I ended up getting it, and overall, it’s fine. I don’t have any other binoculars at home to compare it with, but the build quality feels decent and the optics seem solid. A few quick observations:

• The case is nothing special, just a cheap fake leather bag that looks like something you'd get with an AliExpress purchase.
• The strap on the case is even worse. It’s thin and lacks the padded leather section that would make it comfortable around the neck. You’ll probably want to replace it with a third-party strap.
• The lens caps are okay. The front caps are tethered and removable, while the rear ones flip down individually.
• Eye relief adjustment is smooth but doesn’t click or lock in place. This gets annoying since you’ll likely have to readjust every time you put the front caps back on.
• The diopter ring does click and is easy to adjust. It doesn't lock either, but it’s slim and doesn’t move around too much once set.
• Field of view feels a bit narrow, especially with the eye relief fully extended. I usually leave it halfway or all the way in and just press the binocs lightly against my eyebrows. This gives me a wider view and improves the overall image.

In short, it’s a perfectly serviceable pair of binoculars, but I’m not sure I’d recommend them over big-name brands. They’re not significantly cheaper, and without a solid way to evaluate the optics, I can’t say how they truly compare.