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Celestron SkyMaster 20×80 Astronomy Binoculars Review
I THINK WITH ALL INDOOR VIDEOS ON HERE THEY ARE GOOD BUT WILL BE NICE TO SEE A VIDEO LIKE THIS AND A FIELD TEST LIKE LOOK AT THE MOON WITH OUT AND WITH BINOCULARS
wow those binoculars are HUGE!!!!
this product would also do very excellent job for only viewing a city? am i right?
Wow there bigger than I thought they would be ! A very clear review. Well done.
Legend 🙂
Would I be able to see the milky way with these bino in semi light polluted area? Also is their a big difference between 10×50 to 20 x80?
It may be possible. But you second question I must answer definitely yes! A __x80 collects more than twice as much light as a __x50 binocular does, so you can see much darker objects.
Could u tell me about the moon Tht u watched thro Ths please!!??
Dan, I’ve just purchased the Spymaster, and I just wondered what tripod you’d recommend that’s ideally on the smaller side. Best, Rob
thanks
Can you use a standard tripod to mount the binoculars adapter?
I have mine on a Camera tripod (Sony) ans it fits perfectly. I’m a big guy but these a very big and cumbersome so tripods are a must.
I when back to this video. I saw it for 105 at Amazon so i bought it.
Just got some from wex photographic for £99 delivered – bloody wow they are awesome. I was going to get the zoom version but read some bad reports but these are great and as you mention they are still very portable.
Well done on avoiding zoom binoculars. They are pretty bad for general terrestrial use but for astronomy they’re an absolute disaster.
+despotmurgatroid That’s good to know. I’m looking at the WEX website now – these big guys are still in stock and they deliver nice and quick. I want these to take to a holiday cottage in Devon soon and stargaze where there is very little light pollution.
+DirkDigDuggler
They are amazing and even more so for the price – I managed to get the celestron 70 travel scope second hand for 20 quid to back up my portable system so very happy now.
Thanks for the great review!
great kid. I’d love my son to have an interest like this and have his sensible mind.
my thoughts exactly, you are not alone in thinking that
Are you able to see at the tip of Orion’s sword, a double star , struve 747? They are at the end of the sword tip, and of the two stars visible the „star“ on the lower right is struve 747, a very closely grouped double. This double is also called Iota Orionis. Iota Orionis is the very close double star at the end of Orion’s sword, it’s the bright star on the lower right.
Have fun!
Liar, I own the Celestron 20X80 and they are not that huge, they are big but Not overly huge like the ones you show in this video, stop fooling people.
What are you on about? I think you have the wrong ones.
No, this is a true item. But Celestron 20X80 came with two models, this one, and the one without tripod supporting – a little bit smaller.
Did you see nebula ? ???
better take a 25×100 for deep sky !
Hi there could you recommend a good tripod for this binoculars l just purchased them online and lm waiting for delivery. Thank you
Me also. Any feed back yet ?
Which tripod is best for it?
I’m interested in these binoculars, how much more would you be able to see with the 25×100 compared to these binos?
Thanks!!