Nikon WX 10x50 IF (1 Viewer)

Against the Swarovski EL SV 10x50, I suppose? That would indeed be interesting. I have the Leica Ultravid 10x50, which is comparable.

BTW B&H is again listing the 10x50 WX as discontinued.

fazalmajid said:

Against the Swarovski EL SV 10x50, I suppose? That would indeed be interesting. I have the Leica Ultravid 10x50, which is comparable.

BTW B&H is again listing the 10x50 WX as discontinued.

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Rather the Swaro SLC 10x56.

Fazalmajid, post #61

In relation to a comparison with the EL SV 10x50, sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words
(it’s from post #20 on Cloudy Nights https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/622620-nikon-wx-experience/ )

In law enforcement this would be what's called a clue!

John

A comparison between the WX 10X50 and any other alpha 10X50-56 is like comparing apples and oranges, the only thing similar between them are the magnification, that's it. While I have viewed the WX 10X50 wide view under the night sky and appreciated it, it is still a 10X, not 15X or 20 X.
It is really a boutique design to commemorate an anniversary at Nikon. If some of the technology and glass design goes into a new portable glass design at a lower cost in the future, that is fine - but it is still a 10X for $6500.

Andy W.

fazalmajid said:

Against the Swarovski EL SV 10x50, I suppose? That would indeed be interesting. I have the Leica Ultravid 10x50, which is comparable.

BTW B&H is again listing the 10x50 WX as discontinued.

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The 10x50 WX are still listed on Nikon's website along with the 7x50 WX, the Prostar 7x50 and the Astroluxe 18 x 70 under Specialty Binoculars.

https://www.nikonsportoptics.com/en/nikon-products/binoculars/specialty/index.page

Bob