Swarovski NL Pure EXPERT REVIEW

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Today we're reviewing the Swarovski NL Pure Binoculars
In this video we will discuss:
OPTICAL PERFORMANCE: The technology and features that give the Swarovski NL Pure an unparalleled viewing experience.
ERGONOMICS: Learn about the body design, focus mechanism, and the other bells and whistles that make the NL Pure unlike any other binocular on the market.
ACCESSORIES: Take a closer look at the innovative forehead rest that is a game changer for binocular usage, as well as Swarovski's Field Pro accessories.
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[@rickicoughlan8299]

This is a great review! As a professional bird watcher and occasional researcher, I've used Leica Trinovids for decades. Recently I compared the Leica Noctovid, the Swaro SE and Swaro NL Pure, all 10x42. I found the difference between the Trinovid and Noctovid to be so small I have to wonder at the price. Optically they're almost the same! The Swaro SE is considerably better, but the NL Pure is totally next level in every respect, egonomics (grip, balance, ease of focus, eyecup fit), light transmission, field of view, colour, sharpness/resolution in the centre of view right out to the edges are all vastly superior. They are superb in all lighting conditions, reducing silhouette effects and stretching out the times of day one can work in the field. You have to work very hard to create even a minimal fringe effect. If you demand the best performance, you will pay the "best" price but also the quality is remembered with so many amazing nature experiences long after the price is forgotten.

[@bluein2red423]

What do you mean by the Swarovski SE please?

[@rickicoughlan8299]

@@bluein2red423 It’s another model. You can google it.

[@freeforester1717]

Having used binoculars professionally over the last three decades and more, and still owning several pairs of first-tier examples (Zeiss, Leica, Swarovski), I can say without question the NL Pure glasses are easily the best pair of binoculars I have had the pleasure to own and use. They really are ‘next level’ in every respect.

[@Latitude2010]

Excellent review indeed well explained and very detailed well done indeed the best in the market tried them and there are awesome no doubt managed to get them for 2600€ from 12X42 from Turin Italy

[@user-nt7zo9er5t]

Any decent image stabilised binoculars give more detail and more enjoyable day out for less than half the price .

[@claudej8805]

What's up with those NL Pures lately ? I see reviews everywhere while they have been out for nearly 4 years

[@browningmaxus5360]

Are you saying there is no reviews

[@claudej8805]

@@browningmaxus5360 No, I'm wondering why the many reviews now.

[@Johnstage]

I couldn’t buy them although I truly wanted to because of large blackouts which few people talk about.