Save $40 on the Encalife 10x50 ED binocular on Black Friday

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The Encalife ENBI202 10x50 ED binoculars are currently $40 off (opens in new tab) with this Black Friday deal dropping the price from $329.97 down to $289.97. Designed with Extra-low Dispersion glass elements in the binoculars, the Encalife ENBI202's takes advantage of this optical correction technology which aims to reduce chromatic aberration, otherwise known as color fringing.

A 10x magnification provides ample zoom to see far-off subjects like birds and wildlife, or even for wide-field viewing of air shows. 50mm objective lenses drink in the light to maximize brightness in otherwise dark situations which may prove useful if using them at twilight or to stargaze.

The ENBI202's are fully waterproof so you can rest assured that they'll remain safe and working should you be using them in heavy rain. The Super Multi-coated objective lenses provide solid protection from the elements which can make the lenses easier to clean.

Suitable for all kinds of head shapes the ENBI202 binoculars have an adjustable ocular distance from 56-73mm so that those with narrow-set or wide-set eyes can use them just as easily.

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Encalife ENBI202 10x50 ED binoculars: was $329.97, now $289.97 at Encalife (opens in new tab)
The Encalife ENBI202 binoculars are now $40 off with a decent discount that converts to over a 12% saving this Black Friday. The binoculars have extra-low dispersion glass which reduces chromatic aberration for optimum viewing quality.

Saving over 12% on the Encalife ENBI202 binoculars (opens in new tab) gives a $40 saving that could go toward purchasing another accessory or upgrading your existing stargazing equipment.

The ENBI202's have a 320ft field of view which places them pretty wide, all things considered. While that won't be any good for studying planets, you should get good views of constellations and a closer look at the moon if using them for stargazing. This field of view also makes them suitable for tracking wildlife and birdwatching when moving subjects are often hard to follow through higher magnification binos.

The Encalife ENBI202's also have twist-up eyecups that can accommodate for eyeglasses-wearers that normally struggle to view subjects through binoculars without removing their spectacles.

The binoculars ship with a carry case, neckstrap which loops through the connections on the binoculars themselves, a cleaning cloth to remove dirt from the lenses and an instruction manual to help get set up. Setting up is easy though and they can be used handheld or attached to a tripod for more steady viewing which connects at the front of the ENBI202s.

Be sure to check out Space.com's guide to the best binoculars or save a ton of money by getting the best Black Friday deals with our hub on the best binocular deals.

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Jason Parnell-Brookes
Channel Editor

Jason Parnell-Brookes is an award-winning photographer, educator and writer based in the UK. He won the Gold Prize award in the Nikon Photo Contest 2018/19 beating over 90,000 other entrants and was named Digital Photographer of the Year in 2014. Jason is a Masters graduate and has a wealth of academic and real-world experience in a variety of photographic disciplines from astrophotography and wildlife to fashion and portraiture. Now the Channel Editor for Cameras and Skywatching at Space.com his speciality is in low light optics and camera systems.