SVBONY Telescope Eyepiece, 68 Degree Ultra Wide Angle Eyepiece 6mm, High Definition Fully Coated Telescope Accessories for Planetary Observation

This is a great sharp, clear, wide-field eyepiece lens at a reasonable price.I bought this 15mm eyepiece as an intermediate between the stock 10mm and 20mm eyepieces that came with my telescope. I chose the SVBONY eyepiece because it was reasonably priced and advertised a wider field of view. When I first got it, I noticed right away that the lens in this eyepiece was actually slightly larger than the lens in the 20mm eyepiece that came with my telescope.When I first tested this 15mm eyepiece in my scope, I was amazed at the bright, wide field images it delivered - sharp all the way out to the edges. Using my 1000mm focal length scope, it yielded 67X, which gave awesome bright, sharp, wide-field images of the moon! Coupling this eyepiece with my 3X Barlow lens yielded really nice wide-field, high-power images as well.I am really impressed with this product - Five plus stars!

Good product. Shipped promptly/\.

The media could not be loaded. (Update and update below) clear skies, looking through alot of atmosphere though... Got some nice views of Saturn at 3-5am. Used a 6" virtuoso gti 150p in manual mode. I have a DiY light shroud because of my typical light pollution around bortle 7ish. Lots of stray lights. Anyways, amazing views before dawn and after. Saturn was tack sharp and I saw a dark line next to the ring. Saw what I belive was titan leading saturn until I couldn't anymore because of the sun coming up.I used all listed eyepieces and a 2x svbony barlow. The 20mm and 15mm are nice, hard to show via photos. Not much to complain about except what I mentioned down below. 9mm was used least. Good views and comfortable to look through, all of them. Even the 6mm with x2 Barlow.I bought the 4 set ( 6mm 9mm 15mm 20mm) during flash sale for 39% off coming to just under $99 for these.First impressions were amazing. Great feel and presentation. The metal frame and rubber felt really good, even the package for each eyepiece. Nice eye relief and eye cups. Three of them had a loose bottom red ring though. So I tightened them.As I looked through the eye pieces I was quite happy until I got to the 20mm. There was a spec in the corner, almost out of view until you look there, then it's quite large.I took the bottom of the eyepiece off and I can barely see the spec on the inside of the lense. Blowing air doesn't remove it and I'm not going to risk damaging the rest of it. Already got dust inside. Oh well. I'd be more annoyed if I didn't get these things at 39% off.Other than that issue with the 20mm I really want to like these. I'll update when I get some clear weather. (Update) I like them. I got em on sale and they're totally worth it.Get em on Ali or on their website. Way cheaper.. Seriously..

These super bright, wide angle eyepieces were a fantastic upgrade for an inexpensive reflector telescope. They transform casual backyard viewing into a comfortable experience with great clarity across all the magnifications.

This has become my new favorite eyepiece due to its clarity and versatility. With a 2x Barlow it gives good magnification for planetary viewing/imaging in my 8" Dob, or by itself it has a nice wide view through my 102mm refractor. Views are crisp, though there is some distortion near the edges of the FOV (not horrible compared to other wide view eyepieces I've looked through). Of course, an eyepiece from a more well-known brand that costs 4-10x more is going to give you clearer/crisper views, but unless you just have money to throw around you're not going to be disappointed with the Svbony.Attached photos are taken with my phone (Pixel 8 Pro) through this eyepiece. Saturn was a video through my Dobsonian processed with PIPP/Autostakkert. M13/M57 are single 20-second exposures through my 102mm achromatic refractor, cropped/edited in Photoshop Express (free) mobile app.

I own several Televue and Pentax high end eyepieces, plus I've tried dozens of other high end eyepieces. While these don't compare to those, I think they're the best budget eyepieces you can buy, better than many $50-100 eyepieces.

An initial comparison shows, to me at least, that this 9mm eyepiece doesn't perform as well as a 7.5mm multicoated celestron plossal I already own. I'll give this three stars. Maybe three and a half.

Was the perfect addition to my telescope giving it a wider range of magnifications to view the moon really well and see planets more clearly.