The best binoculars deals we've spotted so far: Black Friday 2024

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Discover the best Black Friday binoculars deals as we're already seeing some huge discounts on the best binoculars on the market.

Binoculars deals are in abundance ahead of Black Friday and there's something suitable for everyone, regardless of budget and experience. The best we've seen so far is $760 off the Leica 10x42 Noctivid but, If you want to shop around and you're looking for more than just binoculars, you should check out our Black Friday space deals guide.

Now is a great time to be on the lookout for Black Friday binoculars deals, due to the volume of worthwhile offers available. So, whether you're new to optics or you're looking for an upgrade on your current pair, scroll down below to find the best Black Friday binoculars deal for you.

Top Black Friday binoculars deals 2024 so far

Biggest saving

Leica Noctivid 10x42
Leica 10x42 Noctivid: was $2,999 now $2,240 at Amazon

Save over $700 on one of the best pairs of binoculars we've ever had our hands on. That's a huge saving, and if you're looking for a durable and excellent set of binoculars, you won't go wrong with Leica.

Other binoculars we would recommend

Celestron SkyMaster 25x100
Celestron SkyMaster 25 X 100: was $500 now $389 at Amazon

Save over $110 on this powerful set of binoculars, designed for gazing at the stars. Their 25x magnification is perfect for admiring the cosmos, and their light-gathering power is unrivalled.

Celestron Nature DX ED 12x50
Celestron 12x50 Nature DX ED: was $339 now $230 at Adorama US

Save $109 on these excellent daytime-use binoculars. The pair features high-quality glass, making for beautifully clear visuals. We think the 'was' price has been increased a little, but there's still a great saving to be had here. They are available at Amazon for the same price.

Nikon PROSTAFF P3 8x42
Nikon Prostaff P3 8x42: was $140 now $97 at amazon.com

Save $43 these sturdy Nikon binoculars, which would make a great investment for newcomers, whether for stargazing or wildlife-watching. We were happy to recommend them in our best binoculars guide even at full price, so with a discount they're even better.

Nikon Prostaff P7 8x42
Nikon Prostaff P7 8x42: was $190 now $147 at Amazon

Save over $40 on this pair of great all-rounder binoculars. They're small and lightweight, so they are perfect for traveling with, but you'll find the images pin-sharp and beautiful. With more than $40 off, this is a deal not to be missed.

Celestron Nature DX 12x56 Binoculars
Celestron Nature DX 12x56: was $270 now $240 at amazon.com

Save $30 on this pair of Celestron binoculars, one of the best we've had our hands on for stargazing. Their optical performance is fantastic at this price point, giving excellent views of the night sky. They're great for wildlife watching, too. Note that these have dropped to $210.05 recently, so monitor for a few days before diving in.

Zeiss Conquest HD 10x42 Binoculars
Zeiss Conquest HD: was $800 now $700 at Amazon

Save $100 on this seriously impressive set of binoculars. If you're looking for some of the best binoculars on the market but don't want to spend four figures, you won't get better than these. You know you're buying a good brand with Zeiss.

Zeiss Terra 10x25
Zeiss Terra 10x25: was $365 now $275 at Amazon

Save $90 on an excellent pair of binoculars that feature premium, multi-coated optics optics, they're waterproof and made with a reinforced fiberglass casing and a 10x magnification with a 25mm aperture.

Nikon PROSTAFF P3 10x42
Nikon PROSTAFF P3 10x42: was $150 now $97 at Amazon

Now less than $100! The Space.com team highly recommends them. If you're looking for something super lightweight but still high quality, these are a great buy. And with a 35% savings, they're better than ever.

Celestron Nature DX 12x56 Binoculars
Nikon 10x25 Trailblazer: was $97 now $77 at Adorama US

Save 20% on the Nikon 10x25 Trailblazer, compact and lightweight binoculars built to withstand all weather conditions. They're fog- and waterproof, and their ergonomic rubber body ensures a comfortable grip for long periods of time.

Canon 10x30 IS II
Canon 10x30 IS II: was $549 now $499 at BHPhoto

Save $50 on these image-stabilized binoculars, which minimizes hand shake so can use them for hours on end without a tripod. The 60-degree wide angle offers immersive views, and they're lightweight and portable so you can take them on the go.

Bushnell 10x42 Binoculars
Bushnell 10x42mm Excursion: was $110 now $40 at Adorama US

Save a huge 64% on this durable, rugged pair of binoculars from Bushell. The large 42mm objective lens delivers bright, clear images, whether you're bird watching, hiking or wildlife spotting.

Canon 18x50 IS All Weather
Canon 18x50 IS: was $1,499 now $1,399 at BHPhoto

Save $100 on these image-stabilized binoculars from Canon. They're fully weatherproof, with 15mm of eye-relief will suit those who wear glasses. The 18x50 binoculars are perfect for watching sports from a distance, and the tripod socket means you can use them for hours on end.

When is Black Friday 2024? What is Cyber Monday?

Black Friday 2024 is taking place on Friday, November 29 2024, but as you can see above, there are already plenty of deals to be found ahead of the event.

It's also worth noting that retailers don't pull all deals when the clock strikes 12am on Saturday 30th. In fact, many deals crop up over the weekend which culminates in Cyber Monday, which used to be an online-only shopping event but now showcases deals in store, too.

Check out our Black Friday 2024 deals page for a roundup of the best discounts and deals on telescopes, binoculars, cameras, star projectors, drones, lego and much more.

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Kimberley Snaith
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