Review on Astromania 1.25" 4Mm Plossl Telescope Eyepiece W/4-Element Design & Threaded For Standard 1.25Inch Astronomy Filters by David Stover
Works great as long as you keep expectations reasonable
Bought this along with a 2x barlow to breathe some life back into an old Meade reflector and get my children interested in astronomy without spending too much. Works great as long as you keep expectations reasonable. Seems to have a solid build quality without the cheapo plastic you might expect at this price point. I'm no expert and don't know for sure but I suspect these come from the same off shore factories that churn out some of the popular name brand's products.
- Very good product for the price. Does exactly what it is supposed to do
- Durable, heavy construction could make it difficult to use with lighter telescopes
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