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The 7x35 class binoculars - once very popular, now a real rarity. Have we rightly replaced them with other models? Hopefully our latest article will answer that question. Enjoy reading!

The BX-4 Pro Guide HD series produced by American Leupold consists of six roof-prism pairs of binoculars with the following parameters: 8x32, 10x32, 8x42, 10x42, 10x50, and 12x50.

The series of Vixen New Foresta II comprises five models with the following parameters: 8x32, 10x32, 8x42, 10x42, and 8x56. All of them are Schmidt-Pechan roof prism constructions, with phase-corretion coated prisms made of BaK-4 glass.

There is no need to introduce this equipment to astronomy enthusiasts, but other fans of good optics may not know that the Sky Watcher Evostar 72 ED can become a great spotting scope, telephoto lens and amateur astrograph. How? We invite you to check it out!

Please enjoy our full review of the Vortex Viper HD 10x50 binoculars.

In 2013 you might think Zeiss showed everything there was to show when it came to the 42 mm class. After all they did release fully-fledged successors of the Conquest and Victory FL series, and also added the Terra ED series, aimed at less advanced users. Still it was hardly over; in June 2014 we were shown other 8x42 and 10x42 models, this time belonging to the Victory SF series which was supposed to be positioned even higher than Victory HT.

The Leupold BX-2 Alpine series is an interesting option as its price/performance ratio seems to be very favourable. That series consists of four roof prisms models with the following parameters: 8x42, 10x42, 10x52, and 12x52. Please, enjoy our full review of BX-2 Alpine 8x42 binoculars.

In March 2017 the Polish Delta Optical company announced a launch of a new series of binoculars called the Chase ED. It was supposed to consist of four models with the following parameters: the 8×42, the 10×42, the 10×50 and the 12×50.

In March 2020 Zeiss company announced new binoculars - the Victory SF 8×32 and the 10×32. We invite you to read the full review of the first of these models.

One of the most important binoculars premieres in 2020 was the presentation of the new, flagship Swarovski NL Pure series. We tested the 12x42 model from this line just after its premiere, now we are pleased to invite you to read the review of the 10x42 model.

I suppose everyone has experienced such a situation: you are on a trip, you watch the nature and all of a sudden you wish you had a small, handy optical instrument with a high magnification ratio at your disposal. An instrument that is always there when you need it and allows you observations with magnifications of 12-20x, providing you can find a good support for your hands. A pipe dream? Not necessarily...

Please enjoy our comprehensive hands-on review of the Vortex Razor HD 27-60x85 spotting scope.

Bresser offers two roof prism lines of binoculars called Pirsch. The cheaper one is based on ordinary glass in the objective lens, the more expensive devices boast low dispersion ED glass. The line includes the following models: 8×42, 10×42 and 8×56.

In March 2020 the Zeiss company presented two new binoculars from its flagship Victory SF series. One of them was a roof prism model with 8x32 parameters. We invite you to read our first impressions of its use.

The Vortex Diamondback HD series was launched in the middle of 2019. At that time it consisted of as many as eight models with following parameters: 8x28, 10x28, 8x32, 10x32, 8x42, 10x42, 10x50 and 12x50. In 2020 another pair of binoculars, the 15x56, was added to that line-up.