I found these to be a good quality, good value for money, lightweight pair of binoculars, with a look & spec. similar to others on Amazon, such as those marked as “8x32 Puffin Binoculars”.They arrived packaged in a cardboard box, with no manufacturers name, but marked “HIGH QUALITY BINOCULARS”.Also inside the box was a fabric carry case with attached short shoulder strap, a neck strap for you to attach to the binoculars, a lens cleaning cloth, & a small instruction leaflet in Chinese.The binoculars central focus ring is marked “FULLY COATED 8x32 384FT@1000YDS” (8x magnification with a 32mm diameter object lens & a 384ft diameter view at a distance of 1000yrds).The soft rubber lens caps covering the object lens can be flipped down or completely removed, whilst the joined caps covering each eyepiece have to come completely off, (so put them somewhere safe!).To set-up the binoculars, first set the viewing distance from your eyes to the eyepiece by turning each eyepiece spacer fully anticlockwise (may not be needed if you are wearing glasses). Then close your right eye whilst adjusting the central focus ring to bring an object in *focus for your left eye, then close your left eye & fine tune the focus for your right eye using only the right eyepiece focus adjustment ring, from then on you only need to use the central focus ring to bring objects into *focus. (*Focus from about 5 metres to affinity). When finished don`t forget to close the eyepiece spacers fully clockwise, or the binoculars won`t fit back in their case.Before I purchased these binoculars I tried several with differing magnifications & lens diameters, the higher the magnification the more difficult it was to hold the view steady by hand, the larger the lens the bigger the view, but the binoculars tend to be bigger & heavier.The K&F Concept 8 X 32 Compact Binoculars weigh 497 grams with lens caps & neck strap in place, which for me is light enough to leave hanging from the neck strap whilst walking, but available for use as required. Yes you may find better binoculars out there, but I think you will pay a lot more money for them!