Rihard

The build and finish isn't the greatest and the optics might not be top notch, but for that price, they won't break my bank account and I can still buy better ones one day when I get acquainted to using binos. At daylight, late in the afternoon, I aimed them at roofs and pigeons: focus and contrast were unexpectedly good, there was almost no chromatic aberration (or at least it wasn't very noticeable in those roofs and pigeons). The FOV is of course not very wide but it doesn...

but it doesn't feel weird or uncomfortable. They don't feel like toys or empty pieces of plastic, they seem rather solid overall. I now need clear skies to try them on stars and see how they perform, I hope they will be a sufficiently nice introduction to binos observation of the night sky. M45 I am coming !!!! :D Hope this helps. Let me know how it goes for you :)

I can also see that in Argos UK you have this cheap praktica model: http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/034554.htm I guess it's also this type of generic cheap yet usable binos.