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    Royal Opera House Opera Glasses
    Royal Opera House Opera Glasses
    Royal Opera House Opera Glasses
    opera glasses held with red background
    Royal Opera House Opera Glasses on a red velvet chair in the Auditorium
    Royal Opera Glasses with pouch and box in the Paul Hamlyn Hall

    Royal Opera House Opera Glasses

    £55.00

    Discover our exclusive Royal Opera House Opera Glasses. Designed to be compact, these lightweight glasses are perfect for your next trip to the theatre.

    The binocular design offers enhanced magnification to bring the stage view closer. The fixed focus provide bright and clear views with precise colour and contrast. Its 4 x 18 magnification allows for detailed observations of performers, costumes, and sets. Rubber eye-cups make it comfortable to use with or without eyeglasses and its compact design easily fits into purses or pockets.

    4x18 magnification (fixed focus)
    Size: H8 x W6 (W10 extended) x D4.5 cms
    Includes neck strap and red velvet pouch

    Customer Reviews

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    Esther Mirrielees
    Very happy purchaser

    My order was processed and delivered quickly and I am absolutely delighted with the Opera Glasses. The magnification is excellent and they fold up neatly to fit in their carrying bag. All at a very reasonable price. Couldn’t be better!

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    Sue Hines
    Opera Glasses

    Lightweight and compact. A great value purchase!

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    Ruth McGrath
    Practical Keepsake

    These glasses were most useful when I went to see my first opera at the Royal Opera House & are also a lovely memento of the occasion!

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    Adrian Stead
    Small and portable, easy to use

    Lens quality good, and the binoculars are small enough to carry in a jacket pocket. They have a fixed focal length (possibly not the right terminology, what I mean is there is no focusing twiddly knob), but this does mean they are very easy to use.
    For my first outing we were seated in the Donald Gordon amphitheatre, second row, and they worked really well, they enabled us to see a couple of singers in the field of view very clearly, which is essentially what you’re after at an opera.
    I previously used a couple of pairs of antique opera glasses, which are heavier, and slightly larger, but I’m thinking I will use these new binoculars as my default pair from now on.
    Would recommend.

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    Debbie Head

    Royal Opera House Opera Glasses

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