For this price, there are no better 7x50mm binoculars. They are professional with good image quality and a very good Field of View of 6.4° (111.2 m @ 1000 m) for a fifty-millimeter lens. They provide a stable grip due to the non-slip coating and because they have good balance. In the Aculon series, some binoculars may have unstable rotating rubber eyecups that may move when pressed against the eyes. This is not something to worry about and can be fixed through the warranty or by fixing it yourself. There is a relevant video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9GIfiMQGxY

The only thing I miss from more expensive models is that they don't have a focus lock like the Nikon 7x50CF WP, Nikon 10x50CF WP, and Pentax SP 10x50mm

Fantastic image, crystal clear, feeling of solidity, rubber coating. Before buying it, I was concerned about the 7x magnification, it seemed small to me, but in the end, it is exactly what I wanted. You can hold them in your hand without trembling, comfortably, and see even the smallest detail with clarity. The experience I have had so far is from cheaper binoculars and telescopes, so it is logical for me to find the experience with these Nikon ones upgraded. BUT, I compared them to branded and much more expensive marine binoculars (15 years old), and they have no comparison! These Nikon ones clearly excel in image quality with a huge difference, both in clarity and brightness. Their image is their strong point. *The funny thing is that the person who gave me the marine ones for testing did not even bother to take a look at them, considering the Nikon ones "cheap".... I would highly recommend them to anyone, they are worth their money, just like I would also recommend anyone who wants to see the characteristics of a product to look at them on the manufacturer's website.