SIG SAUER KILO10K-ABS HD vs Leica 10x32 Geovid Pro Rangefinder Binoculars

SIG SAUER KILO10K-ABS HD 10 x 42 mm laser rangefinding binocular with BDX 2.0. The KILO10K-ABS has a maximum reflective range of 10,000 yards and includes Applied Ballistics Elite (BDX Elite) onboard along with environmental sensors and digital compass; the KILO10K also supports BDX External (BDX-X) for connecting to external devices such as Kestrel and Garmin devices. The Gen II LightWave DSP engine features new target modes: Extended Range (XR) and Fog mode along with First, Best and Last target. The KILO10K binocular incorporates the first Active Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Graphic Display which provides all relevant ballistic information such as range to target, elevation holdover, wind hold, energy on target and velocity at target distance. All new KILO rangefinders also integrate with BaseMap to provide remote waypoints on ranged targets and can be fully configured with the Sig Sauer BDX App. All KILOs leverage Low Energy / Long Range Bluetooth 5.x for multipoint Bluetooth connections and improved connectivity to BDX enabled riflescopes and sights. The KILO10K ships with a Multicam chest carry harness and WeatherFlow Bluetooth WindMETER.
FEATURES:
Gen II Lightwave DSP Ranging Engine With Extended Range (XR) Mode
Onboard Environmental Sensors for Real-time Ballistic Calculations
Drop Remote Waypoints With Basemap App
Applied Ballistics Elite With Complete AB Bullet Database, Up to 25 Custom Bullet Profiles and 8 Onboard Ballistic Groups
BDX 2.0 Enabled With Low Energy, Long Range Bluetooth
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Leica Geovid Pro 10x32 40810 is not only the most compact but also powerful rangefinder model in it's class. Its small size and light weight make this an ideal optics for active hunters. It combines the best optical performance with the world’s leading ballistics solution and the most precise rangefinding. It is built for fatigue-free observation and intuitive to operate. The pre-installed, Applied Ballistics software calculates the most accurate ballistics values for up to 875 yds. All correction data required for a precise shot is shown on the Geovid’s display, immediately after rangefinding. The extremely accurate Class 1 laser measures distances up to 2,500 yds reliably and quickly, and up to 200 yds with an extremely low measurement tolerance of +/- 0.25 yds. The Leica Geovid Pro 8x32 is the optimum solution for precise shots at long, medium, and close ranges.
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[@aaronwilcox6417]

Finally an honest presentation of these items. Usually its folks promoting and not explaning features and pros cons. Good job

[@Colonel1Bravo]

This is how you do a review. I have the SIG unit and it does have the blue to it which is annoying. However, all the other capabilities truly can’t be beat and is my go to pair.

[@martingagnon4547]

Looks like a no BS review. Thank you sir.

[@Think-For-Yourself-Man]

Well thought out content. At times, spoke too quick and I got confused if he spoke about the Sig vs the Leica.

[@ericb.4358]

Does the Leica bing have BLUETOOTH to send data to a KESTREL with a 4 DOF ballistic engine?
Applied Ballistic is BC based while 4 DOF is based on ACTUAL Doppler tests and several other factors like a US gov't "spark range".
I'll take 4 DOF every time.

[@huntnfool2088]

what about the 6ks that blue tint on the 10ks is horrible

[@davehardin9426]

what tripod adapter do you use for the Sig bino

[@wildeyezoutfitters]

Hey, what tripod adapter do you use on the Leicas?

[@martingagnon4547]

Looks like Aziak

[@teo59]

yo Wanda compare the 42 not the 32

[@nohandle000]

The 10x42 Leica's just dropped and i want to trade my 32s haha