Deciding on whether to buy a product like CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars or perhaps CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars? You’re in the right place as we’ll take you through all of the specs, features and look at the quality, pricing and reviews of both to help you make the decision on which one to go for.

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CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars vs CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars

CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars specs

CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars
 CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars specs

CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars
Type: Binoculars

Type: Binoculars

Magnification: 15 x

Magnification: 10 x

Objective lens diameter: 50 mm

Objective lens diameter: 30 mm

Prism system: Porro

Prism system: Porro

OPTICAL FEATURES

OPTICAL FEATURES

Angle of view: – Apparent: 60.3°
– Actual: 3.7°

Angle of view: – Apparent: 55.3
– Actual: 6

Field of view at 1000 yds: 79 m

Close focussing distance: 4.2 m

Close focussing distance: 6 m

Exit pupil: 3 mm

Exit pupil: 3.3 mm

Image stabilisation: Yes

Image stabilisation: Yes

Dioptre: -3.0 / +3.0

Dioptre: -3 / +3

CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION

Coated optics: Yes

Coated optics: Yes

Eye relief: Yes

Eye relief: Yes – 13.5 mm

Rubber armoured: Yes

Rubber armoured: Yes

Waterproof: No

Waterproof: No

Other features: – Image stabalisation button

Fogproof: No

GENERAL
Other features: Weather proof

GENERAL

Batteries required: AA

Colour: Black

Colour: Black

Box contents: – Canon CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars
– Case
– Strap

Batteries required: AA batteries x 2 (included)

Dimensions with tripod: 150 x 127 x 70 mm (H x W x D)

Box contents: – Canon 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars
– Eye cap
– Neck strap
– Case
– AA batteries x 2

Weight: 600 g

Dimensions: 193 x 152 x 81 mm (H x W x D)

Manufacturer’s guarantee: 1 year

Weight: 1.18 kg

Manufacturer’s guarantee: 1 year

Price: £899

Price: £469

Number of Reviews:

Number of Reviews: 14

Review Score: 9.1 / 10

Review Score: 8.4 / 10


When deciding on whether to buy CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars or CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars, a very important consideration is the price. So we’re going to spend a bit of time looking at the price of both.

To start with, we looked at the price of the 850 products in the same category as CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars, which is the Binoculars category. Of these 850 products the average price was £196.11, the most expensive was £3049 and the cheapest was just £0.05. We then looked at the price of the 850 in the same as the CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars, which of course the average was £196.11, top price was £3049 and cheapest £0.05.

We then looked specifically at the average price of products from Canon and Canon, the average was £451.25 for Canon, £451.25 for Canon. The max for each was £9999/£9999 and minimum was £3.99/£3.99

Price analysis of CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars

Price analysis of CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars

  • CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars
  • Field of view: 3.7°
  • 15 x magnification
  • Porro prism
  • Multilayer coating
  • Get a sharp, steady view with the Canon IS All Weather 15 x 50 mm Binoculars, suitable for use in harsh conditions or marine environments. With 15 x magnification, these All Weather Binoculars let you get closer to your subject. An Ultra-low Dispersion (UD) lens element reduces chromatic aberration for more accurate view, while the Super Spectra lens coating offers a vivid, high contrast view with accurate colours. The optical Image Stabiliser counteracts different types of shake and movement for a clear, steady view. These tough All Weather Binoculars are designed to withstand the harshest weather conditions thanks to weather resistance to JIS 4 specification. Adjustable eyepieces with eye relief makes the Canon IS All Weather 15 x 50 mm Binoculars suitable for use when wearing sunglasses or prescription glasses.
  • Product codes: 4960999302140
  • CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars
  • Field of view: 6°
  • 10 x magnification
  • Porro prism
  • Multilayer coating
  • Compact and lightweight the Canon 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars get you 10 times closer to distant objects.Super steady viewThe Binoculars have a conveniently placed and powerful optical Image Stabalisation button which will quickly counteract shakes and movements even whilst panning giving you a super steady view.Pecision opticsThe Super Spectra coating helps deliver a vivid, high contrast view with accurate colour rendition, while eliminating unwanted internal reflections.Comfortable designThe rubber design and large rubber eyecups give you comfortable, and well balanced viewing. Together with a handy strap, the Canon Binoculars are ideal for travel, bird watching and a variety of sports.
  • Product codes: 4549292009880

What’s better CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars or CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars?

There are obviously a number of differences between CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars and CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars, but there are several things that you can use when comparing the two. The first of these, which we’ve already covered, is price. Make sure you spend a bit of time deciding how much you are willing and able to spend on your product to really get a good idea if the £899 cost of CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars is closer to the expectation you had than the £469 pricep point of CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars.

Once you’ve nailed down everything there is to know on the price of both, the next step is to really study the reviews. Taking the time to read reviews of both will really help you to decide which is a better product between CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars and CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars. We looked at the reviews over at Currys PC World for both products and found that CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars scores out of 10 from reviews. Whereas CANON CAN2532 10 x 30 mm IS II Binoculars scores 9.8 out of 10 from 14 reviews.

It’s also really worthwhile spending the time to look at the key differences between the two products. For that you can use our comparison table about which looks at the main features of both products to give you a clear idea of where one product perhaps benefits over another. When comparing the two it’s a really good idea to have an idea in your mind of the key features that you need from your Binoculars as this will help you to narrow down the products that do or don’t meet your criteria.



CANON 15 x 50 mm IS All Weather Binoculars



Rating:
8.60 out of
10