SVBONY SV215 Zoom Eyepiece, 1.25 Inch 3mm to 8mm Eyepiece with Parfocal Design, Telescope Accessory for High Power Lunar and Planetary Observing

Name: SVBONY SV215 Zoom Eyepiece, 1.25 Inch 3mm to 8mm Eyepiece with Parfocal Design, Telescope Accessory for High Power Lunar and Planetary Observing
Brand: Svbony
Price: 1000.21 PAB
Availability: InStock
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Product ID: 556413523

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✨6-element fully multi-coated optics

🎯Parfocal design for seamless refocus

🔭3mm-8mm adjustable zoom

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Description

🔭 Zoom into the cosmos with precision and ease—never miss a celestial moment!

SMOOTH OPERATOR - Click-and-stop zoom with smooth ring movement ensures precise control even in low light.
ZOOM LIKE A PRO - 3mm to 8mm adjustable focal length replaces multiple eyepieces for ultimate convenience.
CRYSTAL CLEAR VIEWS - 6-element, 4-group fully multi-coated lenses deliver sharp, high-contrast planetary images.
STAY LOCKED IN FOCUS - Parfocal design means minimal refocusing—capture every detail effortlessly.
COMFORT MEETS CLARITY - Constant field of view and eye relief keep your eyes comfortable during extended stargazing sessions.

The SVBONY SV215 Zoom Eyepiece is a 1.25-inch telescope accessory featuring a 3mm to 8mm adjustable focal length with parfocal design, allowing seamless zoom without refocusing. Its 6-element fully multi-coated optics provide sharp, high-contrast views ideal for lunar and planetary observation. The click-and-stop zoom mechanism and constant eye relief make it user-friendly for amateur astronomers seeking professional-grade performance.