Advice on a good 10x50!!

[tico]

Hello,
I'm looking for a good 10x50 binocular for astronomical use, but I don't have the money for the Fujinon 10x50, umm!!
Can someone recommend me a good one? with good optical and mechanical quality?
Do not wear glasses to observe.
Thank you
tico

[Alan White]

I have these as does my daughter now as well, very good image quality and lighter for a 10x50

https://www.firstlightoptics.com/opticron-binoculars/opticron-imagic-tga-wp-50mm-binoculars.html

 

[Stormbringer]

The I magics listed above are good bin s but i prefer these

https://www.parkcameras.com/shop/nikon-action-ex-10x50-waterproof-binoculars_3770340

i have both but the Nikons i feel have the edge 

[PeterW]

APM 10x50ED, essentially as good as the mythical Fujinon for a lot less money. Quite weighty, so best used with a monopod to give steady views. Very nice and sharp views across the field.

Peter

[tico]

The APM 10x50ED is good for DSO, Nébula and wide angle vistas? And I Don't use spectacles for observing... 

Thanks,

Thabks

[bosun21]

The recommendation will be dependent on your budget. If you tell us roughly how much you want to spend, then we can recommend binoculars that accommodate you and your budget.

[PeterW]

If you want a 10x50 then the APM is a very good option. What you’ll see will depend on skies and the binoculars magnification/aperture. 10x50 is a common size, but others may be better for different things.

regardless the more steady you can get the binoculars the better the views.

Peter

[SuburbanMak]

These Celestron Nature DX 10x50 ED have served me well over the last few years - ED glass, properly gas-purged waterproof and under 700g.  They’ve gone up a bit in price but I still reckon they are punching above their weight at £239.