There were a couple of telescope types that I had not seen before. These are both impressive binoculars. The optics were good, with stars in focus all the way across the fields.
Eyepieces focus individually.
The units felt very solid mechanically, and were heavy enough that if was a rather fussy chore to make small corrections to where they were pointing, on Vixen's simple altazimuth yoke mount, which has no slow motions. I kept looking for handle bars, or some kind of handgrip with a long lever arm, as an aid to pointing them. My views through both binoculars were brief, but spectacular. I didn't look through the 20x125 till its owner was about to leave, but a few seconds sufficed to line it up on the core of the Virgo galaxy cluster, where Messier galaxies M60. My view through the 30x125 on the next evening had both M97 and M108 in the field of view.