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title: "10x30 IS II Small Compact Lightweight Portable Travel Binoculars - 10x Magnification - Built-in Image Stabilizer - Rubber Eyecups, Fingertip Control- Ideal for travel, birdwatching, sports"
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# Porro II prism clarity 10x magnification Image Stabilizer tech 10x30 IS II Small Compact Lightweight Portable Travel Binoculars - 10x Magnification - Built-in Image Stabilizer - Rubber Eyecups, Fingertip Control- Ideal for travel, birdwatching, sports

**Brand:** canon
**Price:** ¥200290
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔭 See the world steady, sharp, and spectacular — don’t miss a moment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 10x30 IS II Small Compact Lightweight Portable Travel Binoculars - 10x Magnification - Built-in Image Stabilizer - Rubber Eyecups, Fingertip Control- Ideal for travel, birdwatching, sports by canon
- **How much does it cost?** ¥200290 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/48574213-10x30-is-ii-small-compact-lightweight-portable-travel-binoculars-10x)

## Best For

- canon enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted canon brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Edge-to-Edge Clarity:** Porro II prism and field flattener lenses deliver sharp, distortion-free images.
- • **Crystal-Clear 10x Zoom:** Get up close with precision 10x magnification for every adventure.
- • **Ergonomic Comfort Design:** Large rubber eyecups and fingertip controls keep you focused longer without fatigue.
- • **Canon’s Signature Optics:** Super Spectra coating ensures vibrant colors and high resolution in any light.
- • **SteadySight Image Stabilization:** Eliminate shake and enjoy rock-solid views even on the move.

## Overview

The Canon 10x30 IS II binoculars combine powerful 10x magnification with advanced Image Stabilization technology to deliver steady, high-resolution views. Featuring Porro II prism optics and Super Spectra lens coatings, these compact binoculars offer edge-to-edge clarity and vibrant color reproduction. Designed for comfort with large rubber eyecups and intuitive controls, they are perfect for birdwatching, sports, travel, and casual stargazing. Lightweight and portable, they bring professional-grade optics to your everyday adventures.

## Description

Product Description These portable binoculars are super-versatile and great for use as binoculars for birdwatching, and for observing everyday sights such as sports, travel, nature and more. The 10x magnification gets you close to the action, while a built-in Image Stabilizer intuitively keeps your view still, even when observing from a moving vehicle. These Canon binos use precision optics such as Porro prism II and a Super Spectra coating for a high-resolution image with fantastic colour reproduction. Rubber eyecups and ergonomic fingertip controls are comfortable to use and can reduce eyestrain. Box Contains Canon 10x30 IS II Binoculars

Review: watched a few videos on Youtube of people who loved the technology - Well I was a little skeptical about these. I wanted a pair of birding binoculars and I wasn't planning on spending this much. But I was slightly suckered in and watched a few videos on Youtube of people who loved the technology. Having had a chance to use them in a variety of settings, I would highly recommend these and I think the price is about right for them. They are a good quality pair of 8x30 binoculars. They have a nice flat field and a bright image. There is some chromatic abberation seen in high contrast targets with some coloured fringing but this is quite acceptable and you won't find many pairs that don't experience this without spending a lot more for APO glass. They are comfortable and have a pleasing weight. I find they fit my hands perfectly and my hands naturally rest on the focus and the button. Eye relief is good. Whilst I don't wear glasses, these would be good for people who do. And then we have the stabilisation. It's quite incredible. I have shaky hands and have never really got on with binoculars for birding. These are amazing. You hold the button and suddenly you can see twice the detail and your eyes naturaly relax. It's like looking at a photo instead of a shaky video. I was able to track a hobby all the way up to his perch in a quarry. A lovely view and would never have been able to spot him at that distance without the stabilisation. I also had a quick go for Astro use. Admittedly, they don't have the aperture for real astro work. But for scanning the craters of the moon or tracking the moons of Jupiter, they are adequate. The stabilisation puts them in the class as an instrument of much higher aperture and stability. You cannot resolve surface details of Jupiter, you can tell Saturn has rings but not really resolve details.They are limited but what do you expect at 30mm aperture? I cannot really fault these for what I use them for. They have changed my experience of nature and I will be using them for many years.
Review: These binoculars are great for stargazing if you want something light and hand-held - Pros: Very good optical quality with sharp images over at least 80-90% of the field. Unless you are able to hold standard binoculars very steady then the image stabilising is an amazing advance. Like having a tripod but without having to carry round / set up any extra kit. These binoculars are great for stargazing if you want something light and hand-held. At night, the image stabilising makes up for the relatively small lenses. 10x is a great magnification for birdwatching in the daytime also. The eye relief is OK for glasses - in fact personally I find it a little too long. Lightweight and easy to hold. Use standard AA batteries (unlike the cheaper Canon 8x25 IS which uses a more specialised battery) Cons: The exit pupil size is small - 3mm - which does make correct positioning of the eye pieces critical to get a clear view throughout the field. Trickier to use than eg a 10x50. Just old fashioned rubber caps to adjust eye positioning distance from the lenses - a lot of modern binoculars have a rotating mechanism which gives more adjustability, is easier to use and generally more durable. Probably not as waterproof / resistant to knocks and falls as non-image stabilised binos. No objective lens caps supplied. Have to hold down the button to keep the IS working. Relatively expensive.

## Features

- PORTABLE: High-quality binoculars with 10x magnification – ideal for use as travel, birdwatching, spectator sports and concert binoculars.
- CLARITY: Experience a clear, flat field of view from edge to edge thanks to Porro II prism design and field flattener lenses.
- STEADY VIEW: A powerful optical Image Stabilizer counteracts your movement to deliver a stable steady view.
- COMFORT: Designed for ease, durability and comfort the 10 x 30 IS II small binoculars feature large rubber eyecups and easy fingertip controls.
- CANON OPTICS: Enjoy high resolution and bright accurate colours thanks to Canon’s precision optics with the Super Spectra lens coating.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00XX6A9XQ |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Age range (description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | 35,110 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 279 in Binoculars |
| Box Contents | 10x30 IS Binoculars, Binocular Case, Eyepiece Cap, Neck Strap, User Manual |
| Brand | Canon |
| Brand Name | Canon |
| Coating | Anti-Reflective |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Tripod |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 305 Reviews |
| Digital Magnification Measured in Multiples (Digital Zoom) | 10 x |
| Diopter Adjustment Range | +/-4 diopters |
| Enclosure Material | Rubber |
| Exit-Pupil Diameter | 3 Millimeters |
| Eye Relief | 14.5 |
| Field of View | 6 |
| Focus Type | Center Focus |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04549292009880 |
| Item Weight | 0.6 Kilograms |
| Magnification maximum | 10 x |
| Manufacturer | Canon |
| Model Name | 10X30 IS II |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 30 Millimetres |
| Objective lens diameter | 30 Millimetres |
| Prism Type | Porro II Prism |
| Product Features | Image Stabilization |
| Relative Brightness | 3 |
| Size Map | Full Size |
| Special feature | Image Stabilization |
| Specific Uses For Product | Bird Watching, Sports, Concert, Travel |
| Specific uses for product | Bird Watching, Sports, Concert, Travel |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| VESA Mount Type | Tripod Mount |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Zoom Ratio | 10x |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Canon
- **Colour:** Black
- **Magnification maximum:** 10 x
- **Material:** Rubber
- **Model name:** 10X30 IS II
- **Mounting type:** Tripod Mount
- **Objective lens diameter:** 30 Millimetres
- **Special feature:** Image Stabilization
- **Specific uses for product:** Bird Watching, Sports, Concert, Travel

## Images

![10x30 IS II Small Compact Lightweight Portable Travel Binoculars - 10x Magnification - Built-in Image Stabilizer - Rubber Eyecups, Fingertip Control- Ideal for travel, birdwatching, sports - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/611VQksScaL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Has anyone bought these in 2020 and can comment on whether you still get the sticky outer coating issue ?**
A: I bought my Canon 10x30 IS II in 2018 and four full years later the coating still looks and feels like brand new. Fingers crossed for the next few years.

**Q: How do they compare with, say, 10x50s for astronomy?**
A: I live in a rainy, light-polluted city in the north of England, so I never get much opportunity to use my Canon 10x30 ISll binoculars to look at the night sky. I bought them because my handshake is quite bad: non-stabilised images dance around madly, but with the Stabilise button pressed, I get an impressively steady image with only slow smooth movements of the visual field, whether deliberate or involuntary.  However, their performance falls off perceptibly in twilight conditions, and for viewing dimmer celestial objects such as galaxies and nebulae, you would need all the light you can get.   The smaller, 30mm, diameter of the Canon 10x30 ISll's objective lenses will limit their light-gathering power to yield an image only about one third as bright as that you would see with a 10x50 pair. The image produced by the 10x50’s larger diameter objectives would theoretically also be a little sharper too.  The image magnification of each would be the same (x10) but, depending on other aspects of the optical design, the field of view in the10x50 pair may also be wider than limitations imposed by the image-stabilised design would permit.  
In the comparison you suggested, mounting a 10x50 binocular on a really rigid tripod may well give you an image that's as stable as the Canon's internal accelerometers achieve, but at the penalty of introducing other drawbacks such as portability, ease and speed of use and the ability to look in any direction to view the image without the physical contortions involved in aligning your viewing direction with that of the instrument's.
I hope this helps.

**Q: how many years' warranty do they come with?**
A: The Canon European Warranty sheet that comes in the box with them says "The binoculars are covered for one year from the original purchase date of the new product.  For full terms and conditions, including warranty exceptions,visit http://www.canon-europe.com/EWS.  To invoke this warranty you will need to provide proof of date of purchase."

**Q: can you get a tripod adaptor for it?**
A: No.  I am glad I purchased this one. The ultimate version (£1000 +) is significantly heavier.Stabilisation is something that impresses people who borrow it and tripod need is questionable unless you have a specific need.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ watched a few videos on Youtube of people who loved the technology
*by O***R on 9 May 2018*

Well I was a little skeptical about these. I wanted a pair of birding binoculars and I wasn't planning on spending this much. But I was slightly suckered in and watched a few videos on Youtube of people who loved the technology. Having had a chance to use them in a variety of settings, I would highly recommend these and I think the price is about right for them. They are a good quality pair of 8x30 binoculars. They have a nice flat field and a bright image. There is some chromatic abberation seen in high contrast targets with some coloured fringing but this is quite acceptable and you won't find many pairs that don't experience this without spending a lot more for APO glass. They are comfortable and have a pleasing weight. I find they fit my hands perfectly and my hands naturally rest on the focus and the button. Eye relief is good. Whilst I don't wear glasses, these would be good for people who do. And then we have the stabilisation. It's quite incredible. I have shaky hands and have never really got on with binoculars for birding. These are amazing. You hold the button and suddenly you can see twice the detail and your eyes naturaly relax. It's like looking at a photo instead of a shaky video. I was able to track a hobby all the way up to his perch in a quarry. A lovely view and would never have been able to spot him at that distance without the stabilisation. I also had a quick go for Astro use. Admittedly, they don't have the aperture for real astro work. But for scanning the craters of the moon or tracking the moons of Jupiter, they are adequate. The stabilisation puts them in the class as an instrument of much higher aperture and stability. You cannot resolve surface details of Jupiter, you can tell Saturn has rings but not really resolve details.They are limited but what do you expect at 30mm aperture? I cannot really fault these for what I use them for. They have changed my experience of nature and I will be using them for many years.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These binoculars are great for stargazing if you want something light and hand-held
*by J***H on 19 September 2017*

Pros: Very good optical quality with sharp images over at least 80-90% of the field. Unless you are able to hold standard binoculars very steady then the image stabilising is an amazing advance. Like having a tripod but without having to carry round / set up any extra kit. These binoculars are great for stargazing if you want something light and hand-held. At night, the image stabilising makes up for the relatively small lenses. 10x is a great magnification for birdwatching in the daytime also. The eye relief is OK for glasses - in fact personally I find it a little too long. Lightweight and easy to hold. Use standard AA batteries (unlike the cheaper Canon 8x25 IS which uses a more specialised battery) Cons: The exit pupil size is small - 3mm - which does make correct positioning of the eye pieces critical to get a clear view throughout the field. Trickier to use than eg a 10x50. Just old fashioned rubber caps to adjust eye positioning distance from the lenses - a lot of modern binoculars have a rotating mechanism which gives more adjustability, is easier to use and generally more durable. Probably not as waterproof / resistant to knocks and falls as non-image stabilised binos. No objective lens caps supplied. Have to hold down the button to keep the IS working. Relatively expensive.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great bins.
*by G***N on 5 August 2025*

Really good bins a little expensive but you get what you pay for. Amazon had them on offer so I bought. Very clear vision and the stabiliser works a treat. Ergo friendly, feels very nice in the hands. Very neat and tidy case to go with it. They're perfect for what I want.

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