I have used these binoculars for over one year now, and I personally think that they are the best binoculars that you can get if you are a beginner. They provide sharp views from edge to edge, and the can easily be handheld for long periods of time. Included with the binocular is also a soft "bag" or case which make it even more convenient to travel with.
Observing with the binoculars is a great experience. On Jupiter you can actually just see the moon of it and you can clearly tell that Jupiter is a disk and not a star.
When observing deep sky objects many objects can be seen such as m13, m27, m31, m42, m45, m81, m82 and many more. Many of these objects of course rely a lot on the darkness of your sky but under a class 4-5 sky all of the ones above should be visible. One plus about the binoculars is that some filters can just fit inside the twist-up eyecups(which are very nice) this means that many more objects can be discovered.
If you are looking for your first binocular, then I highly recommend this one!

My wife bought these for me for Xmas (at my request), and, generally speaking I'm very happy with them. They feel very sturdy and well made, and the optics perform very well (for the price). The view is very wide, with the full 'V' of the Hyades fitting in, for example, and the three belt stars of Orion fit with room to spare. Focusing is easy and precise, and stars appear very sharp, with good contrast. Large star clusters, such as the Pleiades, are fantastic, and I had excellent views of Andromeda and M33 on my first session (though I did struggle to find M81 & M82, thought that was probably down to the seeing conditions).
I had a look at Jupiter on New Year's Eve, but the planet was too bright to see any detail. I did see a couple of moon, though.
There are a couple of things to note, though. They are heavier that the weight listed here. I weighed them at closer to 1kg, than the 790g, and holding them steady isn't easy. There's also a noticeable distortion affecting the outer third or so of the field of view, though the central portion is pretty perfect. I could detect no chromatic aberration, though.
Finally, it doesn't say 'Plus' anywhere on the binoculars, nor on the box they came in, so I spent a little while concerned that I'd been sent the wrong items. FLO only seems to sell one version of these, and the part number matched that shown on the box.
Like I said: generally very happy, good solid binoculars, great quality for the price, but a little heavy, and with some distortion around the edge of the FOV.