SVBONY SV154 Telescope Eyepiece 2 inch Super Wide Angle Eyepiece 70 Degree 26mm SWA Eyepiece Telescope Accessory for Astronomy Observation

Ultra-wide 70-degree field of view eyepiece; especially useful for locating celestial objects and enjoying panoramic views of star fields; nebulae; and other vast phenomena; giving you a beautiful wide angle view for the night sky. 26mm focal length; this SVBONY telescope eyepiece provides moderate magnification; suitable for a variety of viewing targets; including deep-sky objects such as star clusters and nebulae; as well as lunar and planetary observations. 5 elements in 3 group lens structure; astronomical telescope lenses are made of high index glass; providing a clear; high-contrast view and delivering crisp; realistic images of the moon; planets; and deep space. FMC coatings eyepiece; increase light transmission through lens; resulting in brighter images and enhanced contrast and color fidelity of observed images; the wide-angle eyepiece is carefully designed to minimize distortion and aberrations. 2 inch eyepiece with filter thread; this SV154 eyepiece accepts standard 2-inch filters; fits 2-inch telescopes and astronomy accessories; includes a dust cap to protect the eyepiece lens from damage. Rubber eye cup; SV154 super-wide angle telescope lenses come with a removable and foldable soft silicone rubber eye cup for the comfort of the observer; Suitable for anyone wearing glasses and not wearing glasses. High-level craftmanship eyepiece; the SV154 2” telescope eyepiece with sleek black barrel with safety undercut to reduce the possibility of the eyepiece slipping out of the focuser or diagonal. To ensure the eyepiece you purchase is compatible with your telescope, please confirm your telescope's mount size, focal length, and other specifications before ordering. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service team. This eyepiece is compatible with refractor, reflective, and catadioptric telescopes. Before purchasing, customers should calculate the magnification, which should not exceed twice the objective lens aperture.. Tips: Not recommended for use with a reflector telescope.