“Smaller, Lighter, Brighter, Sharper”, the Aurora BGA VHD takes the company’s design maxim to a new and even higher point offering levels of performance, comfort and ergonomics equal to or better than anything we have done before.
Designed on a new platform with an entirely new optical system that delivers a sweet spot so big it will surprise and delight - we think the Aurora BGA VHD are among the very best lightweight field binoculars available today.
Aurora BGA VHD binoculars are supplied in a soft vinyl case with rainguard, neoprene strap and rubber objective lens covers
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As I’ve come to expect with Opticron equipment, the Aurora binocular offers extremely good value for money. Its performance in various light levels raises the bar for binoculars in the middle price bracket, and indeed rivals that of many more expensive models.
Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Nick Moran and orignally published in BTO News Winter 2021. Click here to read the entire review.
In terms of optical quality, in optimal light conditions, I found it excellent. In fact, I was entertained in comparing the two binoculars thanks to a group of Red-rumped Swallows that were perched on an electric wire, and I was hardly able to see any difference with my Zeiss. The Opticron Aurora have a very good contrast and the definition of the colours is totally faithful to what is perceived with the naked eye.
Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Xavier Riera. Click here to read the entire review. Original version published in Spanish available here weboryx.com.
Heading back to the car, the summary was pretty easy - the Aurora's are probably one of the very best binoculars available today sub £1,000 with performance, comfort, ergonomics and attention to detail all very good indeed.
Above is an excerpt from a review authored by James Hamilton on Birding247 website. Click here to read the entire review.