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24.3.11
Remington Optics 9X32 Premier Series Binoculars - 8004
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29.11.10
Nikon Premier SE Superior E 12 x 50 Binocular with Wide Angle View
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The Premier SE series are Nikon's ultimate birding porro prism binoculars. Nikon's exclusive lead/arsenic free Eco-Glass is employed in the manufacturing. Each and every facet of manufacturing is done with the criteria of optical quality rather than a price point mindset, and the result is a 12x50 binocular so spectacularly bright you'll have to see it to believe it. This is a large powerful binocular, best suited to life on a monopod or tripod.
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- 12x magnification with a 262-foot field of view at 1000 yards- 50mm objective lens diameter
- Weighs 31.7 ounces
- lightweight magnesium construction
- Fully multicoated optics and BaK4 high-index prisms
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19.10.10
Nikon Premier SE 8 x 32 Binocular with Ultra Wide View
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Nikon Superior E 7381 - Binoculars 8 x 32 - porro - black
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According to Nikon, the 8x32 SE utilizes all of the same optical and mechanical performance features found in its 10x model, but in a smaller, lighter and more universal package. Leading the list of features on the central focus 8x32 SE binocular is a unique eyepiece design that offers the viewer an uncommonly clear, flat image even in the periphery of the viewing field. By designing the binocular with extra long eye relief, even eyeglass wearers can take advantage of the wide field of view offered by the binocular. The 8x32 Superior E also utilizes Nikons click-movement diopter control for total viewing consistency. This control, located on the binoculars right eyepiece, is essential to compensate for common left eye/right eye vision imbalance. Nikons positive click system maintains the diopter setting until the viewer wishes to change it. The 8-power magnification, 32mm objective lens diameter and Nikons exclusive system of coating all lens and prism surfaces with multiple layers of special anti-reflective coatings, combine to deliver maximum brightness, high contrast, true colors and flare-free viewing in all dawn to dusk situations. The Superior E also utilizes high quality BaK4 high-index prisms for clear, round images without vignetting.
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- Nikon's superior technology- BaK4 high index prisms
- Durable, lightweight magnesium construction
- Long eye relief for eyeglass wearers
- High resolution, fully multicoated optics
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By R. Braman (Lancaster, California United States)
These binoculars are the standard to judge all other binoculars. European binoculars at 2 to 3 times the price of these Nikons CANNOT compare! Everyone who has the opportunity to look through these Nikon Premier SE (sometimes called Superior "E")binoculars always respond....WOW! You can look through these all day without any kind of discomfort or eye strain. They are very light to hang around your neck and handle/focus quickly. Truly a remarkable binocular and an excellent buy thru Amazon!!
By H. Posgate (USA)
A correction to the comments by "Bird Watcher" about the Nikon SE porro prism binocular: The SE is not waterproof. The sealed waterproof Nikon model is called the Premier LX or LXL series. It is a different design employing the roof prism configuration. It is not a "replacement" for the SE, as both offerings have co-existed for years, though there is a rumor that Nikon is going to drop the porro prism SEs at some point. Who knows?
By Daniel Campeau (Canada)
I've used this binocular for over 7 years and I can validate every thing that Vallis said in a previous review. You cannot go wrong with this unbelievable binocular.
But, in the same previous review, one thing is, by experience, not true:
"Still, one need not be extremely cautious with these optics and water, as a little water usually won't hurt them. And if they are damaged, Nikon's warranty will have them covered: for 25 years, Nikon will repair or replace them (at their discretion) if they are damaged, at a cost of $10 + shipping - even if the damage was your fault!"
It's right to say that you don't need to be extremely cautious. I've done some birding in rainy condition and I never had any problems with my binocular. But this summer I went true a rough sea in a boat and a big wave of salt water splashed over the deck and got me a little wet. At first, the binocular seemed fine but, after 10 minutes, the left part became completely black. Some salt water touched the prism and a chemical reaction turned its surface to black. Absolutely no light passed true it anymore. The right side of the binocular was ok.
I sent the binocular to Nikon with the proof of guaranty.
After 8 or 9 calls from me and SIXTEEN WEEKS, I got a message telling me that it was not possible to repair them but that they offered me a brand new one for... 500 $ can. (About 450 us)
So, that proves that they are not waterproof and that they don't repair them or exchanges them for free.
Nikon service was, for me, next to zero.
But this binocular is still incredible.
By David D. Jenkins (SLC, UT USA)
The Nikon Premier SE 8x32 binoculars are NOT!!! waterproof. This was confirmed through Nikon USA customer support. Nevertheless, it is a top of the line optics binocular.
By B. Jacobs
I thought it would be useful for the reader if I wrote this note as an addendum to the two previous reviews. The two previous reviews are for the Nikon Superior E binocular which is an exceptional glass but is not waterproof as stated. The Nikon Premier SE is the replacement model for the Superior E and is almost identical in every respect except that it is now nitrogen filled and is waterproof. I hope this clarification helps.
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2.9.10
Nikon Premier LX-L 8x20 Binoculars
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Traditionally, an 8x20 binocular is perfectly suited for theater and stadium use. Extraordinarily compact, it provides ample magnification with a reduced field of view so you can Focus on Character and action details. Of course, it's really lightweight and easy to carry around. The Nikon Premier LX offers superior optics and all-weather protection so you can use it as a very compact birding and field scope. It's especially useful when travelling because it doesn't occupy lots of luggage space - great for travelling light. It includes a leather case and Lens protectors. Superior optics, sharp focus, and long-eye relief (for eyeglass wearers) contribute to help make the Premier LX a top performer for theater and sports viewing that's more than effective in other applications too.
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- 8x magnification with a 356-foot field of view at 1,000 yards- 25mm objective lens diameter
- Weighs 9.5 ounces
- Metal body with rubber armor
- 100 percent waterproof and fogproof
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By The Kodachromeguy (Vicksburg, MS USA)
These little Nikon Premier 8x20 LX glasses are great optically, sharp from corner to corner and easy to focus. But mine have proven to be delicate and the hinges have loosened and become floppy twice in two years. Nikon USA fixed them under warranty, but I am not impressed with the lack of robustness. Not recommended.
By V. Kurpan (Oregon)
I gave my Ziess classic compacts to my wife because I wanted some compacts with better eye relief for glasses. I went to a place that had them all on display.... Leica, Swarovski, Zeiss, etc. These Nikons were the hands down winner. They are a bit bigger and heavier than the Zeiss and Leica but if you wear glasses there is no other choice. I've had these about 1.5 years now and still love 'em. I have full sized Swarovski's and Nikon SE's, etc. but these get used 5x as much as those. These truly deserve 5 stars.
By M. Graf (Wimberley, TX, USA)
I have this pair of binoculars and a Nikon 82 ED Fieldscope for observing Texas wildlife. Lately, I find myself using these binoculars almost exclusively.
They are bright, sharp and quick. The higher eye-relief accommodates my eyeglasses well giving a large view. I've used them w/o the eyeglasses and noticed no difference in the view. Being waterproof means I can take them on the river without worry.
The placement of the focus adjustment took a bit of getting used to, but seems natural now.
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Nikon Premier LX-L 10x25 Binoculars
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Nikon Premier LX - Binoculars 10 x 25 - fogproof, waterproof
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Nikon is a precision optical company with worldwide manufacturing, research and marketing capabilities. The Nikon name is equated with extraordinary photographic performance, innovation, precision and optical quality.PRODUCT FEATURES:High resolution, fully multicoated optics;Silver mirror prism coating;100% Waterproof/Fogproof;Durable, lightweight magnesium - alloy construction;Eco- Glass manufactured without lead or arsenic;Phase correction coated high index prisms;Slide - and - lock eyecups and long eye relief for easy viewing with or with out eyeglasses.
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- 10x magnification with a 282-foot field of view at 1,000 yards- 25mm objective lens diameter
- Weighs 10.5 ounces
- Lightweight magnesium alloy construction
- 100 percent waterproof and fogproof
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By N. Goranov (Ft. Myers, FL USA)
I purchased the Zeiss Victory 10x25 and the Nikon Premier LX-L 10x25 so I can tell which one I liked more. I kept the Nikon. Reasons: Made in Japan vs. Made in Hungary. The Nikon comes in real high quality leather case. Zeiss comes in a vinyl. The Nikon has more solid feel, smoother focus. Both feel good and easy to work with. Brightness is very similar. Both boost air tight optics and hi-tech lens coatings. The Zeiss is a little lighter, but - the Nikon is SHARPER. Took them both on a trip to the Grand Canyon so I could explore the binoculars' qualities in probably the best place on Earth to do it. IMHO the Nikon beats the Zeiss. Nikon is cheaper too. So it was no brainer.
By jettrink (Oregon)
These binoculars are as small as opera glasses and weigh about the same, but they have a solid, trustworthy density about them.
Their optics are crystal like and as for ease of use, I can easily find and focus on circling hawks with these little beauties.
Years ago I had a pair of Trinovid binoculars. These Nikons are so much easier to use and so much sharper, there's no comparison.
By N. Rogers (San Antonio, TX, USA)
I have used these binoculars in the Amazon jungle, the Galapagos Islands, at a political rally, and several Spurs games. I find them perfect for me because they are a compromise of size and magnification. I don't like to carry heavy binoculars and usually opt to leave them behind. These are light enough to be taken along and powerful enough to be beneficial in the diverse situations I listed above.
By Thomas F. White (San Francisco, Ca USA)
I have been a Nikon fan all my life, and I was not disappointed with these binoculars. These binoculars blew me away. Wonderful, amazing optical quality. So compact and light. I know I will cherish this instrument for the rest of my life. Nikon, thankyou, once again.
Tom
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