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How much should you spend on binoculars?

You can get a decent, long-lasting pair for around £60. Higher priced binoculars will come with features that will enhance your birdwatching experience. The most important thing is to focus on what's right for you

For beginner binoculars, you are looking at between £50 to £150.

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There are some great introductory models. Look for waterproof, and fog proof binoculars with protective rubber body armour.

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The RSPB offers great value options for regular, long-term use.

Customer reviews for RSPB budget binoculars speak for themselves. Bird watchers rate them on average 4.5 out of 5.

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For a mid-level pair of binoculars, you're looking at between £150 - £400. You'll find a much wider choice with binocular features such as multicoated optics for better brightness and image clarity. Expect a decent warranty.

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For an advanced pair of binoculars, you're looking at £400 and above. Cost isn't the most important factor here: expect premium binocular features, such as ED glass, which is extra low dispersion. For superior clarity: water repellent coatings and more.

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You can be more fussy about what suits you, for instance the shape of the eye cups or the position of the focus wheel. Ideally, test in the field to find what you prefer.