is pretty much the same. I have both sets. The SvBony SV47 binoculars can be a fantastic bargain, but sometimes they are hit or miss. I was introduced to the SvBony brand several years ago when I was shopping for affordable eyepieces for my Dobsonian telescope. I have several of their eyepieces, and they have all been excellent performers! This past year I decided to check out their binoculars, and the results have been more mixed, but if you receive a good set, they are a great set, probably better than anything at this price (new). My impression of the optics industry these days is that much of the precision lens grinding and coating is pretty well automated, along with the binocular bodies. The SV47 appears to be a fiberglass reinforced polymer body, which is extremely good quality, and offers a lot of cost savings over the magnesium bodied binoculars out there, which I think are produced out of tradition more than any truly superior performance. The big wildcard with inexpensive binoculars is how well they are assembled. It takes a lot of manual care and precision to dial in a set of roof-prism binoculars; each side must be perfectly collimated, which is a bit of a dark art itself, and THEN they must be perfectly aligned with each other so that both eyes are pointed exactly the same direction. If they AREN'T (which seems to be common with cheaper binoculars), then your eyes must strain to resolve a double image, and you will feel it when you stop using the binoculars after a few minutes (either with a headache or eye ache). To make sure it isn't user error, be sure to extend the eyecups and adjust the diopter properly, as that's required for any set of binoculars. But, if your eyes hurt after using these binoculars for several minutes, then they have issues and you'll want to send them back. Check them as soon as you get them!. Alignment is not something regular people will be able to fix unless you are an expert at assembling binoculars. SO, if you get a well-aligned pair of SV47 binoculars, I think they compare extremely favorably to their top-of-the-range SV202 binoculars. They are less than half the price, have a greater focus range, and actually have a nicer carrying case. The SV202 has a better neoprene neck strap and costs more due to the magnesium body, and ED glass. The difference in performance is only a few percent in extra brightness though. For the same money, I would recommend getting 2 pairs of the SV47, and giving one to a friend (assuming both are well aligned). If you want compact roof-prism binoculars that have excellent clarity, these are great! If you don't mind heavy, bulky binoculars and want a really wide field and immersive of view, then I haven't found anything better than a vintage set of porro-prism binoculars from the 60's or 70's, like a 7x35 with an FOV of 578 ft at 1000 yds, but maybe I'm just weird. I'm not sure why no one makes those anymore! The old porro's have great depth of focus, which means that objects near and far are in focus at once, while roof-prism binoculars must constantly be refocused as you look around a scene. Also, the objective lenses of the porro binoculars are further apart, giving you a much better 3D stereoscopic effect. As with any set of binoculars, don't drop them, as that will probably ruin them (knock them out of alignment). Also, the lenses can still be scratched, so keep away from sand! Treat them like the precision instrument they are, and that you got a great deal on!
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by commonsen-95
Apr 10, 2024
Fantastic for a Chinese made Binoculars
Highly recommend ED Binoculars to buy for around just over $100 on sale. These are way better quality compared to the Vortex Diamondback HDs and the Chinese made Nikon Monarchs especially the glass. Only negative I can see is the lack of a warranty aside from eBay buyer protection if you receive a defective or damaged one. I've bought two of these so far and no issues. Why buy two? No warranty so at least I've got a spare. If $100 is too much for anyone's budget then buy the Visionking 8x32 HDs instead for $39.99. I also have the SV47 and the Visionking HD is better quality. Highly recommend ED Binoculars to buy for around just over $100 on sale. These are way better quality compared to the Vortex Diamondback HDs and the Chinese made Nikon Monarchs especially the glass. Only negative I can see is the lack of a warranty aside from eBay buyer protection if you receive a defective or damaged one. I've bought two of these so far and no issues. Why buy two? No warranty so at least I've got a spare. If $100 is too much for anyone's budget then buy the Visionking 8x32 HDs instead for $39.99. I also have the SV47 and the Visionking HD is better quality.
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