3000x22 and 4000x25 binoculars (1 Viewer)

[Binastro]

Only £12.59 and £14.50.

These binoculars must be great for close up views hand held.

Also 2000x25 monocular for £6.48.
8000m/80000m.
So 5.7 degree real field.
About 11,000 degrees AFOV.

B.

 

[tenex]

About 11,000 degrees AFOV.

That really makes my head spin.

 

[WJC]

That really makes my head spin.

Yes, they live among us!

 

[Maljunulo]

And they walk, talk, and vote in elections.

 

[Swedpat]

Where to order??? 😎
I like the insane AFOV and twilight factor of these! They will be GREAT in low light conditions...😛

 

[Mono]

3000X22 HD Binoculars | eBay

Introducing our latest addition to our optics collection, the 3000X22 HD Binoculars. Weighing only 172g, these binoculars are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who want to explore nature without the added weight.

www.ebay.co.uk

I'm not convinced that anyone is taken in by these specs. If you know what the numbers mean then you know they are ridiculous. If you don't know what the numbers mean then they aren't going to influence your decision.

 

[Foss]

About 11,000 degrees AFOV.

So I suppose you can see the back of your own head?

 

[Swedpat]

3000X22 HD Binoculars | eBay

Introducing our latest addition to our optics collection, the 3000X22 HD Binoculars. Weighing only 172g, these binoculars are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who want to explore nature without the added weight.

www.ebay.co.uk

I'm not convinced that anyone is taken in by these specs. If you know what the numbers mean then you know they are ridiculous. If you don't know what the numbers mean then they aren't going to influence your decision.

It's ridicilous how they try to fool ignorant people by fantasy numbers.
It's enough crazy with claimed 25-350x100 zoom binoculars(or similar) where you easy see the picture shows a ~50mm binocular.

 

[Rufus1401]

Maybe the binos have a built in neutron star to bend the light to give you an 11000 degree field of view ? Bit heavy to carry if they have.

 

[tenex]

So I suppose you can see the back of your own head?

Repeatedly. (that's what I meant by spin)

 

[wllmspd]

Why the fixation with bino performance distance, 3000m, 5000m….. I live in an urban location and quite often I can rate my binoculars at least 2.4001873000000000000000m (2.5M light year)(apologies if I’ve got the number of zeros wrong ;-)
Probably the only accurate spec is the weight… 172g… plastic!!

Peter

 

[Trinovid]

I need them…for studying the surface of Mars like it was my tabletop. I’m getting two pairs and taping them together in serial fashion, because that’s what it takes to do it.

Totally psyched for these to arrive and change my whole universe.

 

[wllmspd]

You do that and the view will be darker than the inside of a black hole!

Peter

 

[Swedpat]

You do that and the view will be darker than the inside of a black hole!

Peter

Yes, but you forgot the huge twilight factor means it's great for dusk and dawn! 😉

 

[Swedpat]

Just curiosity for anyone not familiar with optics and the numbers:
4000x25 is similar as if you look with naked eye through a 0,00625mm hole. The image would be 160000 times dimmer than a 10x25.