Leica Ultravid 10x50 HD Binoculars | Optics Trade Reviews

[@Fabiolengruber]

Very Nice Review, your English is very clear.

[@mariumrajah]

I bought these I can't wait for them to come for birding

[@OpticsTradeEU]

You bought and excellent pair of binoculars, congrats!

[@mariumrajah]

Optics Trade one year on these are a excellent pair of binoculars

[@rolf5914]

They are too big for birdwatching. And too heavy. Better: Noctivid.

[@mariumrajah]

@@rolf5914 no sir they are lighter then my 10x42 BA trins 2000 model.. After using these for the time I have I would put these at the very top .. Yes I used Noctivids excellent binz. These 8x50 are really something optically my opinion the best..

[@rolf5914]

@@mariumrajah I now bought a Swarovski EL 10 x 50. In my opinion still better than leica

[@MidsierramusingBlogspot]

Individual Focus?

[@brynybach7741]

Very informative videos so thank you. You didn't say how much they cost? I'm currently looking to buy a pair of premium glasses so these videos are perfectly timed. It's a choice at the moment between either these or Swarovski.

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Thank you for watching. The price of these binoculars is €2,169.00 (VAT included).

[@rolf5914]

The Swarovski 10 x 50 EL is clearly better; i have it

[@peterkin1010]

@@rolf5914 I'm not so sure. I respect Swarovski as a brand and recognise those 10s you mention as amongst the very best. For me though Leica is tops for colour rendition and lack of chromatic abberations.

[@rolf5914]

@@peterkin1010 Leica has too little eye relief (only 15 mm). Swarovski 20 mm ( better if you wearing glasses as I do)

[@peterlewis3540]

I agree, for such a premium binocular, the field bag, or case, feels flimsy and cheap. Just compare the standard case, with the case manufactured by Aneas of France. That case costs a cool extra £250, and was made for the 2017 Safari edition Ultravids. I know Leica are out to make money, but when your paying a premium price for these stunning binoculars, you would have expected a premium case as well I own the 7x42 HD+ versions, and that's my only complaint. The case is more suited to a pair of budget binoculars costing a few hundred, not something costing thousands.

[@rolf5914]

The field bags doesn't matter for me

[@ricardoernestosotobarrios9519]

I guess most people will use aftermarket strap systems anyways so the bag doesnt matter that much.

[@SuperLucL]

I am gonna save for it

[@maxscholz7734]

Very good Review!! By the way all your Videos about binoculars and scopes are well and professionell made!! I enjoy watching them really and for sure one of your Reviews helped me to made a decision by buying a new scope from Zeiss! Thank you for that!😊🇩🇪

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Thank you for your positive feedback! We're glad we can help

[@rolf5914]

Is it made in Germany (?)

[@weissachpassion]

yes :) All Ultravids and Noctovids are made in Germany

[@drewgarcia9823]

Leica vs ziess vs swarovski vs vortex vs nikon

[@OpticsTradeEU]

www.optics-trade.eu/en/binoculars/leica-ultravid-10x50-hd-plus.html

[@SuperLucL]

Ik ga daar voor sparen

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Can you please write in English?

[@jameswilkinson150]

I think the bag looks REALLY cheap. It should be a leather case.

[@helthuismartin]

They have too much Chromatic Abberation for this binoculair price level.

[@anandarochisha]

What is interesting is that the previous Leica 10x50 BA has almost no chromatic aberration. I don't like it..and I use a Questar spotting scope which has none and a large Cassegrain which is free of it. I like birding and astronomy both and find the 10x50 works for me.