SVBONY Telescope Eyepiece, 6mm Focal Length 68 Degree Ultra Wide Angle Lens

I'll be honest — I almost talked myself out of buying a dedicated eyepiece. I already had the one that came with my telescope, it worked fine, and "fine" felt like enough. Then I stumbled down a astrophotography rabbit hole at midnight, convinced myself I was leaving serious image quality on the table, and added this to my cart before I could second-guess it. Best impulsive decision I've made in a while. First clear night I had, I pointed everything at the moon. No special expectations, just curiosity. The moment I got it focused I actually said something out loud to nobody in particular. The detail was immediately, noticeably different. Crater walls, shadow contrast along the terminator, the subtle texture of the lunar maria — all of it just sitting there, crisp and defined in a way my stock eyepiece never delivered. I attached the photo above from that first session. That's straight through this eyepiece, barely any processing. The 68 degree ultra wide angle field of view is the real standout — the moon felt immersive rather than like I was peering through a keyhole. No edge distortion, no chromatic fringing that drove me crazy with cheaper options. Eye relief is comfortable enough for extended sessions, and the 1.25 inch barrel fit my focuser without any fuss. Build quality feels solid and well above the price point. If you're on the fence the way I was — just get it. The stock eyepiece got me interested in the sky. This one made me fall in love with it.

Solid value eyepiece for those wanting to upgrade their vendor supplied eyepieces and stay within a modest budget. Quality is high and with a wide FOV there is a noticeable improvement compare to the stock eyepieces that came with my scope.

(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..

Excellent telescope eye piece with a nice "wide" view and "just enough" eye relief. 15mm which is a good middle range.

I purchased this set based on the review of a fellow amateur astronomer I follow on You tube and couldn't be happier.

I am blown away at the quality of this eyepiece! It's very solidly built and the optics are incredible. Images are tack sharp once in focus with only the very slightest bit of coma on the edges. The Apparent Field Of View (AFOV) is very wide and the eye relief is awesome. One thing to be aware of though (especially for newbies), is to be patient in getting accustomed to using a wide field eyepiece like this one. If your head isn't in the right orientation when looking through it, you'll get some "kidney bean effect" on the edges (where the edges get dark or seem to "pinch" as you move your head slightly from side to side). This is totally normal as I have other wide field eyepieces in addition to this one and the kidney bean effect happens with those as well. However, once you relax and keep your head/eyes centered and as still as possible, then the quality of the eyepiece really shines. I can't recommend this eyepiece enough, especially for the price!!

It is wide angle but hard to get a clear image.

Works really well, perfect for the heritage 150p for those detailed saturn and moon pics. Its a little more on the heavier side, but it has good stability and fits well.

It's a much bigger and better view than the the 9 mm plossl I got with my scope. The stars were sharper everything seems brighter despite the higher magnification the 9mm plossl. I highly recommend buying or investing in better eye pieces than the ones come with the scope.

Awesome 👍

Excelente calidad. Perfecto para planetas.

produit reçu rapidement, excellente qualité conforme à mes attentes. Je recommande ce vendeur

Excelente ocular, casi un año de uso. Súper recomendado.