Nikon Monarch M5 8x42 Binocular | Waterproof, fogproof, Rubber-Armored Binocular with ED Glass, Long Eye Relief | Official Nikon USA Model
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Sunday, May 25
Size: 8x42
Features
- Sophisticated rubber armored exterior design provides shock resistance and a firm comfortable grip
- Locking diopter control maintains your personal setting
- Flip-down objective lens covers
- Nikons Legendary ED (Extra-low Dispersion)Glass Lenses
- Waterproof (up to 1m/3.3ft for 10 minutes) and nitrogen-purged for fog-free performance
Description
Some of the most exciting moments happen in the magical light of dawn and dusk. Monarch M5 8x42 binoculars are built for these moments with 8x magnification power and the widest view in the series. Adjustable turn-and- slide eyecups with long eye relief make these the most comfortable Monarch binoculars yet. Nikon’s superior ED glass reduces distortion, while dielectric phase-corrected coatings boost contrast and multilayer coatings increase light transmission. The result? Better, more clear and brighter optics to take your adventure to new heights.
Brand: Nikon
Age Range (Description): Adult
Special Feature: Lead- and Arsenic-Free Eco-Glass; Phase-Corrected Dielectric-Coated Prisms; Nitrogen Filled, Water and Fogproof; Closed-Bridge Configuration, Long Eye Relief and Comfortable Exit Pupil; Large Center Focusing Knob; Twist-Up Click-Stop Eyecups See more
Objective Lens Diameter: 42 Millimeters
Magnification Maximum: 8
Product Dimensions: 5.7 x 5.1 x 2.1 inches
Item Weight: 1.39 pounds
Item model number: 16767
Date First Available: September 22, 2021
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: NIKON
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Size: 8x42
I read a lot of reviews and decided to try these. They are great. We can sit on our back porch and watch wildlife in the fields behind our house. Even early morning and late afternoon the visibility is outstanding. Very easy to use and weight is no problem. Well worth the money.
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by David Earley
Size: 10x42
Used these for a safari on the Serengeti. They held up very well. The view and the lighting are great. These binoculars are a great travel size and the weight is very manageable. Would definitely but again.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024 by Steven M. Stuckey
Size: 10x42
Best binoculars I have ever owned! If you wear glasses, these binocs are a must have. With an 18.4mm eye relief I can wear my glasses and see through these Nikons comfortably. The Monarch 7 does not have as good an eye relief (16.5mm), so you will save yourself a couple of hundred dollars with the Monarch 5 and the viewing experience is still outstanding. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by Raymond DiLorenzo
Size: 8x42
Great product, I prefer it over the comparable Leupold binoculars.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by Law Dog
Size: 8x42
Very clear. Focus adjusts easily and precisely. Great for hunting and bird watching. Only drawbacks are eye covers fall off and no tripod mount
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024 by Mikey
Size: 8x42
I have acquired 5 binoculars, of various but reasonably similar powers, and decided to do a sit down test of all of them at one time. I figured this was better than just writing individual reviews of each as a binocular can seem quite good in the absence of anything to compare it to. I was primarily interested in if they are able to keep the whole field in focus, ie when it is focused on the center of the field are the outside edges in focus. I was also interested in chromatic aberration. These are the binoculars I tested in order of quality: NIKON Monarch M5 8x42 12x42 Powerful Binoculars with Clear Weak Light Vision Adorrgon IBQ Binoculars For Adults HD,12x50 High Power Binoculars Sold by: IBQ Tech 15x52 HD Binoculars for Adults High Powered with Upgraded Phone Adapter - GIGAPENGUIN IBQ Binoculars For Adults HD,12x30 Binoculars with Upgraded Phone AdapterSold by: IBQ Center My test was to attempt to focus on some willow trees with fine branches and fine leaves set against a white background of clouds. This I figured was excellent for figuring out if they had a clear field of view from edge to edge. I was also good to see if they had a chromatic aberration issue. I would inspect the interfaces of the branches and the clouds and look for color at the edges this would get obvious if you went a little bit out of focus you see a rainbow reddish color at the edges which indicates chromatic aberration which is not good. By far the best were the Nikon Monarch M5 Binoculars 8×42 6.4° field of view. The one I tested it runs about $250 but can often be obtained for around $200 in the “used like new” category. All the others were much less expensive but frankly so much worse that they are not worth buying with one possible exception namely the 12X42 from Adorrgon. I would say 80% of the field of view was focused with the Monarch which also gets good ratings on birding websites and was the favorite of the group for a South African safari we recently went on. The 12 x 42 Adorrgon was OK, I would say it was focusing about 60% of the field of view was in focus was in focus when you focus on the edge, the third was the 12×50 from IBQ. It was getting to the level of unacceptable with only about 40% of the field in focus. The fourth on my list was the most recent purchase Gigapenguin 15 x 52 with about 30% of the field of view in focus but even then the focus was uneven and showed muddy colors. For all except the Nikon monarch, the cases had a cheap feel. Overall, all but Nikon showed a lot of spheric aberration in other words if you were a little bit out of focus, you saw these rainbows on the edges of the leaves and branches and they were muddy overall. One important point is that the monarch was only 8 power, with the others having higher powers up to 15 power. Generally, I think people pick binoculars thinking that the higher power the better. This is usually not correct, the higher the power generally the more the issues you have with them optically they are also the heavier, longer and they are and have a shallower field of focus and are harder to get a good focus all the way across. Number five on my list was the 12 x 30 IBQ. I couldn't get the entire field in focus at all about 30% was in focus. For this and the Gigapenguin you couldn't even focus on the edge of the field. If you would take your eye and look at the edge of the field and try to bring it into focus and that wasn't possible so it means that there's bad optics to the binocular overall. I would say that the only binocular of these six worth purchasing with the Nikon monarch M5. They do a complete set of these various powers and fields of view, mine 8 x 42 is really nice solid binocular. It cost about three to five times what the others cost. This second one was the 12x42 Adorrgon which was acceptable and a whole lot cheaper than the Nikon at $40-$48 and none of the rest really are worth purchasing at all IMO.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by james Bardwell
Size: 10x42
We bought this binocular for our Alaska trip and wow, it is one of the best purchases ever. We visited Kenai Fjords and Denali National Park and it was an amazing experience to use this binocular to watch wildlife. We were able to see humpback whales, orcas, bears, caribous and a lot more. The binocular was extremely easy to adjust and use and the quality is outstanding . Really good purchase. Highly recommend
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024 by Kuntal Roy Kuntal Roy
Size: 10x42
I have started to enjoy bird watching, and my earlier pair of Nikon binoculars were not strong enough to give me good views. This pair works really well. They are not too heavy, are easy to manipulate, and the magnification is perfect.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024 by Kassie