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<blockquote data-quote="plyscope" data-source="post: 3217869" data-attributes="member: 113582"><p>I agree with Oetzi, the EII fits my face better and is easier to use straight up. The wider field is really appealing.</p><p>The Habicht has it's own special charm. It takes a bit longer to get familiar with but is built to a higher quality level in terms of coating technology and luxury feel. It is an older design but it's faults can be mostly overlooked or worked around. </p><p></p><p>You can't really go wrong either way. Get the one that is cheaper or easier to acquire or if you are like us you will want both eventually.</p><p></p><p>Of the two I tend to use the Habicht more often. It is my first choice for day trips and spectating at events. The EII I use more for nature watching especially at closer ranges or in wooded areas. </p><p></p><p>I enjoy using binoculars but don't think of myself as a birding enthusiast. If I was more serious about birding then I might prefer the Nikon EII mainly because of the wider field and easier focusing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="plyscope, post: 3217869, member: 113582"] I agree with Oetzi, the EII fits my face better and is easier to use straight up. The wider field is really appealing. The Habicht has it's own special charm. It takes a bit longer to get familiar with but is built to a higher quality level in terms of coating technology and luxury feel. It is an older design but it's faults can be mostly overlooked or worked around. You can't really go wrong either way. Get the one that is cheaper or easier to acquire or if you are like us you will want both eventually. Of the two I tend to use the Habicht more often. It is my first choice for day trips and spectating at events. The EII I use more for nature watching especially at closer ranges or in wooded areas. I enjoy using binoculars but don't think of myself as a birding enthusiast. If I was more serious about birding then I might prefer the Nikon EII mainly because of the wider field and easier focusing. [/QUOTE]
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