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Here in NZ they’ve just begun giving away free Trinovid binoculars if you buy an M11. Offer available until the end of August. 
 

Leica aren’t known for giving away free stuff so I’m wondering if it’s a move to reduce stock on hand pending a launch of the M11P…

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9 hours ago, Kiwimac said:

Here in NZ they’ve just begun giving away free Trinovid binoculars if you buy an M11. Offer available until the end of August. 
 

Leica aren’t known for giving away free stuff so I’m wondering if it’s a move to reduce stock on hand pending a launch of the M11P…

My gut feeling is that at this point folks who haven't bought the M11 aren't going to buy the M11-P or any other M11 variant.

I have owned mine since the launch and couldn't be happier. Sounds like the promotion is meant to boost lower than expected sales in NZ.

Here in the States, Leica have been doing promotions on the SL cameras for a few years now with no new model in sight.

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44 minutes ago, Chaemono said:

I would guess ahead of the introduction of the M11-S. The binoculars will help to see that the 60 MP M11 can’t produce sharp pictures handheld. Demand for the M11-S will go through the roof. 

ridiculous!

Sounds like an operator Issue to me if you can get a sharp image on M11

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I can’t say I’ve found it difficult to get sharp images so far. 
 

Apologies for the dog picture, second only to cat pictures and child pictures in my Most Hated Photo Genres, and it’s an ooc jpeg too, but it’s sharp where it’s focused. 

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14 hours ago, Kiwimac said:

Leica aren’t known for giving away free stuff so I’m wondering if it’s a move to reduce stock on hand pending a launch of the M11P…

Or for the Trinovid-P, sans red dot, for more discreet wildlife shooting. 
 

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Can't find any evidence to verify the authenticity of this offer,  New Zealand don't respond to enquiries.

Website doesn't contain any offers.

Seems like wishfull thinking by the OP🫤.   Can the OP elaborate?

 

 

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aahhh.  I see.  But that isnt a Leica offer!    Its an independent dealer special.  

 I doubt that Leica dealers will copy it.  Its a big giveaway.

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44 minutes ago, lucerne said:

aahhh.  I see.  But that isnt a Leica offer!    Its an independent dealer special.  

 I doubt that Leica dealers will copy it.  Its a big giveaway.

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No it isn’t. I checked. It’s by redemption from Leica in NZ. 
 

Here’s a different dealer. It clearly stated that the binoculars are supplied by Lacklands, who are Leicas’ importer in New Zealand. 
 

 

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The Trinovid 10x25 is the cheapest binocular in the line up.  In the US it is about $500 retail.  So if you take into account the actual cost of it to Leica, this is perhaps a $200 offering.  On an item that maybe they are discontinuing/clearing out anyway.  More people buy the more expensive and nicer 10x25 Ultravids.

So really what they are doing is clearing out old stock and using that to move a camera that is not selling as well as hoped.  Of course, this is complete hypothesis on my behalf!

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On 7/11/2023 at 6:36 AM, Huss said:

The Trinovid 10x25 is the cheapest binocular in the line up.  In the US it is about $500 retail.  So if you take into account the actual cost of it to Leica, this is perhaps a $200 offering.  On an item that maybe they are discontinuing/clearing out anyway.  More people buy the more expensive and nicer 10x25 Ultravids.

So really what they are doing is clearing out old stock and using that to move a camera that is not selling as well as hoped.  Of course, this is complete hypothesis on my behalf!

A few months ago they were giving away free tripods. 

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