12X50 Professional HD Binoculars for Adults with Phone Adapter, High Power Binoculars with BaK4 prisms, Super Bright Lightweight & Waterproof Binoculars Perfect for Bird Watching, Hunting, Stargazing

Worth The WaitThese Gllysion binoculars were my Christmas present; they were out of stock so I waited. I was impressed by their many positive reviews.I am glad I waited. These binoculars are fabulous! They are sturdy, well built, and they boast a high quality lens. The best part for me is they are extremely light weight. This enables me to hold them steady while viewing whales from my Lanai. I was able to hold them steady for over 15 minutes vs less than 1 minute with my other pair. The quality lens gave me a clear, bright colored, vivid, 3-D picture. It seemed like I was on the whale watching boat. The image was wider and clearer than with the other pair.Because of their light weight I took them on my morning walk and viewed a Night Heron as if he were by my side.My husband has a pair of 12x42 binoculars and I thought they were perfect until I got this pair. These are lighter, the image larger, clearer and colors more vivid.These quality binoculars are easy to use and light to carry. I highly recommend them.

These things are amazing. Best binoculars I’ve ever used. The magnification is super strong and everyone I’ve shared them with has been very impressed by how far and clearly you can see with them.

They feel rugged and durable and have a nice rubberized texture thats comfortable to hold, they're easy to adjust to your eyes and easy to focus. The picture is clear and focuses pereceftly. They also provide plenty of magnificarion to be effecrive. The only downsides are they are hard to see through in low light enviroments and the lenses have a slight white tint to them, making the colors slightly more saturated in normal lighting. Overall its a good pair of binoculars that exceed the expectations of the price.

I spent the weekend using the 12x50 Gllysion binoculars I purchased last week as an alternative to a pair of Nikon 10x50 StayFocus Plus II I’ve owned for 20+ years, and I have a couple observations.The Gllysions came with a sturdy nylon slightly-padded carrying case and neck strap, lens covers for both pairs, two tethers and a neck strap for the binoculars themselves, cleaning cloth, and a cell phone adapter to position a cell camera and take a picture through one lens tube.The Gllysions weigh just under 1lb 10oz, about 8 ounces lighter than the Nikons. One thing I liked immediately was the overall profile, about 1/3 less than the Nikons. Accordingly, supporting the Gllysions is easier, and there’s really no serious tension involved to hold them steady.The eyecups ‘pop out’ by rotating them, so viewing with or without eyeglasses is accommodated easily. I do both, depending. And there’s an attachment point for a tripod adapter.As far as the image goes, I can only say I have no complaints. I’m not an optics expert and I’ve never dissected the performance of any optics I’ve had. As long as I can see what I need to I’m content. Today I could easily see the chipmunk running across the rock wall on the other side of our four acres. That’s got to be about a hundred yards or more away. I’ll also use these as a quick alternative to setting up a range scope for target practice at under a hundred yards. The image at every distance I looked at was crisp, and the colors accurate even under some low light conditions.Last was the cell phone camera adapter. I was skeptical this was going to work, and when I set it up and watched the image on the cell screen moving around (I was holding it free hand) I was sure the picture would be blurred out. But it wasn’t! It took just two tries to get a focused picture at about a hundred feet. The other picture was just barely blurred, but perfectly usable. I’m sure if I was bird watching or something at long distances, I’d put it on a tripod.So overall I like them. And at this price point I think they’re a good value.

Five Stars or as I like to say two thumbs up on these 12x50 binoculars. Don’t let the fact that they are made by some lesser known brand hold you back from purchasing them. They’re well worth the price.I like to know how binoculars are going to perform both for distance viewing and close range. So, I’ve provided two pictures to back up my review. I used the included cell phone adapter with my iPhone X to take these pics.The first is a herd of Elk from 1.47 miles away (according to Google Earth). As you can see from the pic, you can easily find and identify how many Elk are there. If you wanted to count tines or gross score a bull then you would want to use a spotting scope. The fact that these binoculars show this much clarity at this distance is a testament to their quality.The second picture provides a close-up perspective of a tree about 50 feet away. The details of the limbs makes me look forward to using these binoculars for bird watching…I can imagine a Mountain Blue Bird perched on one of limbs! One of my favorite ways to evaluate binoculars is to look at limbs and see how distinct they appear. High quality glass will provide sharp edges and clear details as these do. Also, notice how clear the limbs are but the background is blurred…this shows how effective the focus is at helping you define what your looking at.One final point that I want to mention is that these binoculars have a screw mount that enables you to affix them to a tripod or window mount. This is very helpful for extended viewing sessions.