Bresser Hunter 16x50 Binoculars

• 16x magnification for distant detail: The high-power optical setup brings far-off subjects noticeably closer, making this binocular useful for long-range observation where identifying detail matters more than a very wide view.
• 50 mm objectives for better light gathering: The large front lenses collect more light than compact binoculars, helping the image stay more usable in overcast conditions, at dusk, and during early-morning observation.
• Porro prism design with fully coated optics: This classic binocular layout supports a bright, natural-looking image with good depth perception, while the coated optical surfaces help maintain contrast and reduce distracting reflections.
• Central focusing with left-eye diopter adjustment: Fast central focus makes it easier to follow changing distances, and the diopter ring lets the binocular be matched to differences between the user’s eyes for a sharper final image.
• Tripod-adaptable metal body: The robust housing gives the binocular a solid feel, and the tripod thread is especially practical at 16x magnification, where a stable support helps reveal finer detail over longer viewing sessions.

About the Bresser Hunter Series

The Bresser Hunter series sits in BRESSER’s binocular range as a practical line for general outdoor use, covering activities such as hiking, travel, and everyday nature observation. The series combines straightforward handling with familiar optical layouts, and it includes both compact roof-prism models for easy carrying and larger Porro-prism versions for users who want a more traditional binocular shape and a stronger sense of image depth.

A defining feature across the range is the use of a central focusing wheel, which keeps operation simple when viewing distances change frequently. Hunter binoculars also use fully coated BK-7 glass optics, a sensible configuration for an accessible all-round binocular that still aims to deliver clear, usable images in daylight and mixed outdoor conditions. Every model in the series includes diopter adjustment and foldable rubber eyecups, which helps the binocular adapt to different users and makes it easier to use with or without glasses. Overall, the Hunter family is designed around uncomplicated field use rather than specialist features, making it a good fit for users who want dependable binoculars for casual outdoor observation.

About the Bresser Hunter 16x50 Binoculars

The Bresser Hunter 16x50 Binoculars are built for users who need high magnification in a traditional full-size binocular format. With 16x magnification and a 50.00 mm objective lens, this model is aimed at long-range viewing where pulling distant subjects closer is more important than having the widest possible field of view. That makes it well suited to open-country observation, hillside scanning, and other situations where detail at distance is the priority.

The Porro prism construction gives the binocular its classic shape and helps produce a spacious, natural image with good visual depth. Fully coated optics support contrast and colour fidelity, while the 50 mm objectives provide useful light-gathering ability for observation in subdued daylight and around dawn or dusk. The 3.10 mm exit pupil is balanced toward daytime and mixed-light use, and the 72.98 m/1000m field of view remains manageable for locating and following distant subjects at this magnification.

Handling is kept straightforward with a central focusing system for quick adjustment and a left eyepiece diopter setting to fine-tune the image to the user’s eyesight. The metal housing adds durability, while the tripod-adaptable design is especially valuable here: at 16x, mounting the binocular on a tripod can significantly improve image steadiness and reduce fatigue during extended observation. This makes the Hunter 16x50 a sensible choice for users who want an affordable high-magnification binocular for outdoor viewing and occasional astronomy use.

About Bresser

BRESSER was founded in Germany in 1957 by Josef Bresser. The company has long focused on observation equipment, and its product range today includes telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, and outdoor optics. That broad background is relevant in binocular design, where optical know-how, mechanical reliability, and practical usability all matter.

BRESSER GmbH is headquartered in Rhede, Germany. The company changed ownership in 1999 when Rolf Bresser sold it to Meade Instruments Corp., and in 2009 Rolf Bresser, Jinghua Precision Optics, and managing director Helmut Ebbert acquired all shares of Bresser GmbH. Over time, BRESSER has expanded beyond its core optical lines, adding products such as trail cameras and rangefinders in 2011. Its reputation is built on offering accessible observation equipment across several categories, from entry-level outdoor optics to more specialised instruments for astronomy and field use.

Main Features

• Product type: Standard binoculars
• Series: Bresser Hunter
• Prism type: Porro
• Magnification: 16.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Exit pupil: 3.10 mm
• Field of view at 1000 m: 72.98 m/1000m
• Field of view: 4.17 °
• Twilight factor: 28.28
• Relative brightness: 9.8
• Lens coating: Fully coated
• Focusing system: Central
• Diopter setting position: Left eye-piece
• Body type: Single hinge
• Housing material: Metal
• Nitrogen filled: No
• Tripod adaptable: Yes
• Length: 167.00 mm
• Width: 197.00 mm
• Height: 68.00 mm
• Weight: 778.00 g
• Colour: Black

Warranty

BRESSER provides a 5-year warranty for the Bresser Hunter 16x50 Binoculars.

In the Box

• Binoculars
• Nylon bag
• Carrying strap
• Protective lens caps
• Protective eyepiece caps