Bushnell 20x50 Powerview 2.0 Binoculars
An all-metal chassis is the foundation of the Bushnell Power View 2 20x 50mm Porro Prism Binoculars, and it's never before been offered at this price. The all-metal chassis ensures ruggedness and durability in the harshest elements, meaning the chassis won't crack in the extreme cold of winter, or disform in the intense heat of summer. The metal body also eliminates uneven weight distribution often found in binoculars with plastic chassis. Multi-coated optics bring in a large amount of light, providing vibrant images for a crisp, clear viewing experience. Updated ergonomics and a rich textured rubber armor a firm grip, even in one hand.
An all-metal chassis is the foundation of the Bushnell Power View 2 20x 50mm Porro Prism Binoculars, and it's never before been offered at this price. The all-metal chassis ensures ruggedness and durability in the harshest elements, meaning the chassis won't crack in the extreme cold of winter, or disform in the intense heat of summer. The metal body also eliminates uneven weight distribution often found in binoculars with plastic chassis. Multi-coated optics bring in a large amount of light, providing vibrant images for a crisp, clear viewing experience. Updated ergonomics and a rich textured rubber armor a firm grip, even in one hand.
An all-metal chassis is the foundation of the Bushnell Power View 2 20x 50mm Porro Prism Binoculars, and it's never before been offered at this price. The all-metal chassis ensures ruggedness and durability in the harshest elements, meaning the chassis won't crack in the extreme cold of winter, or disform in the intense heat of summer. The metal body also eliminates uneven weight distribution often found in binoculars with plastic chassis. Multi-coated optics bring in a large amount of light, providing vibrant images for a crisp, clear viewing experience. Updated ergonomics and a rich textured rubber armor a firm grip, even in one hand.
An all-metal chassis is the foundation of the Bushnell Power View 2 20x 50mm Porro Prism Binoculars, and it's never before been offered at this price. The all-metal chassis ensures ruggedness and durability in the harshest elements, meaning the chassis won't crack in the extreme cold of winter, or disform in the intense heat of summer. The metal body also eliminates uneven weight distribution often found in binoculars with plastic chassis. Multi-coated optics bring in a large amount of light, providing vibrant images for a crisp, clear viewing experience. Updated ergonomics and a rich textured rubber armor a firm grip, even in one hand.
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The lowest price for Bushnell 20x50 Powerview 2.0 Binoculars right now is $141.70 at desertcart.com.au, compared across 18 retailers.
The all-time low was $105.16 on 11 July 2023 — today's price is 35% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 14 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 14/09/2026 00:54:13
Bushnell PowerView 2 Binoculars, High-Definition Binoculars with Multi-Coated Lenses, Durable Aluminum Alloy Chassis, Wide Field of View, Ideal for Wi
Delivery between 20–23 Sept $29
PowerView 2 Binoculars
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Bushnell PowerView 2 20x50 Binoculars | 20x Magnification
Bushnell Powerview 2.0 20x50 Mc Binoculars Black
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originally posted on appravo.com
Wow!! Im impressed a 16 mag for only $24.00. I originally purchased Usogood binos...stay away from them!!! I had a pair of Bushnells when I was a kid. So I tried again , these bino are great. I have no idea what people are claiming about shaking un less they have onset Parkinsons...no shaking here. Crystal clear focusing. I primarily got these for the hot guy that lives in the apartment building across the street from my building. He is usually shirtless or in a tank top and he is smoking hot! Unfortunately he has a problem. Hes married or a girlfriend. The building is about 50 or 60 yards away and its like im in his living room. I suppose you could use these for bird watching. I do go out on my deck to look at the moon as well, and the other buildings in the ... MoreWow!! Im impressed a 16 mag for only $24.00. I originally purchased Usogood binos...stay away from them!!! I had a pair of Bushnells when I was a kid. So I tried again , these bino are great. I have no idea what people are claiming about shaking un less they have onset Parkinsons...no shaking here. Crystal clear focusing. I primarily got these for the hot guy that lives in the apartment building across the street from my building. He is usually shirtless or in a tank top and he is smoking hot! Unfortunately he has a problem. Hes married or a girlfriend. The building is about 50 or 60 yards away and its like im in his living room. I suppose you could use these for bird watching. I do go out on my deck to look at the moon as well, and the other buildings in the area....Hey im just being truthfull...you know you do it to!
originally posted on ebay.com
I have more than one set of binoculars and wanted a carry around set that was easier to carry. This is the one! Nice heavy duty feel but light weight. Also can with a belt on cart case. The view is spectacular as if everything on the other side is sharp! Well worth the purchase. Bushnell power view 2. 10x25mm.
originally posted on sportsmans.com
I bought them for 20x rather than 10x for rifle target shooting. Good optics and price, easy to set diopter, plus hardy framing. Nothing is prefect. I would love it if Bushnell came out with an attachment system to aluminum surveying tripods, say 5 to 6' high. Hate those table-mounted mono-scopes. I may make my own tripod connector.
| Adapts to Tripod | Yes |
| Close Focus (m) | 9.45m |
| Exit Pupil | 4mm |
| Eyecups | Twist-Up |
| Length | 6.7in |
Bushnell PowerView 2 Binoculars, High-Definition Binoculars with Multi-Coated Lenses, Durable Aluminum Alloy Chassis, Wide Field of View, Ideal for Wi
Delivery between 20–23 Sept $29
PowerView 2 Binoculars
Delivery between 20–23 Sept $29
Bushnell PowerView 2 20x50 Binoculars | 20x Magnification
Bushnell Powerview 2.0 20x50 Mc Binoculars Black
Delivery $41.99
Bushnell 20x50 PowerView 2 Porro Prism Binocular
Delivery $7.95
Wow!! Im impressed a 16 mag for only $24.00. I originally purchased Usogood binos...stay away from them!!! I had a pair of Bushnells when I was a kid. So I tried again , these bino are great. I have no idea what people are claiming about shaking un less they have onset Parkinsons...no shaking here. Crystal clear focusing. I primarily got these for the hot guy that lives in the apartment building across the street from my building. He is usually shirtless or in a tank top and he is smoking hot! Unfortunately he has a problem. Hes married or a girlfriend. The building is about 50 or 60 yards away and its like im in his living room. I suppose you could use these for bird watching. I do go out on my deck to look at the moon as well, and the other buildings in the ... MoreWow!! Im impressed a 16 mag for only $24.00. I originally purchased Usogood binos...stay away from them!!! I had a pair of Bushnells when I was a kid. So I tried again , these bino are great. I have no idea what people are claiming about shaking un less they have onset Parkinsons...no shaking here. Crystal clear focusing. I primarily got these for the hot guy that lives in the apartment building across the street from my building. He is usually shirtless or in a tank top and he is smoking hot! Unfortunately he has a problem. Hes married or a girlfriend. The building is about 50 or 60 yards away and its like im in his living room. I suppose you could use these for bird watching. I do go out on my deck to look at the moon as well, and the other buildings in the area....Hey im just being truthfull...you know you do it to!
I have more than one set of binoculars and wanted a carry around set that was easier to carry. This is the one! Nice heavy duty feel but light weight. Also can with a belt on cart case. The view is spectacular as if everything on the other side is sharp! Well worth the purchase. Bushnell power view 2. 10x25mm.
I bought them for 20x rather than 10x for rifle target shooting. Good optics and price, easy to set diopter, plus hardy framing. Nothing is prefect. I would love it if Bushnell came out with an attachment system to aluminum surveying tripods, say 5 to 6' high. Hate those table-mounted mono-scopes. I may make my own tripod connector.
Overall, these were a good deal on sale. The optics are generally clear and they feel reasonably well made. I have 10X binoculars so these 20X were a nice improvement in magnification for not much more money. The couple minor things that could be improved are the quality of the lens caps - they are hard plastic and do not have any retention straps. So, they are loose and sometimes fall off when pulling out of the pouch or get left by accident wherever you place them. Also, I wouldn't mind a bit more textured and softer (less slippery) exterior body. Overall though, a good product.
For the price these are great. The images attached to this review are of Toronto Canada from the USA about 45 miles away across Lake Ontario!The only real step up from these are thev gigantic heavy Celestion $250 20x80 binoculars that have larger pupil lenses and better optical coatings, that require a tripod. I recommend while viewing through these binoculars, rest them in from of you on the back of a chair on a towel, since a still image at these magnifications is far, far superior than hand held.Only complaint, I wish the wishbone that holds both eyecups was made of metal instead of plastic that flexes which causes focus issues if you press to your face to hard. At this price these don't have coatings to prevent fog so if you're bringing them outside to humid ... MoreFor the price these are great. The images attached to this review are of Toronto Canada from the USA about 45 miles away across Lake Ontario!The only real step up from these are thev gigantic heavy Celestion $250 20x80 binoculars that have larger pupil lenses and better optical coatings, that require a tripod. I recommend while viewing through these binoculars, rest them in from of you on the back of a chair on a towel, since a still image at these magnifications is far, far superior than hand held.Only complaint, I wish the wishbone that holds both eyecups was made of metal instead of plastic that flexes which causes focus issues if you press to your face to hard. At this price these don't have coatings to prevent fog so if you're bringing them outside to humid summer air from being stored in the house air conditioned cold air you may get condensation on the outside of the lenses that won't stop condensing on until the lenses warm up.These aren't for everybody, they're GREAT for magnification but at the sacrifice of some sharpness and contrast. Our $35 Bushnell 10x50 binoculars also from Amazon are much easier to view with glasses on, and have superior sharpness and contrast!
This is a mid price average quality Binocular. For the price I can recommend this as it has a good build quality and sharp focus.It’s a little heavy as would be expected in this format. But the view is sharp, the focus button works well and the magnification is good.I have also used it to watch moon and stars and if you could stabilize your hands somehow this does give a great view.
Nice small and lightweight binoculars, can fit in a chest pocket. I take them everywhere and find them useful for spotting birds, airplanes, and other oncoming dog walkers when out on the trail. Capable of identifying people up to a mile away, and small birds within 100-200 feet. I’ve accidentally dropped them on concrete once and they survived mostly unscathed and uncompromised. Good general use binoculars, good image and construction quality for the price point. I would and might possibly purchase again.
Love these, would buy again and probably will buy another set as back-up. Clarity is amazing, focus length is great, lenses are clear, bag is durable... what more could you want? If you want to read a newspaper on the surface of the Moon, these are not for you, but if you're looking at wildlife or some creeper staring at neighbors (if you're doing that, stop, or at least don't talk about it because it's creepy) these are ideal. Fit easily in my hiking pack without adding considerable weight, but a little heavy for the neck strap unless you do the neck/shoulder/sling technique that makes them a little more clumsy to take out. In short, would/will absolutely buy again
These were out of collimation when I received them, even though they were still securely packed in the manufacturer's box. It didn't matter how I adjusted for inter-pupillary distance or how much I fiddled with the focus (and yes, I followed Bushnell's directions for focusing from their website) I still kept seeing two Jupiters. The view was fine through each site tube separately, but together with both eyes it was obvious the tubes were out of alignment with each other. That usually only happens with rough handling, and since they were still securely packaged I'm thinking it happened at the plant. Otherwise they seemed like a good set, even at a low price.
Wow, why spend $200 for binoculars?These work great. Used them at Glacier National Park and Yellowstone this year.Bought them just for or RV trips.It was recommended by Jason of RV Miles Podcast.It was a great recommendation.If you are looking for affordable binoculars get these. You will be happy.
| Adapts to Tripod | Yes |
| Close Focus (m) | 9.45m |
| Exit Pupil | 4mm |
| Eyecups | Twist-Up |
| Length | 6.7in |
