In my view, the problem is these do not solve a real problem in birding.

Binoculars are best when looking with the eyes. Fatigue from holding an object at eye level is a serious issue, so they need to be as light as possible. Swarovski is well known as a first-rate manufacturer of bins.

Cameras with expensive lenses are best for taking photos. With expensive glass and stabilization, they have the "reach" to get enough resolution of the target. Then they can fire off a dozen photos in quick succession and once in a while will capture a genuinely good photo.

Seems to me this product is aimed at people with more money than sense. Too heavy and will take too long to id the bird. There's a reason only gimmicky binoculars come with the ability to take photos.