Opticron 30189 Oregon WA 10×50 Binocular, Black

Opticron 30189 Oregon WA 10x50 Binocular

Opticron 30189 Oregon WA 10×50 Binocular, Black


About Us

Founded in the UK in 1970, Opticron is a family-owned business with fifty years’ experience in consumer optics. In that time, we have met and exceeded the demands of thousands of people looking for a pair of quality affordable binoculars, a fieldscope or accessory to help them pursue their pastime, hobby or obsession. Irrespective of age, budget or experience we aim to always provide wildlife watchers with the best mix of quality, choice, value.

Our maxim “smaller, lighter, brighter, sharper” is the driving force behind the compact and lightweight equipment we offer. Designed and engineered to meet the demands of sometimes highly discriminating who actively use their equipment, we offer a wide range of models to ensure people get to own an instrument suited to them.



Weight: 885 Grams
Size: 10×50
Dimensions: 22 x 20.1 x 8.3 centimetres
Brand: Opticron
Model: 30189
Part: 30189
Colour: Black
Dimensions: 22 x 20.1 x 8.3 centimetres
Size: 10×50

8 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    We wanted to buy a pair of good quality, reasonable magnification binoculars for a family member but simply had no idea which to go for. Friends suggested the level but we had zero product knowledge. So we searched and ordered the results by rating, then looked at the reviews and this brand and unit stood out.

    Upon arrival and unboxing it became clear that these were superb quality – the feel of them, and the operation of the mechanisms, was just amazing. Checking the optics only further confirmed so we are totally delighted with our purchase and happy to recommend it – you can’t go wrong with Amazon when you’re not sure as the returns system really helps. 10/10

  2. Jason says:

     United Kingdom

    High quality product, sturdy constructed, with superb BAK-4 prisms, cristal clear view with no distortions on both left and right side lenses and smooth mechanics. After comparing with Olympus 8×40 S, which are also excellent, these Opticron binocs seems to be even a bit stronger than 8x, because looking at the same object from the same distance, Opticron gives a bit closer view. It actually feels like 9-10x.
    For such a price it’s a steal! Highly recommended for those who preffer porro prism over the roof type binoculars.

  3. JustinTunneclif says:

     United Kingdom

    Very powerful binoculars well worth the money but a little heavy if you are using them a long time but apart from that 6hey are grea

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I purchased these binoculars to supplement my astronomical telescopes which by their very nature only provide a narrow field of view.
    These binoculars are excellent for wide field astronomy Their light gathering is excellent with very good colour rendition and objects appear sharp across the majority of the view. Clarity is excellent for this price level with fine detail of the Orion nebula observed under semi rural skies. They’re reasonably light to hold and also have the required thread to enable use of a tripod ( adaptor purchased separately )
    They feel robust with caps provided for both primary and eye lenses.
    These binoculars represent amazing value and are a welcome addition to any astronomy kit. I highly recommend them.

  5. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Firstly the positives. Excellent light gathering through the 50mm apertures and these bins really bring the night sky to life. At this price they really are excellent value.
    The reason for a star dropped is that they are ‘relatively’ heavy, say, compared to the adventurer series and also, due to the magnification they are incredibly difficult to hold really steady. (I learned after purchase that the maximum magnification for hand held bins is really no more than 8x) This is not a fault of the binoculars just my ignorance 🙂 so bear in mind you will need a tripod to get the most from these excellent binoculars.

  6. RomanAyers says:

     United Kingdom

    Great value, very clear and high contrast viewing. I’d recommend any day.

  7. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 3 From Our UsersThis Oregon porro prism binocular is a relatively new model by opticron and availability of decent porro prism binoculars is becoming scarcer.. I’m not new to porro’s, i have a few made in Japan from the dark ages but wanted to test out this new binocular and compare it with a modern roof prism 10×42 ( the very capable Carson VP series 10×42 ) In the field the opticron with its larger 50 objective lens was slightly brighter than the Carson but let down by a rather stiffish focus wheel and the 16mm eye relief didn’t offer me a better view than the carson’s 15mm whilst wearing glasses. The opticron did deliver a nice clean high contrast image but in reality the portability and smooth focussing of the Carson not to mention the very decent optics… didn’t make me want to give up the 10×42 Carson for the bigger & slightly clumsy ergonomics of the the big 10×50. Close focus of the opticron is 9 meters… Carson is an excellent 2 metres. I just love the handling of the Carson more… if i was rating the opticron Oregon on overall performance i would give it a respectable 7/10. The build quality and fold down rubber eye cups are very good but that focus wheel… good luck!

  8. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Can’t fault them but for an 8yr old they don’t close down enough for their eyes. That said, they are good quality, focus well and seem quite robust.