Quillon Wren 8x32 binoculars, with photo tripod

Specifications

Description

The Wren 8x32 is a compact roof-prism binocular with 32 mm objectives and 8x magnification. At 520 g, it is light enough to carry on every walk, so it is often the binocular that is at hand when something interesting appears in the sky.

The 8-degree true field is wide for an 8x binocular, which makes the Wren 8x32 easy to aim. It frames the whole of the Pleiades with space around it, shows the Hyades as a V of bright stars, and follows the Moon across the sky with steady hands. Bright comets and conjunctions of planets are good targets, as are the brighter open clusters along the winter Milky Way.

The 4 mm exit pupil gives a bright view at dusk and under suburban skies, where larger exit pupils mostly brighten the background. Under dark skies the smaller objectives show fewer faint stars than a 50 mm binocular, so the Wren 8x32 works best as a travel and daytime binocular that also does useful astronomy.

The BaK-4 roof prisms carry a phase-correction coating, and the sealed body is nitrogen-purged to prevent internal fogging. The close focus of 1.8 m suits butterflies and garden birds during the day. Twist-up eyecups and 16 mm of eye relief work for most glasses wearers.

For longer sessions, the small size makes the Wren 8x32 easy to brace against a fence post or a window frame. A tripod adapter fits under the front cover, although most owners use it by hand.

Because it is small and sealed, the Wren 8x32 also suits travel to dark-sky sites in different climates. It handles humid coastal nights and dry mountain air alike, and it packs next to a camera without adding much weight.

About this configuration

All configurations of the Quillon Wren 8x32 binoculars share the same magnification and objective size; the options below change the package and finish. This package adds a photo tripod and an adapter, so you can hold the binoculars steady without further purchases. A tripod works well for objects at low and medium altitude, though viewing near the zenith becomes awkward on one. The multi-coated version suits casual scanning of the night sky as well as daytime nature viewing.

The black armor is the standard finish of the Wren line and matches its black lens caps. This is the 2026 edition, the most recent version of the Wren line in the catalog. The magnification, field, and exit pupil figures in the specifications table apply to every configuration of the Wren line.

What's in the box

• Binoculars with neck strap
• Objective caps and rain guard
• Compact carrying case
• Lens cleaning cloth
• L-shaped tripod adapter
• Aluminum photo tripod with pan head

Compatibility notes

• The tripod socket under the front cover takes a standard binocular adapter with a 1/4-20 thread.
• Fits standard binocular harnesses.