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Focus on these Amazon Prime Day Early Access binocular deals

It's easy to see that these binocular deals are worth looking at.

By Amanda Reed

Posted on Oct 11, 2022

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Binoculars are a great way to be more in-touch with nature. The Bushnell PowerView 10 x 50mm Porro Prism Instafocus Binoculars are 41 percent off for Prime Day Early Access, giving you a perfect introduction to seeing the outdoors up-close and personal from the comfort of your backyard.

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These binoculars are on sale for $55.15—a massive price cut from their $92.95 regular price. They are covered in a Realtree AP camouflage non-slip rubber outer to absorb shock from falls and give you a nice grip when birdwatching. Folddown eyecups provide viewing comfort for those with glasses, and BK-7 prism multi-coated optics allow for crisp viewing. And, you’ll be able to see the smallest squirrel or faraway buck with its 10x magnification and 50mm objective lens.

The company’s Powerview 10×42 BoneCollector Binoculars are also on sale, down to $89.99 from $149.99. You get the same Realtree AP camo as the Porro Prism Instafocus binoculars, but with slightly different specs—you get a 10x magnification with a 42mm objective lens for a 288-foot field of view.

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Don’t let this deal get away from you like a hummingbird on a bird feeder—this deal only lasts until Oct. 12 when Prime Day Early Access ends. Here are a few other binoculars on sale that we recommend:

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Amanda Reed is a commerce updates writer at Popular Science. She makes sure all product round-ups are up-to-date, shares deals happening all over the internet, and reviews various gizmos and gadgets.

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