Wait I thought this stuff only happens to vortex. Just think if you’d have bought a new pair of razor UHDs at scheels and had a problem, you’d walk into scheels hand them the defective pair and they’d hand you back a new pair and be on your way.
Looks like a spec of dust on the inside of a lens. Since most manufacturers have adhesive on the inside wall of the bino to trap any dust like that, it probably came off the interior wall and landed on the glass (where it's now stuck) between when it was quality controlled and when it got to you. (truck ride to shipping hub, truck ride to airport, flight to the US from Europe, truck ride to Leica USA, truck ride to Camera Land, truck ride to your house).
So chances are that it got past QC because it wasn't there when someone looked through the bino.
You could just return them and get a new one ordered.INTERNAL BULLSHIT IN MY BRAND NEW $3000 GLASS
What in the F Leica.
HOW!?!
Now we get to play the funnest game known to hunters wide and far: Wait to hear from Leica and see how they want to handle this.
Oh and since these are just now shipping, I probably get to wait, and get back in the back of the line, and start my wait over again.
What a day.
Get your upset, this stuff happens but unlike vortex it won’t fail mid hunt. Doug will take care of you. Anything human made at times can have issues no matter the mfg.You have more faith in the QC system than I do.
Sorry, just a little burned that my wait and $3K wasn’t enough to get a clean set of binos.
Well his did fail pre-hunt…so there’s that.Get your upset, this stuff happens but unlike vortex it won’t fail mid hunt. Doug will take care of you. Anything human made at times can have issues no matter the mfg.
i don’t think they failed, they just have an annoying spec of dust in the center of a barrel, I bet they function fine.Well his did fail pre-hunt…so there’s that.
Yeah sheet happens. I wouldn’t get too worked up about it either. They’ll get you taken care of quickly if I had to guess.i don’t think they failed, they just have an annoying spec of dust in the center of a barrel, I bet they function fine.
Amazing what a tiny itsy bitsy little bit of patience can do!You contacted us, we contacted Leica, and I just received an e-mail from Leica that they are sending a return shipping label to you to get the unit back and will immediately replace the unit to you.
IMO, Leica customer service handled this insanely quickly and professionally.
Doug got it taken care of. As I knew he would. Which is why I bought from him.Amazing what a tiny itsy bitsy little bit of patience can do!
Whatever you do don’t go buy a $90k pickup, you’ll be disappointed the first issue you find/have, it will happen.Doug got it taken care of. As I knew he would. Which is why I bought from him.
Patience has nothing to do with it. The dust or glue or whatever showing up in my glass is why this post exists.
Bc when you offer top tier products at top tier prices, customers expect top tier QC and don’t want to have to use top tier CS.
Am I glad to have it? Yes. Did I want to use it? No. Not on brand spanking new stuff.
It’s def part of the problem. Too many folks have gotten too comfortable spending big money only to be marginally satisfied.Whatever you do don’t go buy a $90k pickup, you’ll be disappointed the first issue you find/have, it will happen.
Glad to hear Leica and Doug got you taken care of, stuff happens.
I’ve used Leica warranty twice, it’s been good when needed which is rare.
Whatever you do don’t go buy a $90k pickup, you’ll be disappointed the first issue you find/have, it will happen.