The Discovery WA ED 8x32 offers improved performance over the WP PC model in the same ultra-compact lightweight body. Featuring ED glass objectives and higher quality optics, images are brighter and sharper with enhanced colour contrast. New eyepiece designs deliver a wider FOV for a more immersive viewing experience with or without glasses. Weighing under 400g/14oz they can be carried all day and with a minimum IPD of 52mm used comfortably by nature enthusiasts of all ages.
Discovery WA ED binoculars are supplied in a soft case with rainguard, neoprene strap and rubber objective lens covers
5 year
30746
Viewing Experience: Opticron makes a wide variety of birdwatching binoculars, and the Discovery is clearly designed for comfort and portability. At barely 4 inches tall and weighing less than a pound these packable binoculars can still deliver a pleasingly clear and sharp view.
Above is an excerpt from a review published on the Cornell Lab All About Birds website. Click here to read the entire review.
While scanning for the Snowcock, the Discovery felt almost weightless. And I was so excited to have such a wide angle view (8 degrees or 420 feet at 1000 yards) to help pick up movement in my periphery. I was even able to check out details on up-close butterflies visiting alpine wildflowers since the Discovery WA ED also boasts a 3.9 foot close focus.
Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Chip Clouse. Click here to read the entire review.
Summing up, these binos would give anyone enjoyable and educational nature observations. For their price they are great value and the IPD range, and the size and weight, make them suitable for kids too.
Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Lee Thickett. Click here to read the entire review.