Leica Geovid Max 10x42

• Long-range laser performance: The integrated rangefinder measures from 10 m to 7500 m, giving this binocular the reach for everything from close woodland checks to very distant terrain features and reflective targets in open country.
• 10x42 field balance: 10x magnification brings distant animals and landmarks closer without moving into the bulk of larger objective sizes, while the 42 mm front lenses keep the binocular practical for long days in the field.
• Applied ballistics and sensors: Built-in ballistic software, an inclinometer, and a compass turn a raw distance reading into more useful shooting information when angle and terrain matter.
• Perger-Porro optics: The Perger-Porro prism system, 90% light transmission, and fully multicoated lenses help maintain contrast, brightness, and detail in difficult light, which is especially valuable at dawn, dusk, and in shaded terrain.
• Field-ready construction: A magnesium housing, nitrogen filling, waterproof and fogproof construction, and an open-bridge body give the binocular the durability and handling needed for demanding hunting use.

About the Geovid Max Series

The Leica Geovid Max series sits at the top end of Leica’s modern rangefinding binocular line and is aimed at hunters and shooters who need more than a simple distance readout. Within the Geovid family, the Max models are built for long-range observation and extended-distance measurement, combining premium binocular optics with advanced ranging, onboard environmental sensors, and ballistic functions in one instrument. This makes the series particularly relevant for mountain hunting, open-country stalking, and other situations where distance, angle, and terrain all influence the shot.

A defining characteristic of the series is its combination of Perger-Porro prism optics with a high-performance laser system and an Active Matrix microLED display inside the viewing image. The concept is not just to show distance, but to present useful field information quickly and clearly without forcing the user to switch between separate devices. Geovid Max models are also designed around a robust, weather-sealed magnesium body with practical handling for real outdoor use. In Leica’s lineup, the series represents the most feature-rich Geovid format for users who want premium binocular viewing, integrated ballistics, and navigation-related data in a single hunting optic.

About the Leica Geovid Max 10x42

The Leica Geovid Max 10x42 is the configuration in the series that balances reach, portability, and field versatility most directly. Its 10x magnification gives a clear advantage when glassing open slopes, cut fields, and distant treelines, where extra image scale helps with identification and route planning. At the same time, the 42 mm objective lenses keep the binocular compact enough for regular carry, while the 113.04 m/1000m field of view remains wide enough for efficient scanning rather than tunnel-like observation.

Optically, this model combines the Perger-Porro prism type with fully multicoated lenses, 90% light transmission, and a 4.20 mm exit pupil. In practice, that means a bright, high-contrast image that remains usable in low light and does not feel overly critical in eye placement. The 16.00 mm eye relief is also helpful for eyeglass wearers, while the central focusing system supports quick adjustment when moving between near and far subjects.

Its rangefinding system is what sets the model apart in serious hunting use. The binocular measures from 10.00 m to 7500.00 m with +/- 0.5 m accuracy and a fast 0.3 s measuring time, so distance data arrives quickly when an opportunity is brief. Ballistic software, scan mode, target mode, Bluetooth connectivity, an inclinometer, and a compass extend the device beyond simple ranging and make it more useful for long shots in uneven terrain. The magnesium open-bridge housing, nitrogen filling, waterproof and fogproof construction, and tripod adaptability complete a design intended for demanding field conditions.

About Leica

Leica Camera AG traces its history to 1869, when Ernst Leitz took over Carl Kellner’s Optical Institute in Wetzlar. The company remains headquartered in Wetzlar, Germany, and is known for precision optical products across cameras, lenses, and sports optics. In the sport optics field, Leica’s range includes binoculars, spotting scopes, riflescopes, and rangefinders, reflecting a long-standing focus on observation and measurement tools.

Leica’s binocular heritage reaches back to 1907, when Ernst Leitz introduced the company’s first binoculars. Later milestones include the start of Trinovid production in 1958 and the launch of the Geovid in 1992, which brought optical viewing and laser distance measurement together in one device. That background is especially relevant here, because the Geovid line remains central to Leica’s approach to premium rangefinding binoculars for hunting and field use.

Main Features

• Magnification: 10.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 42.00 mm
• Prism type: Porro
• Field of view: 113.04 m/1000m
• Exit pupil: 4.20 mm
• Eye relief: 16.00 mm
• Close focus: 5.00 m
• Diopter range: ±4 dpt
• Rangefinder range: 10.00 m - 7500.00 m
• Rangefinder accuracy: +/- 0.5 m
• Measurement time: 0.3 s
• Ballistic software: Yes
• Inclinometer: Yes
• Compass: Yes
• Connectivity: Bluetooth
• Lens coating: Fully Multicoated
• Focusing system: Central
• Housing material: Magnesium
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Nitrogen filled: Yes
• Dimensions: 174.00 mm x 125.00 mm x 70.00 mm
• Weight: 1040.00 g
• Battery: CR2
• Tripod adaptable: Yes

Warranty

Leica provides a 10-year warranty for the optics and mechanics of Geovid binocular rangefinders, with 3 years of coverage for the electronic components.

In the Box

• Contoured neoprene carrying strap
• Front lens cover
• Eyepiece caps
• Cordura case
• Battery