Nikon Reviews

I suppose if you own the nikon 880 this product is a must--unless you want to keep buying $15 batteries every few weeks. As if it wasn't bad enough that Nikon doesn't include a recharger with their already overpriced camera, they go further by not including a rechargable battery with their recharger. That one will set you back another $60. On top of that the recharger is also an overy cumbersome design and far too big and heavy to travel with. I've owned Nikons all my life, but this last Coolpix 880 experience has soured me completely from the company.

the camera if you don't want to put out for the charger and batteries. You just have to have it the way digital cameras eat up the power. The only complaint I have about this charger is it does not seem to know when the batterie is recharged or having a problem. Probably just the unit I have but it works fine as long as I'm not in a hurry.

I purchased the Nikon charger/adaptor because I went through batteries like water. This unit allows me to either use batteries or the wall socket. It is nice to have an extra rechargable battery as back up. At $$$ to $$$ a throw away, it is well worth it expecially if there are no stores close by with batteries.

I was absolutely astounded with the amazing clarity of these binocs. Tremendous zoom range, small enough to pack anywhere, and again, tremendous, stunning clarity. Buy these!

We bought these binoculars to use for our honeymoon cruise, and we were very pleased. In particular, we love the eyepieces that raise and lower for use with or without glasses (helpful for both eyeglasses and sunglasses users). Secondly, the width of the binoculars adjusts for the space between your eyes, allowing a custom view for each user. Also, the binoculars are small and lightweight, making them perfect for travel. Finally--and most importantly--the binoculars provide a clear, sharp picture that stays relatively stable even at higher magnifications. Highly recommended for the casual user.

I got this great pair of Nikon Eagleview 8-24x25 Zoom II Binoculars as a gift from my Mom & Dad for Christmas. I've had several other pairs, but never this compact and powerful. The zoom is VERY smooth and keeps good focus throughout. Nice and lightweight, they did well as 'opera glasses' on my visit to the symphony last week. And I'm getting a better close-up of my favorite birds. The 'field' is not as good as with dedicated wide-view optics, but you can't complain. Just What I Wanted

this is a complete waste of money. i charged EXACTLY according to instructions, then went out for a day of picture taking, and the batteries died after 6 shots w/flash. So I charged again. 5-6 shots max. Don't even think about reviewing the photos with the screen on. Dont waste your money. Buy a lithium battery (about 12 bux)--these last a long time. Get a second for backup. but just forget about these LOUSY batteries. SHAME ON NIKON!!! GREAT CAMERAS, BUT HORRIBLE UNDERPERFORMING BATTERIES!!!!!

I fully charged my NIMH batteries like instructed the first time and have only had the worst results from these batteries! Somewhere between 10-15 pictures is the batteries life

I don't know what these other guys are talking about! I have had no problems with the batteries. These batteries have lasted A LOT longer then regular AAs. The case is pretty nice also. This is definitely worth the money and a MUST HAVE!