Delta Optical Entry 7x50

• 7x50 configuration: The combination of 7x magnification and a 50 mm objective gives this binocular a bright, steady view that is easy to hold, making it well suited to general observation, wildlife watching, and low-light use.
• Porro prism design: The Porro prism layout helps deliver a spacious image with strong depth perception, which makes it easier to separate subjects from the background and judge distance in the field.
• Large 7.14 mm exit pupil: A generous exit pupil makes eye placement less critical and supports comfortable viewing in dim conditions, especially during dawn, dusk, or longer glassing sessions.
• 18.50 mm eye relief: The long eye relief improves viewing comfort for eyeglass wearers and helps maintain a full field of view without pressing too close to the eyepieces.
• Central focusing system: The central focus wheel and central diopter adjustment keep operation simple and quick, which is useful when moving between near and distant subjects.

About the Delta Optical Entry Series

The Delta Optical Entry series was introduced as the successor to the company’s Taiga binoculars, giving users a straightforward, general-purpose line built around practical field use rather than specialist features. Within Delta Optical’s binocular range, the Entry family sits as an accessible option for everyday observation, whether that means casual nature viewing, travel, or basic hunting optics use in open country and woodland edges.

The series combines aluminum bodies covered with rubber with a traditional binocular layout that favors secure handling and uncomplicated operation. Delta Optical pairs this construction with achromatic objectives, blue anti-reflection coatings, and BaK4 glass prisms to provide a clear, bright image with solid contrast for routine daytime and lower-light observation. The range includes 7x50 and 10x50 models for users who want more light-gathering ability, alongside an 8x40 model that trims size and weight. Across the series, the emphasis is on familiar ergonomics, dependable optical basics, and a viewing experience that remains easy to use for a wide range of users.

About the Delta Optical Entry 7x50

The Delta Optical Entry 7x50 is the model in the series that leans most clearly toward brightness and viewing comfort. Its 7x magnification is easy to hold steady by hand, which helps preserve detail in real use instead of chasing higher power that is harder to stabilize. Paired with a 50.00 mm objective lens, it gathers enough light for observation in overcast weather, shaded woodland, and the last part of legal shooting light, making it a sensible choice for general outdoor use and hunting observation.

The binocular’s 7.14 mm exit pupil supports relaxed eye placement and a bright image, while the 18.50 mm eye relief gives more space for eyeglass wearers and reduces fatigue during longer sessions. Its 122.33 m/1000m field of view is wide enough to scan terrain efficiently and follow moving subjects without a cramped image. The Porro prism construction also contributes to a natural sense of depth, which can make wildlife and landscape observation feel more intuitive.

In daily handling, the central focusing system keeps adjustments quick and simple, and the single-hinge body remains familiar in the hand. At 840.00 g, this is not a compact binocular, but that weight suits the 7x50 format and helps the instrument feel settled during use. Multicoated optics round out the design by improving light transmission and reducing distracting reflections.

About Delta Optical

Delta Optical traces its beginnings to 1989, when it opened an optics shop for enthusiasts. The company is a Polish manufacturer headquartered in Nowe Osiny, near Mińsk Mazowiecki, and it serves users across astronomy, biology, hunting, and shooting. That broad involvement in sport optics helps explain why its catalog covers both observation products and aiming optics.

In shooting optics, Delta Optical is known for lines such as Titanium, Stryker, and Hornet. The company describes its Stryker riflescopes as precision optics for medium- and long-range target shooting, while its sporting scopes use proprietary reticles and anti-reflective coatings. This mix of field observation and shooting-oriented development gives the brand a practical reputation: products are generally designed around clear optical performance, straightforward mechanics, and applications that matter to hunters, sport shooters, and outdoor users.

Main Features

• Magnification: 7.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Prism type: Porro
• Lens coating: Multicoated
• Field of view: 122.33 m/1000m
• Field of view (angular): 6.99 °
• Exit pupil: 7.14 mm
• Eye relief: 18.50 mm
• Focusing system: Central
• Diopter adjustment: Central
• Body type: Single hinge
• Length: 170.00 mm
• Width: 200.00 mm
• Height: 68.00 mm
• Weight: 840.00 g
• Waterproof: No
• Fogproof: No
• Color: Black

Warranty

Delta Optical Entry 7x50 is covered by a 10-year warranty. This gives the binocular a clearly stated long-term support period for normal ownership and field use.