Bresser Pirsch 10x42 Binoculars

The binoculars have very good edge sharpness, good contrast, are quite colour‑neutral and show almost no colour fringes in the centre – almost none towards the edges (in hard contrasts). It is well‑made and the handling is very comfortable. The focus adjustment is easy and precise. The only problem … Read more

At first glance it looks like a very good quality product with a very good lens. I will test it more thoroughly to see wildlife in a few weeks during the holidays. Regarding the seller, as the item I ordered was out of stock, they sent me a higher‑grade model, the Bresser Pirsch ED 10x42, which is m… Read more

The binoculars look very premium, are very compact (about 650 g), and deliver excellent image quality. The 10× magnification and the 42 mm objective diameter are ideal for birdwatching. The protective caps stay open on the binoculars and don’t need to be fiddled with to store them. The binoculars ar… Read more

We were looking for a handy and not too heavy binocular for nature spotting while hiking. We’re not the binocular pros, but it serves this purpose very well. What we really like is that you can see without glasses. It balances the glasses’ diopters with a rotating ring on the right eyepiece and give… Read more