Question 1

Have you tried these to look at stars ? Wondering how these would work for astronomical purposes.

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I just did a little research online because these binoculars on sale and your question piqued my interest, and I found an article on space.com regarding binocular types and the best model to use for stargazing. Here's the article below, and of course, Amazon being the super great company it is, has this model for less than what space.com was listing it for so guess what? I'm ordering one right now.  From the pictures they look pretty darn amazing, like dual mini telescopes. This model however did get good ratings and given it's on sale at such a great price, you can't beat it. Thinking about ordering one of these too!  :-)

The SkyMaster Giant 15x70 binoculars by Celestron have one of the highest magnifications of all the binoculars that Top Ten Reviews checked out, making these ideal for looking at stars, planets, comets and other distant objects in the night sky. Images appear crisp and clear though these binoculars, but you may need a tripod to keep the view steady with such a high magnification (15x). The binoculars have large, 70-millimeter objective lenses that direct ample light to your eyes when used in a low-light setting. And if you wear glasses, you can rest assured that you don't need to take them off before looking through these binoculars.

Question 2

What are the dimensions and actual weight?

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Size (LxWxH): 8.3" x 3.1" x 6.3"Weight: 595g/21ozShame on all of you who responded with "I don't know." Why did you even answer then?

Question 3

What are the best binoculars for bird watching with in the range of from 20ft to 100yds?

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I have been very satisfied with the quality of these binoculars and the ease to adjust for distances from 20ft to 100yds. true - you could pay lots more and get a finer resolution but for the price they do the job!

Question 4

Can you focus one eye separately in the event you have better vision in one eye vs the other?

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Yes, right in one of the images supplied, it shows a knurled surface ring on ONE of the eye tubes;  BTW, I've yet to see any units that ~don't~ allow for individual fine tuning for 1 eye!

ASIN	B00004TBLW
Age Range Description	Adult
Apparent Angle of View	9 degrees
Best Sellers Rank	#5,021 in Camera & Photo Products ( See Top 100 in Camera & Photo Products ) #2,343 in Binoculars
Brand	Bushnell
Built-In Media	Binocular, Storage Case With Straps Manual
Coating	Fully Coated
Color	Black
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (6,028)
Diopter Adjustment Range	+/- 3 diopters
Enclosure Material	Plastic
Exit-Pupil Diameter	5 millimeters
Eye Relief	9 millimeters
Features	Compact Design
Field of View	140
Focus Description	Auto Focus
Focus Type	auto focusing porro prism
Item Dimensions L x W	8"L x 6.25"W
Item Dimensions L x W x H	6.25"L x 6.25"W x 6.25"H
Item Type Name	Binoculars
Item Weight	0.6 kg
Low Light Technology	Basic low light capabilities
Magnification Maximum	7
Manufacturer	Bushnell
Manufacturer Part Number	133410C
Model Name	Bushnell Falcon 7x35 Binoculars
Model Number	133410C
Mount Type	Tripod Mount
Number of Items	1
Objective Lens Diameter	35
Prism Type	Porro Prism
Size Map	Compact
Specific Uses	Hiking & Outdoors
UPC	029757172020
Unit Count	1 Ounce
Warranty Description	Manufacturer Warranty
Water Resistance Level	Waterproof
Zoom Ratio	7 multiplier_x

Bushnell 133410C Falcon 7x35 Binoculars with Case

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