Prostaff P7 10X42

Quality is awesome , worth buying.

Have bought these for our cruise in June this year. They seem to be excellent quality with my little use so far

Compact, light and clear and weather proof. Flawless.

I have used it for quite some time now like 6 months...no issues and this is by far the best in the segment in object layering....like if used right it can easily pop out the main object like a bird, the focus is that good! Good for it- nice premium sturdy build great image quality and works well in low light as well, from experience perfect for birding.(In this price range)

Great pair of everyday binoculars - if you can get them on sale under C$200 they are worth it, otherwise not so much.Pros:- Large, immersive field of view- Bright optics, very good for their price category. Colour rendition is blander than, for example, a Vortex, but I think actually more realistic/accurate- Noticeable improvement over previous models (I tested the P3, 7S… don’t even look at those, they are definitely worse)- Misc: oleophobic coatings, small size, light weight, locking right eye diopter, large eyepiece lenses with good eye relief, adjustable eye cupsCons:Nikon unfortunately cut corners on the overall build quality and it shows everywhere.- Pathetic lens caps made of flimsy plastic - they fall off are completely useless. When you see them you don’t know if to laugh or to cry…- Loose focus wheel - hard to maintain stable focus- Cheap low quality soft case with no strap, cheap generic box (from a P3 with a new sticker applied over), generic all-purpose 1 page manual- Eye cups are loose and wobbly- No tripod mountOverall, I found the optical quality and image impressive, as these are a new generation (with higher end features such as phase coated prisms). The cheap build quality, presentation and accessories are disappointing to see.Too bad for the great optics, Nikon could have really made a great product if they didn’t needlessly cheap out on a few small but essential things.