Celestron Digital Compass Plus 10x25 Binoculars

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Average Price:$35 —— More than just a binocular. This compact roof prism binocular has a large 1.6” LCD screen that displays the multiple functions of this binocular. Functions include digital compass, clock, temperature and stop watch. Includes a soft case and CR2032 battery.

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Celestron 72122 Digital Compass Plus 10x25 Binoculars

More than just a binocular. This compact roof prism binocular has a large 1.6” LCD screen that displays the multiple functions of this binocular. Functions include digital compass, clock, temperature and stop watch. Includes a soft case and CR2032 battery.

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