at best a stopgap measure, really hard to use

I'll start with the positives. The glass is processed properly and even conveys something like a little quality. The tubes were evidently adjusted clean in my copy and blackened interior tidy, minimum focusing distance at approximately 2 m. The glass is very small foldable. Supplied with a shoulder strap as well as a sturdy bag. The diopter adjustment works flawlessly and is just light enough to not have to adjust by itself. The eyecups are unfortunately adjustable without detent. According to the manufacturer, the glass should be restricted waterproof, which I have not tested.

10 x 25, which makes an exit pupil of 2.5 mm, so clearly only a glass of adequate light. The 10x magnification with a field of view of 106 m / 1000 m and the limited depth of demand for this lightweight glass for a steady hand and a perfect engine. Unfortunately, at least in my copy is the opposite is true. The engine is sluggish, running much too small in diameter, and with plenty of game - so difficult to focus, let alone to keep this still quiet. The eye relief is not suitable for eyeglass wearers.

Visually, the glass seems ok. Regarding sharpness, color fringing, distortion and contrast there is sufficient light in not much to complain, which one should have in mind the price level and should not expect miracles.

It is clear that such a pair of binoculars in this price range can only ever be a small 'always there' for emergencies. But then it should be to use in an emergency. All in all, the glass is not manageable (engine, field of view, depth of field, eye relief) for me. A slightly more expensive alternative would be the Nikon 8 x 25 CF Travelite EX binoculars. With 8x magnification, larger field of view, noticeably better appearance, more light intensity and almost perfect drive you here a lot more for your money.