First Look: Leica Geovid Pro 10x32

Check out our first look video of the new Leica Geovid Pro as Matt highlights all of the innovative features these new binoculars have to offer the serious shooter and the backcountry hunter alike. Check it out at Schnees.com (THE UNIT IN THIS VIDEO IS A PRE-PRODUCTION PROTOTYPE. THE FINAL VERSION CAN DIFFER FROM WHAT'S SHOWN OR DESCRIBED HERE)
The Leica Geovid Pro 32mm is a genuine benchmark. Designed for hunting in the mountains, bow hunting or hunting in open field where the extra magnification is needed for identification. The most compact and powerful rangefinder binoculars in the premium class, this model features world-leading Applied Ballistics® software and a extreme precise Class 1 laser. Never, before has such a small glass packed so much optical performance with field-proven ballistics. Extremely powerful with cutting-edge technology, this rangefinder pioneer is the first choice for any active hunter who appreciates compact equipment and demands a reliable ballistic solution for all close- and long-range shots.
The essentials:
- High-class optics and superior mechanics
- Precise and repeatable laser range finding up to 2500 yards
- Exact and real time ballistic calculation with superior on-board Applied Ballistics® solver
- Integrated environmental sensors: Built-in air pressure, temperature and angle sensors for precise ballistic readings
- Newest Bluetooth® connectivity for quick and easy programming, setting and tracking with the Leica Ballistics App 1.0
- State-of-the-art GPS tracking solution mit LPTTM (Leica ProTrack)
- Advanced real-time precision: Pair with Kestrel® devices to get real-time wind direction and speed updates

[@texasaggie8449]

I’m buying it. I have 8x40 ba’s from I think 1986 and they still ROCK compared to anything else

[@kentsaker733]

What temperature can you use in winter??
A have kahle now but can only use that one to -10 celcium.
And a lite the north of Sweden.
The problem to many rangefinders is that the electric can not handle the could.
Please let me now.
Best regard.

[@user-sj9db4nz7e]

Do you have the updated review available yet? Do these things have onboard sensors and GPS? If not, where are they getting atmospherics from for shooting solutions such as temp, density altitude, etc? Does this thing capture weather data from somewhere? What data shows up in the display? Just range or is it more like the Sig Kilo that shows temp, compass heading, range, MOA, altitude, etc? Thanks!

[@michaelsheehan6874]

What tripod adaptor are you using? Do you like it?

[@MillerTime-406]

Aziak gear and I love it!

[@alfsemini2948]

Are you doing a more in-depth review?

[@Schnee_Hunt]

Yes, one is coming. We wanted to test the heck out of these. Hunting, competitons, etc.. Also doing a comparison agains the Kilo10K