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Celestron - SkyMaster 25x70 Binocular - Large Aperture Binoculars with 70mm Objective Lens - 25x Magnificiation High Powered Binoculars - Includes Carrying Case

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25x magnification Porto prism binocular
Large 70 mm objective lens offers maximum image brightness in low-light and long-range conditions
Ultra sharp focus across the field of view. Linear Field of View (@1000 yds.) / @1000 m): 141 feet (47 m)Exit Pupil: 0. 11 inches. Eye Relief: 0. 51 inches
Multi-coated optics for sharp, clear views
Suitable for terrestrial or astronomical viewing. Ipd max: 2. 83 inch
Protective rubber covering for ultra-firm grip
Long eye relief ideal for eyeglass wearers

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SkyMaster 25x70mm Porro Binocular

A high-quality yet affordable choice for binocular astronomy or long-distance terrestrial viewing with large 70mm objective lenses and powerful 25x magnification.

Bright, Sharp Images—Even in Dim Conditions

Multi-coated optics and BaK-4 prisms deliver excellent light transmission for brighter images. The SkyMaster is a favorite among those who view in dim conditions near dawn and dusk, or for astronomy.
Durable and Water Resistant

The rugged, armored body provides protection and a secure gripping surface. Plus, the water-resistant exterior means you won’t have to worry about getting caught in an unexpected rainstorm.
Comfortable & Eyeglass Friendly

Soft, rubber eyecups are comfortable to use and block stray light. Eyeglasses wearers can fold down the eyecups for easier viewing.
Tripod Adaptable

Enjoy extended, hands-free viewing sessions by mounting your SkyMaster binocular on a tripod.

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	SkyMaster 25x70	SkyMaster 15x70	SkyMaster 12x60	SkyMaster 20x80
Magnification12x	25x	15x	12x	20x
Field of View (degrees)	2.7°	4.4°	5.3°	3.7°
Field of View (feet @ 1000yds)	141	231	278	195
Lens Coatings	Multi-coated	Multi-coated	Multi-coated	Multi-coated
Prism Material	BaK4	BaK4	BaK4	BaK4
Diopter Range	-4 to +8	-4 to +8	-4 to +8	-4 to +8
Close Focus Distance (feet)	75	43	59	108
Eye Relief (mm)17	13	18	17	18
Eyecup	Folding	Folding	Folding	Folding
Environmental Protection	Water Resistant	Water Resistant	Water Resistant	Water Resistant
Tripod Adaptable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

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Item Dimensions	4.30 x 11.00 x 8.70 inches	7.48 x 3.97 x 6.69 inches	5.75 x 4.95 x 2.10 inches	6.00 x 5.00 x 2.40 inches	8.58 x 4.25 x 4.25 inches	8.40 x 8.00 x 3.60 inches
Item Weight	3.25 lbs	1.76 lbs	1.10 lbs	1.25 lbs	0.01 ounces	1.88 lbs
Magnification Maximum	16	10	—	—	8	16
Objective Lens Diameter	70	50 millimeters	42.00 millimeters	42.00 millimeters	50 millimeters	50

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Style:SkyMaster 25x70 Binocular | Configuration:Binocular

Celestron’s Sky Master series of large aperture binoculars are a phenomenal value for high performance binoculars ideal for astronomical viewing or for terrestrial (land) use - especially over long distances. Each Sky Master model features high quality BaK-4 prisms and multi-coated optics for enhanced contrast. Celestron has designed and engineered the larger Sky Master models to meet the special demands of extended astronomical or terrestrial viewing sessions.

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Style:SkyMaster 25x70 Binocular | Configuration:Binocular

Product Dimensions

4.3 x 11 x 8.7 inches

Item Weight

3.25 pounds

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B003AM87Q4

Item model number

71008

Customer Reviews

1,666 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

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#20 in Camera & Photo (See Top 100 in Camera & Photo)
#5 in Binoculars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

November 1, 2003

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Unisex-adult

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Celestron

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Paul M. Ondra

Celstron 25 x 70 vs 15 x 70

Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2016

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

I own both the Celestron 15x70 and 25x70 binoculars. After comparing both here is WHAT I'VE COME UP WITH:

Both binoculars excel and have a clear crisp view. The optics are truly amazing at this price point! I did have to send back a set of the 25x70's due to interior dust being seen as I looked through them, but Amazon sent me a new pair no problem. Both binoculars use the same body. The 25x70's are a touch shorter (1/4 inch) in length due to shortening of the Ocular (eye) to the Objective lens distance. The 25x70's also have a larger Ocular lens due to the increased magnification. Both binoculars need a tripod (especially the 25x70's which are more effected by shaking). GET A 70" or greater TRIPOD! I have a 60" tripod and I'm a short5'5" but when something is near 90 degrees over your head the "60 height of the tripod won't cut it.

I posted an example of the magnification and the Field of View difference between the 15x70 (1st Pic) and the 25x70 (2nd Pic). As you can see the 25x70 gives you a greater MAGNIFICATION but the trade off is the FIELD OF VIEW which is greater with the 15x70's. The actual views through the bino's are sharper as the cellphone doesn't do it justice.

LOOKING AT OBJECTS: In looking a celestial objects the MOON totally fills the frame with the 25x70's. The 4 Galilean moons of JUPITER (yes you can seem) look great in both set of binos. Another thing I love to look at are AIRPLANES. With the use of a tripod I was able to see and follow JETS at 35,000 ft. IT IS A MARVEL! The 25x70's work well here as I can read the writing on the planes.

MY RECOMMENDATION: I would choose the 25x70's. The 25x70's are $3 more so why not go for more magnification. The wider field of view on the 15x70's does allow a better "hand-held" experience but you are still going to need a tripod for celestial viewing no matter which bino's you buy.

ALSO: Both the 25x70 and the 15x70 come with a tripod adapter but I'd upgrade to a METAL one as these binos are heavy. The Barska adapter is metal with a larger rubber tightening screw and is only $8 (see photo). I'd also get some Field Optics Research Binocular EyeShields ($14) to help keep out peripheral light in daytime viewing (see photo).

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Mike G

Enjoyable and Reasonably-priced Binoculars

Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2017

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

My interest in enjoying long-distance viewing, both terrestrial and celestial, had been on the rise as of late. So I decided to do some checking. The telescope that interested me looked to be well-suited to this activity, but I realized that I'd have to purchase a mount and tripod, at the least, and possibly some other accessories (lens, etc.). This, I figured, was going to run at least $500; not an amount I was ready to invest.

So as my research progressed, specifically in the direction of binoculars, I came across this Celestron SkyMaster 25 x 70mm binoculars. Touted as appropriate for both celestial and terrestrial viewing, especially given the less-than-$100 price tag, the binoculars seemed to me to be a good fit: not a huge investment and would also be a significant step up from my current binoculars. And the price was about 1/3rd that of the 25 x 100mm while still, in my opinion, providing a decent long-distance viewing experience.

I've had these binoculars for about a month now and I have to say that I really do enjoy them.

I should note that I ordered and use the "Barska Binocular Tripod Adapter" instead of the one that came with the binoculars. (Other reviewers recommended this upgrade due to the Barska seemingly being a bit sturdier than the one that came with the binoculars.)

In any event, I already had a modest tripod that is working well enough for me, although the little, almost imperceptible shake that occurs is quite obvious when looking at airplanes, satellites and other celestial objects. Still, I'm not disappointed with my setup.

Now, with these binoculars I can see Jupiter, and at least two of her moons, Saturn, including the "ring," and, of course, many stars. In fact, aiming the binoculars in an area that seems void of stars when viewed with the naked eye reveals even more stars and whatnot. And the view of the moon is spectacular.

Passing airplanes stand out with these binoculars. And while I've yet to actually read lettering on planes (they're usually at an altitude of 35,000-plus feet, moving at 500MPH or so, and miles downrange), I can clearly detect planes' colorations, engines, winglets, etc. What fun!

For terrestrial viewing, again these binoculars provide me a good look.

The only thing I could say that would be even remotely critical would be this: trying to accurately aim the binoculars without the aid of a "finding scope," especially at very distant objects, is challenging. Some times I actually get it right, but most times not. This is especially true of fast-moving objects (satellites, planes, etc.) But this isn't a "problem" with the binoculars, but rather one aspect to consider when using/purchasing such high-powered binoculars.

Overall I'm very pleased with this purchase. I find the binoculars came usable and in great shape right out of the box.

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Grace Moore

Galilean Moons

Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2019

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

Jupiter at opposition and I really wanted to see the Galilean moons with my own eyes. Tried the HF $20 10x50 binos and the optics just aren’t good enough for planets. I have a decent tripod so I decided to go for the 25x70. Attached picture shows the 4 moons, a bit fuzzier than it should be since I was holding my phone by hand. The 25x70 really needs to be used with a tripod. Also the Barska mount is very good, much better than the one included. If you already have a tripod, get an upgraded mount and you’ll be happy with the 25x70.

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Hairy Horace

Good binoculars for the price

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 15, 2018

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

I bought these (25x70) to give that little extra oomph when stargazing, having bought a pair of 15x70s last year..
The first thing I would point out is that the 25 x magnification magnifies the slightest movement, so if you intend using them for astronomy for more than a couple of minutes you'll really need to mount them to a tripod. I've been using my camera tripod, and it's more than adequate
A tripod adaptor is included, it's plastic and reasonably sturdy, but for a more stable image it's worth buying a metal one, I bought a good solid one on here for £6 and it's much better.
I've been using the binoculars most evenings this week, Jupiter and its four main moons and Saturn and its rings are clearly visible through them. OK, they're binoculars, not the Hubble, and the aforementioned planets are only very small in the field of vision, but you can see them nonetheless. I think I was able to make out the stripes across Jupiter on a really clear night last week, but that may just have been wishful thinking on my part.
Naturally they can't match the image I obtain from my 4 "refractor telescope either, but they're much easier to set up and use and ideal for short viewing sessions when lugging out the telescope would be just too much hassle.
They're pretty good for terrestrial viewing too, but bear in mind the closest focusing distance is 75ft, ideal for planes overhead and ships at sea, but not for birds at the bottom of your garden unless your garden is 75ft long or more.
I like the look and feel of these binoculars, and I'm very pleased I bought them.

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Sean K.

BE CAREFUL if you're into astronomy.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 8, 2018

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

Huge magnification for mere binoculars at a reasonable price, BUT - because the magnification is large you WILL need to mount them on a tripod as it is IMPOSSIBLE to view anything adequately with even a small amount of vibration. Also, the high magnification creates a very narrow field of view, kind of like what you'd expect from a telescope. So if you're interested in astronomy, either get a telescope for better stability and even larger magnification OR get a much smaller pair of binoculars for wider field of view and less disturbance from vibration. I can't really see what purpose these binoculars serve - although they are quite good for terrestrial viewing I suppose.

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M. J. Button

Disappointing in every way

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 15, 2020

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

I went on a cruise last year to the Norwegian Fjords and loved it - apart from the fact that all the time I was wishing I had better binoculars. So as soon as I got home I treated myself to a pair of Olympus Binocular 10 x 50 DPS binoculars (see previous review). The Olympus binoculars are superb, but they made me want something more powerful for sky gazing, so I bought this pair (+ tripod).

I shouldn't have bothered - very disappointed with them and even with a tripod it is not easy to focus as there is still some shake, just putting your eyes to the lenses. I see far more using the Olympus binoculars.

A mistake, just proving that even at my advancing years, we can still live and learn! Should have stuck with what I had.

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Tika

Go on Trek

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 29, 2017

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

Well, the last one I brought I lost somewhere on Himalayan trail between Nepal and Tibet. This is amazing and powerful Binocular you need during trekking, didn't spot yeti but scenery with this one is just beautiful. Night sky viewing is even more better, doesn't work in city area though. You need to sit down in near camp fire where no city light exist, it will do the trick.

My 71 year old dad enjoyed this with his eyeglass, no problem there. The extended rubber eye piece is made for that purpose, to view with eyeglass. Yes it little heavy but hey working out while enjoying scenery is extra benefit. My old dad can do it, there no question you cannot not. During the trek, my dad was the one who was holding it anyway. I was with my Camera and Drone. Man, my dad love this, when he lost it, he was very sad. So I thought I surprise him with gift.

Don't worry about power Adjustment, it's very simple to adjust for all eye level.

I believe Yeti took my last one :D

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jim wilson

The field of view was not as big as I thought and the images were not the best I have seen

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 23, 2015

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

When the binoculars arrived I was not impressed.The field of view was not as big as I thought and the images were not the best I have seen.I have a pair of 8X24 binoculars I bought on amazon for £20 and they are much better than the Celestron Skymaster.I decided to keep the Celestron as some people say you have to get used to them.After 4 days I noticed they have eyecups which you can put forward.I did this and then Oh myGod.....The image was crisp and clear and the field of view was very large.The binoculars are absolutely brilliant.I would definately reccomend the to a friend{ If I had any friends}

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Bjorn Louwinger

Poor quality control

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 24, 2019

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

Purchased the Sky master 25x70 for stargazing and terrestrial viewing. After doing the initial unpacking inspection there was some manufacture debris on the inside of the optics. Promptly sent back and received the replacement. This time after testing the optics I struggled to get clear focus. I've owned other binocs before no problem. Also, the rubberised finishing on the grip wasn't secured proberly and had exposed the underlying screw - where's the quality control? I bought the Celestron brand because I was happy with another Celestron product before. Not a happy experience on both accounts this time. Sorry Celestron, I don't if it's an Amazon quality issues or yours but I don't have confidence in buying this item again.

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P. Murphy

Very good

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 22, 2019

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

These are my first astronomy binoculars, I read some lengthy reviews elsewhere, so knew what to expect.
The day they arrived, the previous few days of clear skies ended with total cloud cover and rain, but the following night I was able to take a look at Jupiter and see the four main moons, as clearly as hoped for. There was a near full moon and I was able to see the full disc of the moon filling my eyepiece, and some lovely views of craters especially along the terminator, then a look upwards to the stars, seeing hundreds of previously invisible stars.
The view is just as good as expected, and although the binos are light, its almost impossible to hold them steady, especially for looking at planets, and a tripod is definitely necessary. I used the included binocular mount to attach them to my camera tripod, its a decent tripod, which I weighted down, but I still got wobble from the lightest of touch when aiming and focusing. I am now looking for a stronger/heavier tripod.
The included case (no padding or zip), neck strap, and lens cloth are poor quality, presumably to keep the price down, I have replaced all with better stuff so I can look after the binos properly.
The front lens caps are ok, but the rear lens cap isnt fit for purpose, its a single cap covering both lenses and does not stay in place, for now Im using the nasty neck strap that came with the binos, tied on to hold the rear lens cap in place, until I find a better lens cap(s).
To sum up, the binoculars are excellent, the included extras are rubbish, but I think I got value for money.

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Pete_D50

Great buy - very pleased

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 23, 2018

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

Work just as I hoped - amazing views of night sky; loads more stars and can see colouration differences in different stars (eg; Sirius is "blue white", Beltegeuse is more orange tinge. Magnification is superb - you can see the stars move across your field of view as you watch them. You need a really firm stand though to avoid wobble. Construction looks pretty robust and they are comfortable. Came with an adaptor to attach to a stand which was an unexpected bonus - these sell seperately for a few pounds. Looking forward to spotting Jupitor's moons etc when they come above the horizon

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charlie boy!

Value for money but heavy.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 10, 2020

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

I bought these mainly for night use and they are sharp and clear. The recent "pink moon" was amazing to look at with these binoculars. The only criticism is that the lens covers and eye piece covers are a bit flimsy (and so is the main strap!) and not attatched to a lanyard or something, so you end up losing them all the time. They are heavy so a tripod is best for long periods of time. The attachment for the tripod feels flimsy resulting in a little bit of shake, so I am looking for a better quality attachment to stop this.
For the price you pay this is still good value for money. Pleased overall.

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Daniel Davinci

Huge!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 12, 2019

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

These binos are absolutely huge. After I bought them, I found some very old binos in the loft which were half the size. The quality looking through them was so much better than these! Given the size and the price I think these fall short a little, but those old binos may have just been exceptional! Otherwise, I think many people may be happy with these, but they are far from portable. There was always a double vision to them, whereas the small ones I have were crystal clear.

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Mr C

Absolute bargain at £78!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 25, 2020

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

Reviewed against purchase price of £78.

For this price these are a bargain. Quality build and great magnification. I use them for views across the harbour, not astronomy.

The only slight negative is the halo effect around some objects (a rainbow outline). Apparently this is reduced in expensive binoculars, but for casual use and at this bargain price it is completely acceptable.

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jenni

Terrible quality

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 17, 2016

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

1st set developed what seems to be a common fault now I've read more reviews. The scroll wheel that is used to focus started to spin freely, broken inside somewhere. This was after only minimal use. When they worked they were brilliant so I sent them back for a replacement. The new pair were so badly misaligned that they were of no use at all, another common fault. Sent back for a refund.

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Gerrys sip.

Will be absolutely fantastic for sightseeing especially on the coast.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 10, 2020

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

Just received these binoculars really powerful really surprised just scanning the countryside about 4 miles away with the naked eye the fields look a bit of a blur but with these binoculars it is so clear you can even see see the flock of sheep in the field which you couldn't see with the naked eye and with these binoculars it looks as if you could near enough touch them excellent purchase for the money the focus seen eyepiece on the right a little bit stiff but you can put that down because the item is brand new you in probably ease up up after using them several times well worth the money.

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STAR WARS

I WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THESE!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 14, 2015

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

JUST GOT MY (SKYMASTER) 25 X 70 BINOCULARS!

ALL I CAN SAY IS WOW!!! IF YOUR PUT OFF BY A HIGHER MAGNIFICATION? THEN DONT BE? THESE ARE AMAZING!! LIGHT ENOUGH FOR QUICK OBSERVATION BUT YOU WILL NEED A TRIPOD FOR LONG OBSERVATION LIKE LOOKING AT THE AWESOME NIGHT SKY OR JUPITER!
PLUS THEY COME AT A FRACTION OF THE PRICE OF LESS POWERFULL BINOCULARS!

MY FIRST SIGHT WITH THESE WAS LOOKING OUT MY WINDOW AND TO MY SURPRISE I COULD SEE A HORSE? I DIDNT EVEN NO THERE WAS A FILED FAR AWAY OUTSIDE MY WINDOW LET ALONE A HORSE?? I COULD NOT SEE THE FIELD WITH MY NAKED EYE? AMAZING! LOL

BUY THESE YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED AWESOME!

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A. N. Myers

Terrific Astronomical Binoculars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 1, 2018

Style: SkyMaster 25x70 BinocularConfiguration: BinocularVerified Purchase

I have a Celestron Nexstar 6 (a brilliant small telescope) -but sometimes you want a nice wide field of view for casual observing and lugging a big telescope around isn't always practical. I decided to look no further than Celestron, whose optics and value for money can't be beaten. These are terrific high magnitude binoculars, but please be aware that they are heavy, and best used with a tripod (I had an old tripod knocking around, and its easily fitted using the adaptor provided). On the first clear night I found the Orion Nebula and Andromeda Galaxy no problem at all (Andromeda surprisingly impressive), and enjoyed the Pleiades, a star cluster that is a better sight through binoculars than a telescope. For flexibility and variety of use, you can't beat a good pair of binoculars.

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