[Small] Taken them out in the field once so far so amazing. Crystal clear edge to edge. Very comfy in my hands

[Small] I live in southern arizona where the land is broad and you can glass for miles. Ive found that these allow me to start glassing well before its shooting light and way after. Ive compared these to the vortex kiababs, and they dont even touch the quality. This glass is clear and bright from center to edge and great for finding those monster bucks we all dream of.

[Small] If you have a leako light - you need this gobo. This is the infamous cookie that DOP's and DP's have been using since the beginning of time. But now it fits in your pocket!

[Small] I recently upgraded from a mid-range Nikon Monarch ATB 12x56 to this Swarovski SLC 15x56, it is a quantum leap in clarity and brightness. The biggest difference is that the flat field (this bino is not advertised as one but it is in ~95% of FOV whereas the 12x56 Nikon is ~70%) so the glass simply disappears, giving a view similar to what I get with a APO telescope with Nagler eyepieces. Even at 15x, the bino is handhold-able to give enjoyable views. All of sudden I notice so many birds in my neighborhood and in many cases can count feathers. Due to narrower FOV and slower focus, it is not suitable for birds in flight but works great for perched birds on the trees. My other intended use is stargazing which is sensitive to vibration. I specifically sought out SLC 56 for its Abbe Koenig prism with 93% transmission to get the absolute best in the roof prism category. For astronomy, I plan to supplement with tripod mount with the very expensive SLC adapter. Handheld view of M42 is quite impressive though. For pure handheld view under dark sky, SLC 10x56 would have been a better choice, but my brighter suburban sky would be better suited for 15x56, plus, I would like the complementary wide-angle view of my 8x42, so 15x56 became my best choice.

[Small] Love the binoculars
They were on back order but came in a very short time. The binoculars were the lowest price of anyone’s on the internet,B&H was great to deal with. Will do business with them again

[Small] Excellent product and received very quickly. Packing was of great quality as well.

[Small] I recently purchased this Swarovski Bino Guard Pro for my new Swarovski 8.5x42 EL binoculars and it works great! A perfect compliment for these great binoculars. It fastens easily, fits like a hand in a glove and really dresses up the binoculars. A great accessory and purchase. I highly recommend this Bino Guard Pro!

[Small] I compared these in person to the Vortex Razor and some other brands. These allow in more light, are better edge to edge and seem to have a wider field of view for the same magnification. I can handhold them steady enough to view Orion's Belt and to see fine details on the moon. These are very expensive binoculars, but they are the best. Plus, they are made in Europe and not in China.

[Small] This is my third pair of Swarovski binoculars. I also have Steiner's and an older pair of NIKONs. My goal was to get max magnification and first felt I needed motion stabilized ones at these magnifications so I gave FUJICON a whirl. That was a no go and not worth getting into but I went back to a brand I knew well. They are incredible frankly ! Sure a little heavy and bulkier than my other pairs and perhaps some slight stability issues ( I'm 75 so while I say I'm fine the fact is aging does affect such situations no matter how you might talk yourself out of it ). So VERY VERY happy and fully deserving of 5 stars by me.

[Small] WORTH THE MONEY, BUT VORTEX MAKES SOME JUST ABOUT AS GOOD, AND MUCH LESS. NEED A TRIPOD OR MONOPOD TO KEEP ON SEEN. OTHERWISE GET THE 12X50s.