Review: Geovid 3200.COM - Leica’s Powerful Rangefinding Binoculars

This review details the new rangefinding binos by Leica. These binoculars with a built in rangefinder are not only packed with technology, but have a unique design making them super comfortable in hand. Scott Reekers tests the clarity and accuracy of these optics at long distances in the high country while scouting for an upcoming hunting season. Combined with the new app from Leica, you can customize these to your rifle setup to really dial in your accuracy.
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[@mflorczykowski]

PLEASE do a detailed review of using these with the Kestrel! Video through the binos would be awesome!

[@jamieharmoosh]

I'd love to see a comparison between these and the new Vortex Fury 5000 AB binoculars.

[@Mixedpuppy]

Great review! Appreciate the information and work. I know the 8x56 go in line with most European Low Light Binoculars. The 8x56 combined with the Perger Porro Prisms really let in a lot of light and give good perception of depth of field.

[@EastmansHuntingJournals]

Thanks for your feedback 👍

[@ericb.4358]

Bluetooth pairing of optics and Kestrel 5700 is THE way to hunt. SIG/SAUER has Bluetooth-enabled BDX rifle scopes (Sierra6), BDX monoculars/binoculars. Very decent optical quality and Bluetooth tech for a LOT less than the GEOVID binoculars.

[@grantlitz7041]

Nice review

[@EastmansHuntingJournals]

Thanks Grant, glad you found it useful.

[@electriceyeslide5959]

Bad ass

[@kylepeter6862]

Does it have a angle compensation yardage for us archery hunters?

[@vinelliott7611]

...

[@ahboykin]

Yes.

[@alankillian4962]

Cost ?

[@EastmansHuntingJournals]

These are pretty comparable to the other European range finding binoculars coming in between $2,900.00 and $3,200.00 depending on the model.

[@phongvinhtruong4554]

1 fortune