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New Product Introduction Today From Swarovski ?
If I had access to the 3D printers I’d have a go making up a head rest for other bins.. see how stable you can get without the need for batteries. “Influencers”... be better to toss a few evaluation units in the direction of various forum users with wide experience and forum respect..... if the... -
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New Product Introduction Today From Swarovski ?
Giving samples to “influencers” is an interesting strategy as actual reviews are what sway people, though it would be good to have independence rather than what look like die-hard Swarovski users/fans. One does question their independence and thus the validity of their review. I am sure in... -
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New Product Introduction Today From Swarovski ?
Thanks for the clarification... didn’t think this was a few months response to the new Zeiss. He ought to have mentioned “many years”. Of course there would be many trials and mockups of different parts to judge the trade offs and gauge responses, before committing to a final version. Given the... -
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New Product Introduction Today From Swarovski ?
I posted before I’d watched to the very end...Yes the illusion dropped in the questions... how long were they working on the new product, which prisms? Given they only release new stuff very infrequently the “we are constantly testing new products” sounded odd, Peter -
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New Product Introduction Today From Swarovski ?
Poor techie guys having to do a PR piece on their own… I feel their pain! Wonder how many takes they had to do?! Clever topical marketing and good to see they’ve widened their view a bit… “no edges”…. even the WX has edges as do my 82degree eyepiece bins. Interesting to see the same aperture to... -
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New Product Introduction Today From Swarovski ?
To get an intimate view some form of winged eyecups to cut out distractions can really help.... a job for the binobandit and a missing opportunity for binocular makers. Peter -
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New Product Introduction Today From Swarovski ?
From field sports article.. “ by offering a market-leading 71-degree ‘apparent’ field of view. No detail on why the use of the word ‘apparent’... if they don’t know that then it does question any future reviews. Curious that Swaro reckon 71degree makes the field stops vanish... need more than...