“Are these binoculars suitable for concerts ? Please advise, thanks.”
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Yes. I took them to the ballet and was able to see the details on the costumes of the dancers from the back row. They weigh only about 7 ounces without the case. I carried them in a small crossbody bag.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.might be a bit large for a concert but they would definitely work
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, if 10x magnification is satisfactory to you. This is standard terms for binoculars. the number before the 'x' in the definition of the binoculator is the 'magnification'. to make the view you are looking at appear closer, you need a higher magnification vs. a lower magnification. I would suggest going to the store and looking at different binoculars with different magnifications. You want to view something as far away as you believe you will be sitting at the concert. When you find the right magnification, then start searching for the best binoculars with that magnification.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Don't know yet. I bought them for my son, who enjoys going to concerts, but he hasn't had a chance to try them, yet. They certainly are compact and portable enough, and the imaging seems good, so I have high hopes.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, the Nikon Aculon A30 10x25 Binoculars are suitable for a variety of situations, including concerts, and will provide a crystal clear view, however, if you need a wider field of view you may want to look into binoculars that offer a lower magnification. These binoculars are light-weight and have multi-coated lenses that deliver astonishing clarity and precision.
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