Leica Geovid 10×42 3200.COM Rangefinding Binoculars

$3,099.99

The Leica Geovid 10×42 3200.COM is a premium rangefinding binocular with a true 3,200-yard range, onboard pressure, temperature and angle sensors, and Bluetooth links to the Leica Hunting app, Kestrel wind meters and Apple Watch. It combines Leica’s Perger-Porro optics with a full long-range ballistic system.

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Description

Leica Geovid 3200.COM Rangefinder Binoculars: rangefinding binoculars, true 3,200 yd range, Bluetooth ballistics, Kestrel Applied Ballistics link, waterproof to 5 m.

The Geovid 3200.COM is for hunters who refuse to compromise on glass. Leica’s Perger-Porro prism design and HDC coatings deliver a bright, natural image, while the rangefinder reaches 3,200 yards on non-reflective targets. Link a Kestrel Elite and you get Applied Ballistics solutions in the binocular display.

Leica Geovid 3200.COM Rangefinder Binoculars specs

Magnification 10x
Objective lens 42 mm
Maximum range 3,200 yds (non-reflective)
Sensors Air pressure, temperature, angle
Ballistics Leica Hunting app profiles; Applied Ballistics via Kestrel Elite
Connectivity Bluetooth: Leica Hunting app, Kestrel, Apple Watch
Prisms Perger-Porro
Coatings HDC multi-coating
Housing Magnesium, rubber armored
Waterproofing Submersible to 5 m
Warranty Leica manufacturer’s warranty
Price $3,099.99

Who is the Geovid 3200.COM for?

Western big-game hunters, guides and long-range shooters who want the best possible glassing view and ranging in one instrument.

Geovid 3200.COM vs SIG KILO10K-ABS HD

The KILO10K-ABS HD has Applied Ballistics Elite built in and longer reflective range; the Geovid is prized for Leica’s optical quality and ergonomics.

How do you get accurate readings with the Leica Geovid 10×42 3200.COM?

Brace your hands against a tree, a shooting stick or your binocular harness, put the aiming reticle on the animal’s shoulder rather than its outline, and hold the button in scan mode for a second so you can watch the reading settle. In brush, use last-target mode so twigs in front of the animal are ignored. In open country, first-target or best mode picks the closest solid object. Cold drains lithium batteries quickly, so carry a spare CR2 or CR123 in an inside pocket from November on. Finally, range a few known landmarks from your stand before the hunt and write them down: if a deer steps out, you already know the distance.

What’s in the box with the Leica Geovid 3200.COM Rangefinder Binoculars?

  • Geovid 10×42 3200.COM binocular
  • Case
  • Strap
  • Battery

Gear to pair with the Leica Geovid 3200.COM Rangefinder Binoculars

Leica Geovid 3200.COM Rangefinder Binoculars FAQ

How far does the Geovid 3200.COM range?

Up to 3,200 yards on non-reflective targets.

Is it waterproof?

Yes, submersible to 5 meters.

Does it work with a Kestrel?

Yes, by Bluetooth for Applied Ballistics solutions.

Manuals, firmware updates and warranty registration are on the Leica official website.

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