At a Glance
10mm
Focal Length
62°
Apparent FOV
10mm
Eye Relief
1.25"
Barrel Size
Score Breakdown
Overview
The SVBONY 62-degree 10mm eyepiece is a practical choice for amateur astronomers looking to expand their eyepiece collection without spending much. At just over $13, it fits the 1.25-inch focuser found on the vast majority of beginner and mid-range telescopes, making it immediately compatible with most setups you are likely to own. The 62-degree apparent field of view is a meaningful step up from the narrow 50-degree fields common in stock eyepieces.
That wider view makes it easier to track objects and gives planetary and lunar observing a more immersive quality. The fully multi-coated optics help maximize light transmission, which matters especially when you are looking at dimmer deep-sky targets like star clusters or nebulae. At 10mm focal length, the magnification you get depends on your telescope's focal length, so it will behave differently on a fast refractor versus a long Newtonian.
Users report low chromatic aberration and minimal distortion, which the high review count of nearly 1,500 ratings tends to support. This is not a premium eyepiece, but for the price it performs well above expectations and makes a reasonable backup or starter option.
Key Features
- 62-degree apparent field of view, noticeably wider than most stock eyepieces
- Fully multi-coated lenses help improve contrast and light throughput
- Standard 1.25-inch barrel fits virtually any beginner or mid-range telescope
- 10mm focal length delivers useful mid-to-high magnification across a range of telescope types
- Low reported chromatic aberration and distortion for an eyepiece in this price range
- Lightweight build helps avoid throwing off the balance of smaller, more sensitive mounts
- Strong owner feedback with over 1,400 Amazon ratings averaging 4.4 out of 5
Specifications
| Focal Length | 10mm |
| Apparent FOV | 62° |
| Eye Relief | 10mm |
| Barrel Size | 1.25" |
| Design | Wide Angle |
| Elements/Groups | 3/2 |
| Series | 62° |
| Coating | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Waterproof | No |
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Amazon Reviews
The difference between this and my stock 25mm Kellner is night and day. Clear, crisp views made setting up my finderscope so much easier. And at this price I got a hell of a lot more than I expected. Seems to be built well and solid. I don’t know about more expensive eyepieces but I have to say this...
Really surprised at the overall quality of this very inexpensive eyepiece! Really good apparent field of view (AFOV) of 62 degrees and sharp stars across the entire field. Only thing that could be better is the eye relief, to get the full AFOV your eye has to be very close to the lens. However, this...
I used all three of these eyepieces (EP) in my 8” SCT f10; 4” MAK and fast 60mm f5 telescopes. Yes these are light, plastic and inexpensive but don’t let that stop you because these are a true value and I would highly recommend these to 99% of the amateur astronomers. I did a lot of research on the ...
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