APM APO 8x42 preorders open

Posted on Monday, August 5, 2024 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

APM is excited to announce the upcoming release of their new Double ED Apo Wide Angle Binoculars, available in 8x42 and 10x42 models. These binoculars, known for their exceptional clarity and wide-angle views, will be available soon, with the 8x42 model expected to arrive first in 6 to 8 weeks. The asking price is set at $499, with free delivery worldwide.

APM APO 8x42 preorders open

A testing sample of the 8x42 binoculars is already in hand. When compared to the Swarovski NL Pure 8x42, the differences are minimal. During daytime use, the APM binoculars perform almost identically to the Swarovski model. At night, the NL Pure has a slightly blacker sky and shows faint stars marginally better due to this enhanced darkness. Additionally, the NL Pure offers slightly better edge correction and overall performance, but these differences are minor and nearly imperceptible to most users.

APM is currently accepting pre-orders for these new binoculars. More details will be updated as we find out more.

APM APO 8x42 specs

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