Pros: Better than anticipated; will open up new worlds of fun.

Cons: Clarity at 20'+; camera lens could be better protected. (Removable A-1 filter, maybe?)

The Bottom Line: For long-distance viewing and photography, these are up to the job for most amateurs and semi-pros. As a pro shutterbug, I'm impressed!

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Pros: Compact, has screw hole to support standard trypod and lots of adjustment features.

Cons: Needs a steady hand to avoid blurry pics & shutter beep not great.

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Pros: Plug and play to download pics into PhotoSuite 5 software (provided) easy.

Cons: Camera depth of field. Needs good lighting for clear pics. Lenses too widely spaced.

The Bottom Line: Higher resolution and better software than the original VGA 11-1025 model but these don't make up for the design issues and limitations of being a combination device. Needs refining.

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Pros: Nice size, nice weight and nice case

Cons: Terrible pictures, eye piece sighting is terrible. Not worth the money at all.

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Pros: Nothing I can think of

Cons: software wont work with Vista, camera FUZZY, hard to see through binoculars with both eyes.

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