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  1. Hermann

    Habicht for birdwatching?

    Around £100 ... That's a difficult price range. I'd definitely get a porro. Roofs in that price range are usually junk. Look at Opticron. But I don't know the Opticrons all that well, maybe someone else can chime in here. Another that comes to mind is the Nikon Action EX range, e.g. the 8x40...
  2. Hermann

    Habicht for birdwatching?

    No idea about the prices in the UK. Check orniwelt.de for prices in Germany. The Habicht 7x42 is an acquired taste, it really is. I wrote a review on the 7x42 way back in 2014: And now for something completely different: The Habicht 7x42 Have a look there. If you want a binocular for general...
  3. Hermann

    Habicht for birdwatching?

    Nice summary. Two caveats though: For general birding in different habitats no Habicht is ideal because of the slow and stiff focuser. And I personally don't like the 8x30 because of the problems with veiling glare. The 7x42 is much better in that respect, and the 10x40 is better. BTW, anyone...
  4. Hermann

    Habicht for birdwatching?

    The short answer to this is no. Hermann
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