Best low light bino yet - Steiner 7x50 Marine Binoculars

This is why Porro prism binos rule. Far better 3 dimensional image quality than with the "flat" roof prism binos. Extensive depth of field helps avoid the constant hassle of focusing all the time, another advantage of this Porro design. Finally the shape fits my hands better than the skinny Porro prism binos and the center of gravity stays close to you since they're wide instead of being long. Makes them far more comfortable and more secure to hold and minimizes the apparent weight. Brightness of the image is the final bonus, thanks to the large exit pupil, and dense quality glass.

Pros: Excellent depth of field (wide range in focus), great 3 dimensional image, best low light binocular used so far
Cons: Wish I could take pictures with it!

This review was written in the old system and had content requirements that are different than reviews written today.