Celestron SkyMaster Pro ED 7 x 50 prismáticos para vistas amplias de cielo

These are incredible!!!!

Normally don't do reviews, but this purchase was one of best I made in a long time. Robust build, nothing cheap about these binos. Nice grip texture on sides for secure handling and ribbed focus knob for deliberate adjustments. The diopter adjustment may not have a lock, but it's stiff enough you don't have to worry about losing adjustment. Optical quality once focused its absolutely premium. Use a terrestrial object during the day that good distance away that has features that will aid in focusing. Cover right objective with your hand, use the main focuser. Then cover the left objective with your hand for the diopter fine tune. All set for night observing, one and done.You will be blown away by the color of the stars. I have had expensive APOs before, this does an amazing job keeping up …

Let me start off by saying that I own 3 very good pair of Celestron binoculars (8x42, 8x56 and 15x70).The clarity of these binoculars are very good, but that doesn’t mean a thing when they are very uncomfortable to use. Long story short - you cannot look through these like regular binoculars due to their oversized eye pieces. Essentially they do not rest on your nose.I give the functionality a 0/5. Avoid this model at all costs. The ease of use isn’t there and there’s zero value for your money and time since you’ll return them like me.

Super bright and crystal clear, nothing cheap about these binoculars, got them for low light scouting and hunting. Excellent glass, i own 13 pair of name brand mid and high range binoculars. All roof prism, although these porros are bigger and heavier; these compare well to some of my,$1000 binoculars. Try them; if your not immediately impressed send them back, I bet you won't. Thanks Celestron. JimMcFarland

I once owned a Celestron 8 manufactured in California. It was cutting edge. These binoculars bear the name Celestron but I suspect they are made in China. However, they are crystal clear. I can almost make out the disk of Jupiter and the Pleiades are outstanding. They are a bit heavy but that doesn’t brake the deal. They are not a $5000 telescope but I don’t think they can be beat for binoculars. I chose 7x magnification because anything more would require a tripod to stabilize the image plus you have a wider field of view. The lenses correct the tendency of regular binoculars to show stars like commas. They appear as the would appear in a Smidt-Cassegrain telescope. The Andromeda galaxy M31 appears the same as through a telescope. A very, very large scope would be needed to resolve the …

Great binoculars! They are just the right weight and size to strap around your neck and look up at the night sky, especially the Milky Way. Star clusters and nebula areas pop out and the image is slightly better than the regular Pro binoculars.The only issue I had was when the first pair came, the two barrels were stuck together and could not move to adjust to your eyes with, however I returned them and the second pair was able to do that no problem.

As a relative newbie in the world of amateur astronomy, I wanted to start with binoculars. But not just any binoculars, I wanted to choose ones that would #1, give me an incredible view of the night sky and #2, last for years.First off, the clarity on the SkyMaster Pro 7x50 ED is incredible. They are perfectly collimated and I get sharp images and no annoying color fringing along the edge of the moon you might see with lesser binoculars. The Orion nebula is a favorite thing to view but I also enjoy the planets and learning the constellations. What I didn’t expect is that I have also found myself grabbing these during the day to check out wildlife and birds near my house. And thanks to their small size compared to other astro binoculars, I can actually see myself taking these to the lake …

The glass is awesome, of course, ED will be. I have to return these because I found that I could not get a single view without putting them all the way to the middle, which meant the eyecups were resting on the bridge of my nose. Hubby hated them for that reason.