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Question: Does this price include the case and neck strap?
Document: This is the best binoculars I have ever used. The picture is cristal clear, no any other binoculars rival and the image stabilization works perfectly. Few years ago I had this model but was stolen. The current one seems almost identical except the stabilizing motor is noisless, much more silent then the previous one.Canon 10x30 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries
The Canon 10 x 42s are water proof these are not. There doesn't seem to be a practical way to put caps on the front of these as there is no screw threads and it is 35mm in diameter. Like others have suggested you would do better to get a small camera type case for the thing. I keep mine in a Pelican case right now. Breaking it out and hanging it around my neck when I need it. The strap Is quite comfortable.
I purchased Canon 10x30 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries binoculars for my wife. She has had many pairs of binoculars and now we are in the golden ages of our lives, she found the binoculars she had to be to heavy for walking around in the woods, not really clear and with slight tremors in her hands focusing was becoming an issue. The  Canon 10x30 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries fit the bill for the perfect binoculars for her to bird watch with.
I find this product to be amazing. I have never been able to successfully use binoculars because my hands are too unsteady. With the press of a button,, all of the shaking stops and I can enjoy as though looking through a window. I find the binoculars reasonably light and feel natural and sit comfortably in my grip. Lots of good technology at a reasonable price. My only criticism is the neck strap. It appears to be impossible to attach to the binoculars.
The focus wheel is solid and positive in operation. Interocular distance is easily adjusted. The neck strap is thin but comfortable.The small aperture (30mm) means that it performs well in daylight, but isn't really suitable for astronomy or night time viewing, except at well-lighted sporting events or concerts.For several years now I have owned Canon's 15x50IS binoculars for stargazing. It too is an excellent instrument and very well suited for its purpose.
The binoculars are nice, but what happens when the strap on your unwarranted case breaks, drops and breaks your binoculars, and you call Canon? Very poor quality cases. Right now I cannot use the binoculars because I have no case and have to figure something else out. So what good are great binoculars you cannot use?Binoculars - 5 stars;  Case - 0 stars;  Canon - 1 star
Got these binoculars for my wife at Christmas this year so they are about 3 months old. We went on around 5 short hikes when the stitching binding the strap to the case came completely out of one side dropping the case to the ground. I emailed Canon expecting an apology and a new case. I got the apology, but it was with an explanation that the cases have NO warranty and I was out of luck.
It has been very difficult to look for a better 3rd party case for these binoculars due to the irregular shape as it is a hybrid of a roof prism and porro prism design. After a lot of searching,  I finally found that the Think Tank Photo Skin 50 is a great case for these Canon 10X30 binoculars. The zipperless loop-and-hook design of the Think Tank Skin 50 allows me to place my binoculars inside without having zippers get in the way of my Pacsafe binocular/camera strap.
Yes, they're a little costly, and they aren't so light that you'll forget you've got them hanging from your neck. Also, they won't take abuse; they really resent being dropped, they are afraid of the water, and they don't respond well to being spanked or shaken.So why might you need them?1. The optics are extremely good; stick to canon and Nikon, and you'll be okay.2.
As others have said these make a shaky scene much easier to discern. Also these are light enough to wear around your neck so that they are always available when you need them.I agree with others that it would be nice to have objective lense covers that are attached to the frame so that they can be easily removed without losing them. But I think I am adult enough to keep the lenses clean and protected.I use them for star and moon viewing.
Answer: yes