The Nikon STABILIZED 12x25 S combine powerful 12x magnification with a compact design and an effective image-stabilisation system. The system reduces image shake caused by hand movements by approximately 80%, providing a noticeably steadier and clearer view when observing distant subjects. The 25 mm objective lenses, full multilayer coating on lenses and prisms, and a high-reflectivity silver-alloy mirror coating help produce a bright and clear image. The powerful 12x magnification makes it easier to see distant birds, wildlife, athletes and performers on stage. Weighing just 395 g without batteries, the binoculars are comfortable to hold and easy to carry. Their dual-hinge folding design allows them to fit neatly into a small bag or backpack. A large central focusing ring enables quick focusing, while multi-click turn-and-slide rubber eyecups help position the eyes correctly. The stabilisation system is powered by two widely available AA batteries and provides approximately 12 hours of continuous operation. An automatic power-off function switches the system off after approximately 60 minutes of inactivity to help prevent unnecessary battery consumption.
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The Nikon STABILIZED 12x25 S are intended for users who want powerful magnification without carrying heavy binoculars or using a tripod. They are particularly suitable for birdwatching, wildlife observation, travelling, hiking, concerts, theatre performances, spectator sports and other events where the subject is viewed from a distance. They are also a good choice for anyone who finds it difficult to maintain a steady view with conventional 12x binoculars.
Compared with conventional 12x25 binoculars, the Nikon STABILIZED 12x25 S provide a considerably steadier image. At 12x magnification, even small hand movements become highly visible, so image stabilisation helps reveal finer details and may reduce eye strain during extended observation.
Compared with the Nikon STABILIZED 10x25 S, the 12x25 model offers stronger magnification but a narrower field of view: 79 m rather than 94 m at a distance of 1000 m. The 12x25 version is better suited to distant subjects and fine details, while the 10x25 model makes moving subjects easier to locate and follow.
Compared with larger 12x32 or 12x42 binoculars, this model is significantly lighter and more compact. However, its 25 mm objective lenses are best suited to daylight and well-lit venues.

Do the Nikon STABILIZED 12x25 S have image stabilisation?
Yes. The integrated system reduces the effects of hand-induced image shake by approximately 80%.
Which batteries do they use?
They use two AA-size LR6 alkaline batteries or two rechargeable AA-size Ni-MH batteries.
How long does the stabilisation system operate?
At approximately 20 °C, continuous operation is rated at about 12 hours. Actual battery life depends on temperature and operating conditions.
Do the binoculars switch off automatically?
Yes. The system switches off automatically after approximately 60 minutes without operation.
Are they suitable for concerts and sporting events?
Yes. The combination of 12x magnification and image stabilisation is particularly useful when viewing a stage or sports field from distant seats.
Can they be used while wearing glasses?
Yes. The adjustable eyecups help users find a suitable viewing position, although the 12.3 mm eye relief may be less comfortable than binoculars designed with longer eye relief.
Are they suitable for low-light observation?
They can be used in lower light, but the 25 mm objectives and 2.1 mm exit pupil are primarily optimised for daylight and well-lit venues.
Magnification: 12x
Objective lens diameter: 25 mm
Prism type: roof prism
Focusing system: central focusing
Real angular field of view: 4.5°
Apparent angular field of view: 50.5°
Field of view at 1000 m: 79 m
Exit pupil: 2.1 mm
Relative brightness: 4.4
Eye relief: 12.3 mm
Close focusing distance: approximately 3 m
Interpupillary distance adjustment: 56–75 mm
Image stabilisation effect: approximately 80% reduction in image shake
Stabilised functional angle range: –80° to +80°
Power source: 2 × AA LR6 alkaline or rechargeable AA Ni-MH batteries
Continuous operating time: approximately 12 hours
Automatic power-off: after approximately 60 minutes
Operating temperature: –10 to +50 °C
Length: 100 mm
Width: 117 mm
Depth: 56 mm
Folded dimensions: 100 × 89 × 65 mm
Weight: approximately 395 g without batteries
Prism Type Roof
Magnification 12 X
Front Lens Diameter 25 (mm)
| Producer(?) | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Prism Type | Roof |
| Magnification | 12 X |
| Front Lens Diameter | 25 (mm) |
| Exit Pupil | 2.1 (mm) |
| Diagonal Angle of View | 4.5 ° |
| Visual Range at 1.000 m | 79 |
| Closest focusing distance | 3 m |
| Brightness | 4.4 |
| Twilight Factor | 17.3 |
| Water Safety | Not waterproof |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions (Width) | 117 mm |
| Dimension (Height) | 100 mm |
| Dimensions (length) | 56 mm |
| Weight | 395 g |
| Infrarred Illuminator | No |
| Splash-Proof | No |
| Tripod Connection Thread | No |
| Delivery time | 5-19 w.d. |
| Product codes |
1033ORN BAA951WA 4580130921803 |
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