DEAL NEWS – Capture brilliant pictures and video with an eye firmly on the horizon with these HD Digital Camera Binoculars, now on sale at almost $80 off, just $121.99.
With the outdoor days of summer staring us right in the face, there’s never been a better time to ensure you’re prepared for whatever is ahead during this endlessly fun season.
From the “might not have it, but probably shouldn’t live without it” category, a prime set of HD camera binoculars combine the functionality of traditional binoculars with the ability to capture high-definition photos and videos so your best moments are never forgotten.
These HD Digital Camera Binoculars from Mesay are ready to be your summer travel MVP. Whether you’re a hunter, a sports fan, or just want to see the world in all its vibrant, vivid glory, this powerhouse is a fabulous entry point, sporting a digital magnification of up to 12 times to see images clearly up to half a mile away.
Packed with game-changing features like precision focus adjustment, anti-reflective coating to keep water out while diffusing too much light, and anti-fog, anti-dust, and anti-shock construction, these binoculars bring every step of your adventuring into a clear, crisp reality.
Plus, you’ll have the memories to prove it with photos of up to 5M resolution and videos at full 1080p HD quality. Just train your watchful eye on a low-swirling hawk or at the goal line of a packed football stadium, and the LCD screen helps you capture those brilliant images in stunning detail. It can even hold a TF card with up to 8 GB of storage space so everything can be documented and saved.
Unlike full-sized binoculars that can be over a foot long and feel like you’re carrying around a dumbbell, these compact marvels bring similar power in a smaller package. These binoculars are under six inches long and weigh less than a pound, so there’s no excuse not to take them virtually everywhere.
These HD Digital Camera Binoculars would usually cost almost $200, but they’re on sale now for just $121.99.
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I question whether a device that has a camera and a binocular and that can see something as far as 1/2 km that costs only $122 can be anything but total junk. Here is a link that sort of reviews 7 devices of this type – https://www.onthefeeder.com/are-binocular-cameras-worth-it/. You will note that the reviews range from bad to horrible. If they were that easy to make don’t you think that the major camera manufacturers would sell something like this? Has anyone ever heard of the Stack Social company?
These are £70 on Amazon