National Geographic Compact 8x21 Binocular

National Geographic compact binoculars have a attractive, pocket sized design.
The fully coated BK-4 optics and solid mechanics enable a true colour picture replication.
At only 170 g, these water-resistant, rubber-armoured binoculars are ideal for tossing in your backpack wherever you travel.
Individually focusing eyepieces with BAK-4 roof prisms and multi-coated lenses increase contrast and resolution and bring birds and wildlife eight times closer.

General

Brand:	National Geographic
Package Dimensions:	120 x 100 x 60mm (L x W x H)
Categories:	Electronics > Cameras & Optics > Binoculars and Scopes > Binoculars
LSN:	XCF-U7H-8MB-5
Barcode:	4007922201405
Colour:	Black
Model Number:	UG4001
Type:	Compact Binoculars

Lens

Magnification:	8x
Prism Type:	BAK-4

Focus

Minimum Focus Distance:

35m

Optics

Field of View:	121m (@1000m)
Objective Lens Diameter:	21mm
Optical Design:	Fully coated BK-7 optics

Physical Specification

Item Depth (mm):	95
Item Height (mm):	35
Item Width (mm):	100
Weight (kg):	0.17

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My view. Highly rated.

Sun, 29 Sep 2019 | Review by: Pamela T.

I am a more than satisfied purchaser. This is a quality, light weight and well priced binocular suitable for most occasions. It fully delivers on it's specifications claims with great clarity. No hesitation in recommending this model.

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Good value for money

Fri, 8 Jul 2022 | Review by: Grant H.

These bino's are fairly serviceable and have surprisingly clear viewing. The only problem is that they are quite difficult to focus because the little focus wheel is both small and very stiff. Also, the pathetic little string that's supplied to hang them around your neck or wherever, is ridiculous - my first though was to just cut it off (which I might still do); luckily, the string has no bearing on the clarity of the view. But, considering the price, these made in China bino's are quite good value for money and a good bird-watching tool.

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