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Proudly created with US engineering, the Nature DX 8x42 reveals image detail you won’t find with other beginners’ binoculars. The fully multi-coated lenses provide maximum light transmission through the entire optical path, resulting in brighter, sharper images even in low light conditions. The high-quality BaK-4 prisms are phase-coated to increase the contrast and resolution. Nearby subjects like plants and insects are easy to view with a close focus of just 6.5 feet. These binoculars also allow the pursuit of distant subjects with 8x magnification and 42 mm objective lenses to easily acquire and follow your subject, no matter the distance. The Nature DX 8x42 body has been specifically designed to endure your travels thanks to its lightweight polycarbonate housing, which protects the binocular from damage. The binocular is 100 percent waterproof and purged with nitrogen gas to prevent internal fogging of the lenses in wet conditions. Rubber armor ensures durability, and the twist-up eyecups with multi-stop function allow for proper positioning of the eyes, even for eyeglass wearers Buy with confidence from Celestron, based in California since 1960..

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When shopping for your first pair of binoculars, sticker shock is common. If spending several hundred dollars on a new hobby makes you nervous, the Celestron Nature DX 8x42 is a perfect choice. In this price range, the image quality is by far the best we've seen. In fact, it rivals models that cost more than twice as much in that regard. The supple focus knobs and easy eyecup adjustments continue the list of beginner-friendly features. We enjoyed the 6.5ft focus range because it let us get a good look at any nearby butterflies or fascinating insects, a big plus for days when the birds just aren't singing. 
The low price does entail some drawbacks. The rubber coating of the Nature DX 8x42 feels lower quality than higher-priced models, and the hinges likewise feel slightly less sturdy. The glass is also lower quality, so low light situations yield slightly dim images. However, the large 42mm objective lenses help in these situations, meaning they perform a bit better in low light than the compact models often found in this price range. Overall, these complaints were minor, and we would wholeheartedly recommend these to anyone looking for a pair on a budget.

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When shopping for your first pair of binoculars, sticker shock is common. If spending several hundred dollars on a new hobby makes you nervous, the Celestron Nature DX 8x42 is a perfect choice. In this price range, the image quality is hands-down the best we've seen. In fact, it rivals models costing more than twice as much in that regard. The supple focus knobs and easy eyecup adjustments continue the list of beginner-friendly features. We enjoyed the 6.5ft focus range because it let us get a good look at any nearby butterflies or fascinating insects, a big plus for days when the birds just aren't singing. 
The low price does entail some drawbacks. The rubber coating of the Nature DX 8x42 feels lower quality than more expensive models, and the hinges likewise feel just a bit less sturdy. The glass is also lower quality, so low-light situations yielded slightly dim images. However, the large 42mm objective lenses helped in these situations, meaning they performed a bit better in low light than the compact models often found in this price range. Overall, these complaints were minor, and we would wholeheartedly recommend these to anyone searching for a pair on a budget.
Read more: Celestron Nature DX 8x42 review

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 You know that they they're good enough to do the job again, the the quality of the eye cups. I guess it keeps the price down, but believe me out in the field not doing what i've just done there. They stay nicely in place regardless handling. It'S got a delightful focus of there with no tight spots or anything they're lovely to use, and, as per usual, i always comment on the connectors for the strap and the way i hold them

 Your hands are really not coming in contact with those, so that is excellent news, so optics wise, you get around about seven and a half degrees field of view with these, which is not not the widest in view, but again coming down to the price. These are not a 300 pound plus set of binoculars, but it really is a delightful wide field of view very bright image, very good contrast, but the thing that stood out for me most with these was the chromatic aberration, or should i say, the lack of it Unless you're, looking at very, very high contrast subjects, there is no chromatic aberration to be seen at all, just on the right hand, side, maybe a little red, color fringing, just very slight, but that is when i was testing on very high contrast subjects. And although there is a little bit of pin cushion distortion, you know these are not flat field binoculars. The focus is, is pretty constant to the outer like 85 90 percent, so very good, considering they are not classed as a flat field binocular

 I tested these and i pushed them up hard against my eyes and they didn't budge that only moved, because i was putting a lot of pressure on there. So don't let that put you off. You know that they they're good enough to do the job again, the the quality of the eye cups. I guess it keeps the price down, but believe me out in the field not doing what i've just done there

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Celestron Nature DX 8x42 ED binoculars review

 In this price range, the image quality is by far the best we've seen. In fact, it rivals models that cost more than twice as much in that regard. The supple focus knobs and easy eyecup adjustments continue the list of beginner-friendly features. We enjoyed the 6

 The supple focus knobs and easy eyecup adjustments continue the list of beginner-friendly features. We enjoyed the 6.5ft focus range because it let us get a good look at any nearby butterflies or fascinating insects, a big plus for days when the birds just aren't singing. 

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 The focus rings are a little sluggish and the view has a small amount of chromatic aberration, but they are sharp enough in the focus department. I didn't want to spend a huge amount, and I got a decent binoc for a good price.

A decent pair of binocs for the price. They are solidly built and fortified against water & fogging. The focus rings are a little sluggish and the view has a small amount of chromatic aberration, but they are sharp enough in the focus department. I didn't want to spend a huge amount, and I got a decent binoc for a good price

Decent binoculars for the price

So far I am really impressed with these binoculars. The clarity is great and the focus nob is smooth. Even with glasses, the binos do a great job. The only gripe I have is with the neck strap

Great Binos but get a New Strap

Very comfortable eye relief, large eyepiece lenses, and adjustable eyecups make for comfortable viewing of entire field of view, even with eyeglasses on. Exit pupil is round and seems to be the about full 5mm in diameter - so there is no significant internal vignetting like in many cheap brands. Light losses are reasonably negligible - when binos are held at a distance toward a white wall, exit pupils seem about as bright and as white as the wall seen directly. The image is sharp and clear for the price (one could say you get what seems like 80% of image quality of top brands for the tenth of their price

A solid instrument for the price

This is justin from birdingoutdoors.com. Today, i'm going to be reviewing the celestron nature dx8x42 binoculars. So if you want to know how it feels like, is it worth it, and some specifications of the binoculars feel free to check this video out? Hey everyone, it's justine from burningout

 It'S much much better. The pictures and that i take through the binoculars and the video that i took to binoculars was really really much clearer, with much lesser chromatic aberration with much lesser um like uh, like tint, like the previous previous binoculars i had was like uh like it had this Greenish tint and it didn't have any um like eye relief and yep. So, okay, i should show you the eye relief, so the eye relief kind of spins out like this on both sides - [ Music, ] yeah. So because i wear eye glasses, it's really good that there's this eye relief, and so i can look through the lens without without any difficulty

 This is really nice grip over here. So it really helps me to to hold the the binoculars really well and it's because it's a it's a roof prism binoculars compared to my previous one was, i think, poro present binoculars. I didn't really want to carry such a bulky looking binoculars, and so this was a really good option. Also, it looks like much more modern than the the poro prism, one that i used to have

 You can check it out and yeah and if you want to know more about the specific specifications and magnification and all that you can definitely check out my full review at birdingoutdoors.com binoculars, so burning outdoors.com binoculars. You can check out my full review of what i really think about this binoculars, along with some pictures and yeah how it how it really feels like all in all, i feel like this binoculars is a pretty well balanced binoculars really compared to my previous one

Celestron Nature DX 8x42 Binoculars - An Owner's Review

Nice pair of Binoculars for what we do, hiking around Nature. Good size/weight, fits nicely in your hand, but not too big. Packs well in my backpack. Nice strength

 Packs well in my backpack. Nice strength. Also like the rugged construction. My last pair sort of fell apart after a number of trips

 Also like the rugged construction. My last pair sort of fell apart after a number of trips. Vey happy.

Great Binocs for the Price!

 I was leaning towards a pair ofBushnell Legacy WP 8 x 42 Binocular Size: 8x42 due to the great reviews and similar specs. What pushed me back towards Celestron was how impressed I was with theCelestron 52268 C90 Mak Spotting scope (Black) , Celestrons website with the compare option and of course Celestrons limited lifetime warranty! Any company that can offer this kind of warranty and still make a profit has to have a good & reliable product!

 The first is the magnification and the second is the objective lens size. These are 8X42 so you have 42mm objective lens and the binoculars magnify the image 8X. You should also realize that not only the image is magnified but also any motion, bumps, waves, bounces etc. You can always mount binoculars to a tripod for astronomy but this would not be very practical on the water

 Once everything is perfectly in focus and you are looking straight thru you will see that objects up to several hundred yards now `pop' in and appear dimensional.  As I mentioned earlier, I researched binoculars for a couple of months before making this purchase and was NOT disappointed. I was leaning towards a pair ofBushnell Legacy WP 8 x 42 Binocular Size: 8x42 due to the great reviews and similar specs. What pushed me back towards Celestron was how impressed I was with theCelestron 52268 C90 Mak Spotting scope (Black) , Celestrons website with the compare option and of course Celestrons limited lifetime warranty! Any company that can offer this kind of warranty and still make a profit has to have a good & reliable product!

Exceeds my expectations! Celestron has not failed to impress me!

 The carrying case it came with is nice. Adjusting the distance between the eyes is snug, not sloppy like cheap binoculars.  Overall, these work real good for us and are a good value. I originally got these for myself

  Overall, these work real good for us and are a good value. I originally got these for myself. But now that my kid has usurped them, I’ll likely order these in 10x42 for myself in the ED version. While I do really like these, I don’t need an identical pair of them in my household

 The strap these came with is a good strap — so we used it to upgrade the strap on my 7 year old’s small binoculars. The rubber on the twist-up eye pieces tends to pop off when you remove the lens cap, which is annoying to me, but my 12 year old hasn’t complained. The carrying case it came with is nice. Adjusting the distance between the eyes is snug, not sloppy like cheap binoculars

Recommended for us new bird watchers

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The 8x42 TrailSeeker ED binocular provides high-level outdoor performance—a perfect compact ED binocular for avid birders, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts. TrailSeeker ED is packed with optical, mechanical, and ergonomic features that make it comparable to binoculars costing two to five times as much. Extra-Low Dispersion (ED) glass virtually eliminates chromatic aberration, also known as color fringing, a visual defect common in binoculars. TrailSeeker ED delivers edge-to-edge sharpness with excellent color correction and razor-sharp images. TrailSeeker ED also offers fully broadband multi-coated optics and phase- and dielectric-coated BaK-4 prisms. Taken together, these features maximize light transmission for the brightest, most detailed images possible. TrailSeeker ED is composed of lightweight and durable magnesium alloy. Its tough, rigid frame is coated with rubber to stand up to hard use in the field. What’s more, the binocular is fully waterproof and filled with dry nitrogen gas to prevent internal fogging of lenses. TrailSeeker ED includes both a neck strap and a carrying harness so you can choose the option that’s most comfortable for you. It’s also tripod adaptable, so you can mount it on any standard photographic tripod for extended viewing or digiscoping sessions. The binocular also includes a protective soft case for storage or transport.

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These binoculars are a close second to the Athlons, with just-as-clear optics, solid construction, and easy-to-use focusing. They also have a slightly smaller grip than the sturdier Athlons.

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 Field of view is very useful if your subject moves quickly or unpredictably (birds, wild mammals, sports athletes, etc). Build quality has been very solid and reliable for me so far.  Some people complain that the Celestron warranty is not as good as the competition and this is true. Some of the other brands have a "no questions asked" return policy for a good period time

 I see a bright clear image with no noticeable chromatic aberration. Field of view is much better than most 8x32 binoculars and the image is sharp over a wider area than other under-$300 binoculars that I have tried. Field of view is very useful if your subject moves quickly or unpredictably (birds, wild mammals, sports athletes, etc). Build quality has been very solid and reliable for me so far

  Some people complain that the Celestron warranty is not as good as the competition and this is true. Some of the other brands have a "no questions asked" return policy for a good period time. Celestron's warranty is very limited in comparison, so definitely take that into consideration, especially if you are hard on your equipment.

 Celestron's warranty is very limited in comparison, so definitely take that into consideration, especially if you are hard on your equipment.

one of the better 8x32 binoculars

 In fact, I kept these - and I may get another pair for my wife. Considering the low price, these are excellent (brightness and sharpness were very good), well-constructed, wide FOV (field of view), a little chunky yet semi-compact binos. Plus, Athlon offers a worry-free, no-fault warranty. I'll keep these laying around the house or in the car

.. We'll see how well they hold up long term, but, for the price, the image these provide is simply outstanding.

 We'll see how well they hold up long term, but, for the price, the image these provide is simply outstanding.

These are excellent binos

 So, back into the case they went, taking them out every time I wanted to use them. The alternative of putting them back into the pack makes it even tougher. As a result, they spent 90% of the time in the case in the pack, only being used at viewpoints where they shine. They are a little heavy and would benefit from a tripod or monopod for long viewing times

 Comes with a carry case, neck strap, carry strap for case and a chest rig that I found not useful. What I found though, was that these binoculars are a bit too bulky and heavy for hiking, especially on rocky trails where I was concerned about knocking them about. So, back into the case they went, taking them out every time I wanted to use them. The alternative of putting them back into the pack makes it even tougher

 As a result, they spent 90% of the time in the case in the pack, only being used at viewpoints where they shine. They are a little heavy and would benefit from a tripod or monopod for long viewing times. Decided to return them for something else, maybe one of the newer ultra-zoom cameras. I have smaller binoculars that have worked fine, just wanted to try something a little higher quality

Bought for a trip to Chilean Patagonia on the recommendation of a birder friend. The binoculars have exceptional imaging whether the object is 20 feet or 2,000 feet away. Comes with a carry case, neck strap, carry strap for case and a chest rig that I found not useful. What I found though, was that these binoculars are a bit too bulky and heavy for hiking, especially on rocky trails where I was concerned about knocking them about

Great binoculars but maybe not for hikers

 When I first tried these I hated them. I often had problems with collimation. I realized after use that the issue wasn't the optics but with me. Once I had them the way I liked/needed them for my less-than-perfect vision they have been great

 I bought these for closer to $200 than $300 after various discounts. At $200 I'd buy another pair. At $300 I might consider something else, but if you want a pair of comparatively cheap binoculars for every day use take a long look at these. I am pretty happy so far

Nice all-around binoculars

For the price these are excellent binoculars. I tested these against the 8x42 monarch 5, monarch 7, vortex vipers, diamondbacks and razors. I returned all, other than the razors (10x42) and these. I thought these performed in low light conditions comparably to the vipers and monarch 7’s both of which are almost double the cost

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