[10x] Just the perfect binoculars. Light weight, fabulous optics.

[32 mm] This is my first expensive binoculars, but the clarity and ease of using it makes it worth it as I don't plan on ever getting another pair. I tried a friends and knew this was the one I wanted!

[10x] I wanted another pair of small binoculars to carry around. I have the Steiner Wildlife 8x24 and I bought these Eschenbach 8x25 after reading a review of another Eschenbach product. These were 20% less expensive than the Steiner and maybe slightly better glass. Very small and portable. I'm quite happy with my purchase.

[10 mm] I have been a long time customer of Vortex optics. I was looking for a good pair of low light binoculars so I started looking for 56mm objective lens pairs. Vortex used to make the Vulture's in 8x56 but since discontinued them. I started shopping for other brands and came across this pair. The price was in my budget, and the fact that it was a German based company I thought would be a positive to so I took a chance on them. Let me tell you, these binoculars are nothing short of awesome. Everything is top notch, from the packaging they come in to the carrying case, neck strap and optics themselves. I can be very picky when it comes to purchases (especially at this price point) and I can't find one thing to complain about. I get on the deer stand with these 2 hours before day break with just moon light and I can see my feeder and movement in fields clearly. They are 56mm objective lens so naturally they are a little bulkier and heavier than say a 42mm binocular but well worth the extra size and weight for me. I love them, I gave my old Vortex to my kids because after using these I don't want to use anything else. I highly recommend them. I attached an un-boxing video in case it might help.

[Roof (BAK4)] After reviewing several binocular configurations I decided on the Zeiss 10x32 Victory SF. The field of view is incredible and I love the weight and balance in my hands. Plus the eye relief of 19mm is perfect for an eyeglass wearer!

[10 mm] I was expecting pretty good quality at this price. Definitely not disappointed!
There aren't a whole lot of choices in the lowest power range of 4x, and this one was the lightest weight while also having a center manual focus knob and a right eye diopter adjustment. I am nearsighted with astigmatism and there is a significant difference in my glasses prescription between left and right eyes, so I need the diopter when using these without glasses.
With glasses on, however, the view was also great. Many binoculars give me a very restricted field of view when I keep my glasses on, but the restriction of these is minimal. I've seldom seen this from any binocular and I'm delighted.
Outdoors in bright daylight I did not see the slightest evidence of chromatic aberration anywhere in my field of view, with plenty of sharpness all around.
Inside the concert hall, I can view performers without trouble and I'm not having to inspect their dental work at this magnification.
These are so light that I can forget I am carrying them. Not mentioned in the blurb is the cleaning cloth, the pouch with belt loop, and the perfectly-sized neck strap. No need to buy accessories!

[2.5 mm] How quality is this Zeiss sf 10x32. Amazing sharpness. I had Bushnell Elite, meopta meostar, Nikon Monarch 7,Minox Bl HD and others. No one can match with Zeiss sf 10x32. I have Meopta S2 82 Hd spotting scope. It deliver sharp image without chromatic abbreation. But zeiss deliver sharper image. Unbelievable.It worths every penny without hesitation you can go with Zeiss Sf 10x32!

[10 mm] These have fairly good optical quality, though somewhat challenging eye placement for a glasses wearer and there is limited eye relief. Also, there is a bit of color fringing that is noticeable and may bother some folks. Overall, they still can give you a mesmerizing view.

[Roof (BAK4)] Best binoculars I've owned, and I've had other Nikon, Leica's, Swaro's, and Zeiss. These are utterly amazing.

[2.5 mm] I'm no binocular expert but I've been birding regularly and intently for about 7 years. As much as I've enjoyed my Nikon Monarch 5s I decided I was ready to buy my "last pair of binoculars". While I had initially planned on sticking with 10x42s, the weight of the highest quality options was daunting. These 10x32s are exactly what I expected when it comes to optical quality - super clear and bright even in dimmer conditions. The weight and size is also nice though I'm having to get use to the different feel in my hand. Glad I made the decision I did and I'm hoping for years of fast and light birding enjoyment.