All-in-all, they would make for a good starter set. Overall, these binoculars have quality craftsmanship, are solidly built, and offer good value. The lenses are multi-coated, giving the binoculars edge to edge image clarity. You can even take a photo with your phone through them-they serve as a 400mm camera lens. What makes these binoculars really stand out in the budget category is the fact that they offer 8x magnification, have a IPX7 waterproof certification (meaning they can be submersed for up to 30 minutes), and they have nitrogen-filled internal chambers that make them fog proof. They’re super lightweight, with an ergonomic shape that allows for a comfortable grip (inspired by the classic BMX handlebars) for most in hand.
Additionally, the lenses deliver quality brightness to a degree that separates these binoculars from similarly-priced competitors-look for better brightness and you’ll wind up forking over lots of money. Under the hood, Nikon outfits the M5 with extra-low dispersion lenses that deliver incredible clarity, allowing you to spot everything from markings on birds at close range to sleepy towns tucked high in the mountains from afar.
CR2 BATTERY COMPARISON UPGRADE
An upgrade over the competent Monarch 5, the M5 employs a sophisticated, tacky rubber coating to improve grip that doubles as a shock absorber should they take a fall. The Nikon Monarch M5 8 x 42 binoculars embrace all the basics you want from a pair of field glasses, plus a few features you didn’t even know you needed.
Dimensions: 5.7 x 5.1 x 2.1 inches | Weight: 1.39 pounds | Field of view: 335 feet | Waterproof/fog proof: Yes
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