BRAUN Photo Technik Germany – Seit 1915

BRAUN Compagno 10 x 26 WP

BRAUN Compagno 10 x 26 WP - Main image
$37.74 $62.9 In stock

Category: Ferngläser (Select)

Wasserfestes BRAUN Fernglas mit 10-facher Vergrößerung, einem Objektivdurchmesser von 26mm und einem Sehfeld von 98m auf eine Entfernung von 1000m

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

The 10x magnification is spot on for birdwatching from my porch, and I love that it’s waterproof since I’ve already gotten caught in a drizzle. Focus ring is smooth and easy to adjust with one hand, and the 98m field of view makes tracking moving targets feel effortless.

Chloe ★★★★★

Took these to a bird-watching spot near a lake, and the 98m field of view at 1000m made tracking a heron in flight effortless. Even with some light drizzle the waterproofing held up perfectly, the image stayed sharp.

Nicholas ★★★★☆

I bought this mainly for hiking and outdoor events, and the 10x magnification is crisp enough for spotting birds at a distance. It handles light rain well, which is a relief since I'm often caught in unpredictable weather. The only small drawback is the field of view feels a bit narrow compared to s