Celestron’s SkyMaster Series of large aperture binoculars are a phenomenal value for high performance binoculars. Ideal for astronomical viewing or for terrestrial (land) use, especially over long distances. SkyMaster models feature high-quality BAK-4 prisms and multi-coated optics for enhanced contrast. Celestron has designed and engineered the larger SkyMaster models to meet the special demands of extended astronomical or terrestrial viewing sessions.
Product Features
- These Celestron SkyMaster binoculars zoom from 25X to an incredible 125X for close up views that, up till now, only a telescope could rival!
- The SkyMaster 25-125X80 binoculars use multi-coated BAK-4 prisms, and have 13mm of eye relief for comfortable viewing
- Large aperture perfect for low light conditions and stargazing
- Zooms from 25 to 125X as far as the eye can see!
- High-powered binoculars work best when attached to a tripod, They come with a built-in tripod adapter rod so simple
Great Binoculars for Amateur Users! I am honestly confused as to why these binoculars have gotten such low user reviews (aside from the few who apparently received defective pairs). Granted, I am new to the world of binoculars, but with a little adjustment (which I assume must be done for any pair of binoculars) my pair show crystal clear images, never “cross-eyed”. The only issue I have encountered is when the looking at full zoom, where the image tends to double up. If I back the zoom off just a little that seems to clear it…
Bought them for my father; Really wonderful instrument First and foremost I want to say, you can’t beat it for the price. This is really high quality and design at a fraction of what you would pay for equivalent performance. But there are a lot of negative reviews out there on these and I think I understand why. It’s because they’re made by Celestron, which is most famous for telescopes, and so you might naturally be expecting telescope-like performance. That’s about like expecting that a bicycle with a Ferrari label on it will be faster than a…
Good binoclars for the price – but the zoom isn’t very useful. I’m happy with my purchase of these binoculars. The optics are fine and I’ve enjoyed looking through them. You must have a heavy duty tripod or they are useless – don’t expect to hold them in your hands and get a steady view. As you zoom in the focus changes slightly and the field of view narrows considerably. I also have trouble using binoculars in general and often use a single eye. I think I might have been happier spending the same money on a decent spotting scope. But I don’t regret…