Reviews & Ratings for Meopta MeoPro HD 10x32mm Binocular — 1 review — Page 1

I'm reviewing the 10x32 Meopta Meopro. The key here is "10x32". No one in their right mind should prefer a "10x32". Life with an 8x32, 8x42 or 10x42 is much easier. Also the 10x32 build is not the best pick for eye glass wearers, they seldom have enough eye relief. It just comes down to the laws of optics. All in all, most 10x32's are just plain scary.
These, however, are not.

Optics
The optics are outstanding. Very clear, bright and absolutely pin sharp. They rival the best of my 10x42's. These have the ED glass in the objective lens and all the latest/greatest prism and lens coatings. This all works together to produce an amazing picture.

Body
I like the size, color and built of this binocular. They are about 3/4" shorter and 3/4" thinner than the average 10x42 binocular. Probably about 4 ounces lighter as well. These are certainly not pocket binoculars, but still a very handy size. I like the sage green, because, despite what most optics manufacturers think, we don't all live in dark spruce forests.

Ergonomics
Very user friendly. Large eyecups that twist up. They lock at two reasonable settings. There is a bit of movement, but it's not been an issue. These large eyecups make the use of compact binoculars more enjoyable. (I own a pair of reverse porro prism in 8x26 and the eyecups are the size of bottle caps. So despite the great optics, they are a chore to use.) Not so in this case. Great big, full eyecups.

The focus wheel is large and easy to use. It is not firm e...
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