I do not have an engineering degree, nor do I have any optical testing equipment. And I'm sure not an independent testing laboratory in any sense of the word. So I am not competent to tell anyone which binocular they should buy, or which one is best. While a genuine laboratory may be able to come up with some definitive conclusions, I don't think it's as cut and dried as that. Everyone's eyes are slightly different, so what seems like the ultimate binocular to my eyes may not look quite as good to yours.
Budget is also important.
Everyone admires a Rolls Royce, but most of get on down the road just fine in our Fords and Chevrolets. It's the same with optics. My buddy Joe Bishop glasses with his 10x42 EL's in Ethiopia's high country. In the last six months I've used the EL's in Asia, Africa, and North America, and they have performed splendidly. Me, I use binoculars virtually all the time.