Vortex Optics Viper HD Roof Prism Binoculars 10x42

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XR Lens Coatings: Vortex proprietary XR anti-reflective coatings, fully multi-coated on all air-to-glass lens surfaces, increase light transmission for maximum brightness.

HD (High Density) extra-low dispersion glass delivers impressive resolution and colour fidelity, resulting in High Definition imagesThe eyecups are ok, but they don't actually stay in any position other than all the way in or all the way out. If you set them to any of the middle positions then they will eventually migrate to the all the way in position. However what is a little different is that Vortex use Argon gas and not the more commonly used Nitrogen. Memory Cards & Storage SD Cards Micro SD cards CFexpress cards Compact Flash and CFast cards Card Readers SSD and USB Drives Scanners Twist Eyecups: Twist up and down to precise, intermediate settings to maximize custom fit for comfortable viewing with or without spectacles.

Vortex Optics which hails down from Wisconsin is undoubtedly a well-trusted contemporary optics brand; whereas Nikon is a Japan-based optics brand considered as the master in the binoculars market. So, read on to find out which one should you go for! Nikon Monarch 7 vs Vortex Viper HD – pros and cons After comparing them on the scale of different activities, it’s time to evaluate which binocular has better built, design, reliability, and robustness. So, without any further ado, let’s delve into more details. FOV The optical performance of the Vortex Viper HD is every bit as impressive as its build quality and ergonomics. The image is bright and crisp with excellent contrast and superb detail. As you can see from the comparison table below, this is good, but not spectacular for a full sized 10x binocular. Lens Filters Clear UV and Protection Filters Polarising Filters Neutral Density Filters Cokin Creative Filter System Other Filters Filter Stepping Rings Close-Up LensesThere’s a big noticeable jump from a Nikon M7 to a MHG or a Terra to a conquest , not only in optics but also in build quality. That’s not the case between these two Vortex. It’s possible the Viper is just a great little mid level binocular and a sweet spot in the Vortex lineup. There’s so little separating these two. Ive always been one of those people who’s willing pay (reluctantly) the premium for the small but noticeable improvements in optics , but on these two I couldn’t justify it if I can’t see the difference. The Razor UHD is a whole other story, it’s almost like Vortex went from a mid level (viper ) to a premium alpha (UHD) in one jump and left out the upper mid level, imo.

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