These binoculars were a bit of a gamble. I have recently moved house and wanted to look at details in the rear landscape. I have two similar pairs that came free with National Trust membership, but I can’t find them yet! Anyway, I decided to ignore some of the recent negative reviews (one claiming zero magnification lol!) as every review section, whether it be hotels, restaurants or goods, statistically has a proportion of moaners and people who perhaps struggle in a cognitive sense.Anyway, at £14.99 these are fantastic! The view is surprisingly very crisp and accurate for the price. I’m sure that if I spent ten, twenty or even 50x more than the cost of these, I would get something better, but I wouldn’t get something proportionately better. They are small, but I’m a big guy and they spread out to fit. If people don’t know how to use binoculars, people need to READ the very simple instructions supplied. Focus is achieved using the centre wheel and right eye piece. Very simple! There is no justification whatsoever for any type of criticism of what is supplied for the money.So. If you have reasonable expectations and are at least semi-literate, you will find that these binoculars provide a great, compact optical aid for casual use (after all, most people don’t spend that much time looking through binoculars!). Suitable for both adults and children.