Eyepieces

Eight high-end eyepieces that open up heavenly views – for a premium price tag.

Great eyepieces are crucial to any astronomical setup. Our guide will arm you with the info you need to choose the best ones to invest in.

This ultra-wide five-piece set offers a worthy step-up from your kit eyepieces

The Evergreen eyepiece set is good value for money and ideal for beginners.

The DayStar Quark Magnesium I b2 solar filter provide an opportunity to look at the Sun in a whole new way.

The Altair Ultraflat eyepieces are an impressive new range, but can they really eliminate field curvature?

A smart set of lenses that open up the sky into glorious widescreen

A trio of orthoscopic oculars that offer a wider than usual apparent field of view

The Vixen SSW eyepiece series is a colourful set of oculars that offer an outstanding 83º field of view and will serve astronomers well.

A new range in varying focal lengths that would suit intermediate observers

This trio of parfocal lenses live up to their name – they are a delight.

Daystar Quark hydrogen-alpha eyepiece filters make for an attractive package.

A substantial eyepiece that offers impressive wide-field views

A medium-power eyepiece with an astounding field of view, the quality of the field is excellent on axis and for a large portion of the main field of view

With the 3.7mm Ethos-SX 110° eyepiece, Tele Vue has delivered a true space simulator experience with ‘spacewalk’ views.

The Meade Series 5000 UWA 6.7mm is an all-round good eyepiece.

This eyepiece would be very suitable for extended observing sessions.

With a slim 47mm waistline, the Nirvana is less bulky than most similar eyepieces.

The William Optics UWAN 7mm is a good little performer.

The Axiom’s twist-up eye shield is the smoothest we've seen.

A no-frills eyepiece with fantastic optics.

The Meade Series 4000 Zoom Eyepiece is a very good zoom eyepiece that delivers plenty of detail